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Tom Brady talks Luke Kuechly


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"He’s a really solid player. He has great instincts. When you have that type athleticism that he has, as well as the instincts, not only in the run game but the pass game, he just really goes sideline-to-sideline takes on blocks. He just has a knack for knowing where the ball is going to be and that’s hard to teach. I’ve played guys that had that same knack at linebacker. Everybody is different players, everybody has different strengths and weaknesses but when guys are around the ball, making tackles, making tipped passes and covering guys and they’re never out of the play, they’re never fooled. There are guys you play against like Ed Reed, who are great players, Ray Lewis, Zach Thomas, guys that I’ve had the chance to play against that have just a knack for the ball and he has a great knack for the football. That’s a great trait for a defensive player."

 

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