Talking on the Dennis and Callahan Show, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady reiterated how much improvement he and the Patriots need following their come-from-behind, 25-24 win over Buffalo on Monday night at Gillette Stadium. "It's early in the year, and I'm glad we won, but we all realize we have a lot of work to do," Brady said. "We have a lot of work ahead." Asked about how he felt making his first appearance since injuring his knee in last season's opener, Brady said, "I felt good, I felt excited, I think the team was prepared, but it's an execution game." The Pats quarterback also said the Bills came out and played a defensive coverage they "hadn't played in years". Check the 'It Is What It Is Blog' for a full transcript of Brady's interview. Click here to listen to the interview.

Tom Brady threw a pair of touchdown passes to Ben Watson in the final 2:06 to lead a near-miraculous comeback win over the Bills in the season opener, 25-24. Trailing 24-13 with under six minutes remaining, the Patriots scored two touchdowns in the final 2:06 as they came from behind to beat the Bills. Patriots kicker Steve Gostkowski recovered Leodis McKelvin's second kickoff fumble of the fourth quarter at the Bills' 31 to set up the 16-yard winning TD pass to Ben Watson. Brady finished 39-of-53 for 378 yards. For more, visit the football blog It Is What It Is.