It was the final drive in the AFC Championship game in Indianapolis.  The Patriots had the ball and were down three points.  Former Michigan Wolverine quarterback Tom Brady was poised to win another one against the Colts.  He has won three Super Bowls and was 12-1 in his playoff career.  Brady and the Patriots have been the one obstacle the Colts just couldn't get past.

Brady starts the drive at the Pats 21 and goes from the shotgun but throws incomplete.  The next play, boom, 19 yard pass to to TE Ben Watson, this gets it out to the Pats own 40.  Then Brady hit Evans for 15 yards to the Colts 45.  The Patriots only have 24 seconds on the clock but are driving down four points.

Brady out of the shotgun passed and was intercepted by former Michigan cb/s Marlin Jackson who picked off his old teammate and seals the victory for the Colts.  The AFC Championship was sealed on a play from a Michigan Man to a Michigan Man.  It just wasn't the Michigan man I thought it would be. 

 Although Brady was intercepted on that final drive, I can't think of another quarterback I would want leading a team than him.   When Brady was at Michigan, during practice, if he missed a pass or was off a little bit, Lloyd Carr would yell for Drew Henson to come in and take over.  A former Michigan WR was telling me this one time.