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Brady, Brees: A lot to like

QBs have similar work ethic, leadership and results

Updated: November 28, 2009, 11:21 AM ET
By Mike Reiss | ESPNBoston.com

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Brady vs. Brees might not generate the same buzz as Brady vs. Manning, but it still represents a duel between two great quarterbacks who impress as much behind the scenes as they do on the field.

Linebacker Rob Ninkovich, who has played for both the Patriots and Saints, can take outsiders where they otherwise can't go, peeling back the locker room curtain to provide unique insight on both quarterbacks.

In his first training camp practice in New England this past ...

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