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NFL personnel execs: Brady isn't the problem for Patriots

Adam Hunger / USA TODAY Sports

Tom Brady has been widely criticized in the wake of the New England Patriots' embarrassing loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football, with some pundits even arguing that his time as a top quarterback is over.

However, that opinion isn't necessarily shared by all personnel around the league:

There's certainly more at play here than Brady's performance, including the fact that he's stuck behind arguably the worst offensive line the Patriots have had in his career, and he doesn't have a viable deep threat to open up the short passing game, which has been his bread and butter for years.

But Brady is 37-years-old and he won't remain at the top of his game forever. The question is whether his recent play is just a dip in what will be a slow decline, or if he's already fallen off the cliff.

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