Brady’s Foxborough Return Took a Surprising Turn When Evan Williams Intercepted Maye
An interception sparked a memory
Williams intercepted Maye in the first half of Sunday’s game. The play prompted Brady to describe an unexpected link between the Packers defender and his own childhood. Brady said Williams grew up in the Bay Area and that Williams’ mother had looked after him when he was five. He shared the story with Burkhardt in the broadcast booth.
Brady recalled his surprise
“I don’t get shocked very often, but I was shocked,” Brady told Burkhardt. He added, “I hope I was good,” referring to his time in the care of Williams’ mother. The moment connected Brady’s return to Foxborough with a personal memory from his childhood.
Williams’ defensive production
Williams has been an important part of Green Bay’s defense this season. Before Sunday’s game, he had recorded 71 total tackles, two interceptions and one sack. His 44 solo tackles placed him second in the NFL in that category entering the game.
Key points
- Brady said Williams’ mother babysat him when he was five.
- Williams entered Sunday with 71 tackles, two interceptions and one sack.
- Williams ranked second in the NFL with 44 solo tackles entering the game.