Tom Brady’s path to becoming the most decorated quarterback in NFL history began at the University of Michigan. (🎥 dauntlessmentality) #GoBlue Arriving in Ann Arbor as a lightly recruited quarterback, Brady battled from seventh on the depth chart to earn the starting job through perseverance, resilience, and relentless work ethic. He led the Wolverines to a 20–5 record as a starter, capped by victories in the 1999 Citrus Bowl and the legendary 2000 Orange Bowl, where he engineered a comeback win over Alabama. Brady has repeatedly credited his time at Michigan with shaping the mindset that defined his Hall of Fame career. He has often spoken about the lessons he learned through adversity, competition, and leadership, as well as the lasting impact of mentor Greg Harden, whom Brady has called one of the most influential people in his life. He has also said that being voted a University of Michigan team captain remains one of the greatest honors of his football career. Those experience...