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Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, September 22, 2015
Tom Brady had himself a DAY! #NEvsBUF pic.twitter.com/dSZNsLIZfq
— NFL (@NFL) September 20, 2015
Stop me if you've heard this before: Tom Brady (Michigan) had a huge day Sunday afternoon.
Yeah, the four-time Super Bowl winner is still really good. Brady completed 38 passes for 466 yards and three touchdowns in a 40-32 victory at defensive-minded Buffalo to pace former Big Ten players in Week 2 NFL action.
The second week was all about firsts, too, as Tevin Coleman (Indiana), Jeremy Langford (Michigan State) and Bradley Roby (Ohio State) all scored their first career touchdowns, the first two on short runs and the latter on a scoop-and-score.
Allen Robinson (Penn State) had a career day, exploding for six receptions, 155 yards and two touchdowns.
Watch all of the best Week 2 Big Ten highlights below:
Bradley Roby (Ohio State) scoops it and returns it for a TD.
OMG: Jamaal Charles fumbles as @Chiefs approach overtime.
— NFL (@NFL) September 18, 2015
Bradley Roby scoops it & takes it to the HOUSE! #DENvsKC http://t.co/4zG3LKo9jT
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Tom Brady (Michigan) throws early touchdown pass.
Double team him. Triple team him. It doesn't matter.
— NFL (@NFL) September 20, 2015
Julian Edelman is gonna find the end zone. #NEvsBUF http://t.co/2ehgiYzbwA
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Kenny Britt (Rutgers) hauls in 40-yard touchdown catch.
Fake double reverse.
— NFL (@NFL) September 20, 2015
Chuck it 40 yards to Kenny Britt for SIX.
Take a bow, Nick Foles #STLvsWAS http://t.co/KuuPq6D1A9
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Garrett Graham (Wisconsin) makes ridiculous one-handed TD grab.
1) Ryan Mallett throws it as hard and fast as he possibly can
— NFL (@NFL) September 20, 2015
2) Garrett Graham catches it with one hand. #HOUvsCAR http://t.co/yh57s1j1IJ
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Logan Ryan (Rutgers) picks off Buffalo to seal big win.
This diving interception off a Sammy Watkins tip sealed the win for the Patriots. #NEvsBUF http://t.co/9terTSyL2P
— NFL (@NFL) September 20, 2015
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Eric Decker (Minnesota) hauls in TD on Monday Night Football.
Eric Decker entered tonight with 39 career TD's.
— NFL (@NFL) September 22, 2015
His 40th was too easy. #NYJvsIND http://t.co/JH1X1WTANt
