FOXBOROUGH -- While it's a subject not many in New England want to discuss, Sunday has the potential to be Tom Brady's final regular-season game as a member of the Patriots.
The 42-year-old will be a free agent for the first time in his career after the season and retiring seems to be on the table as well.
At his Friday press conference, Brady was asked if he will approach the next few weeks differently considering it could very well be his final days as a member of the Patriots.
"I would say no different than how I have approached it the last 20 years," he said. "Just try and do the best I can do and help our team win, be a great player, have a winning attitude and try and bring it to the field."
The Patriots will host the Dolphins Sunday at Gillette Stadium, and with a win they would earn a first-round bye in the playoffs.
Brady isn't having the greatest statistical season of his career, as he will enter the final week of the season 27th in completion percentage, 30th in yards per attempt and 20th in quarterback rating.
