Things will kick off on Friday, June 7 with Super Bowl 36 with Brady leading one of the greatest upsets in Super Bowl history as an unheralded second-year quarterback thrust into the starting role when Drew Bledsoe was injured in the second game of the season. On Saturday, it will be Super Bowl 38’s turn, as Brady and the Patriots notched their second Super Bowl title during a dominant 14-2 season, prevailing in a thrilling back and forth championship game against the Panthers. On Sunday, the Patriots establish themselves as the NFL’s newest dynasty by knocking off the Philadelphia Eagles to secure their third title in four seasons.
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