BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -- It's been almost two weeks since Tom Brady suffered a cut on his right hand in practice that needed 12 stitches before the AFC championship game.
The 40-year-old played in the game with special KT Tape covering the stitches and has been wearing two gloves at practice and during his media availability ever since. On Tuesday, he wore a glove just on his right hand.
"Under Armour just made it for me," Brady said. "It's a great glove. It's got a lot of recovery in it, and that's what I need at this time."
As for the hand itself?
"It's getting better," Brady said. "It's not quite where I want to be, so I'm just trying to protect it the best way I can. It's obviously a very important part of my body for a quarterback, so I want it to be as healthy as possible for the game on Sunday."
Brady also revealed what type of music he listens to before games, which included Jay-Z, Cold Play, Pearl Jam, U2 and Kendrick Lamar.
The Patriots will practice for the first time in Minnesota on Wednesday where the first injury report of the week will come out.
