Giants vs. Patriots: Tom Brady Will Take Out Frustration on New York

Tom Brady and the New England Patriots struggled against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 8. Next up is the New York Giants in Week 9, who will be a tough task for Brady and the Patriots.

Brady will have a great game against the Giants and will be able to be in control of the offense once again after a couple of subpar weeks.

Brady to Welker

We all know Brady loves to throw to Wes Welker, and the past couple of games, teams have been able to limit the damage.

The Giants won't get so lucky. Brady will be throwing to Welker every chance he gets, and two of Brady's touchdown will land in Welker's hands. 

Brady Throws for 350-Plus Yards

Brady has had less than 300 yards in three of his last four games, and he his due for a breakout game.

The Giants have a decent secondary, and Brady will throw where he wants on Sunday.

The Giants are 13th against the pass and only allowed 139 passing yards to the lowly Dolphins last week. Brady should be able to handle the defensive pressure and will throw for a majority of the game.

Brady Is Upset About Loss to Steelers

Tom Brady is always upset when the New England Patriots lose, so he should be fired up to face the Giants.

Brady will want to get back to his winning ways and will throw the ball as many times as it takes to get the win.

Brady Throws 4 Touchdowns

Two of these touchdowns will go to Welker and the other two will land in the hands of Chad Ochocinco and Deion Branch.

It will be his third four-touchdown game of the season and his first since Week 3 against the Bills.

Brady Throws No Interceptions

Brady has had some bad luck with dropped passes and tipped balls in 2011, but against the Giants he will be almost perfect.

He will throw the ball right to his receivers and no one will tip the ball.

Brady Leads Patriots to 31-27 Victory

Brady leads the way with four touchdown passes and 355 yards.

The Patriots regain their first-place spot alone as the Bills will lose.