Patriots quarterback Tom Brady appeared on the Dennis & Callahan show this morning to recount Sunday's ugly 20-17 overtime loss to the Broncos. As with past weeks, Brady continued to say the team needs to improve its communication and execution, starting with himself.

"Believe me, there's obviously after a game a lot of soul-searching," Brady said. "The only thing I can focus on is what I need to do better. And there's plenty of things I need to do better."

Brady addressed the critical play, an incomplete pass to an open Wes Welker on a key third down late in the game.

"Wes was thinking one thing and I'm thinking another," Brady said. "That's just the way it is. Wes and I need to be on the same page. I see what he was looking at, and he understands what I was looking at. That comes up over the course of a game. We should have hit the play. There's no doubt about...

After the Red Sox were eliminated by the Angels with a 7-6 loss in Game 3 of the American League Division Series, outfielder Jason Bay addressed the possibility that he had played his last home game in Boston. The outfielder said that, since coming to the Sox at the trade deadline in 2008, his experience was singularly enjoyable in Boston. That fact made it somewhat difficult for him to contemplate whether he might end up in another city next season.
 
"It’s weird. Every year, whether it’s the postseason or regular season that ends, you kind of know where you’re going to be. This is uncharted for me. It’s a little uneasy," said Bay. "I don’t know whether it’s the last time I’ll be in here or not, but I guess I’m not the first guy to go through it."
 
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