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  • August 6, 2019
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    the previous staff, along with offensive line coach Jeff Davidson, wide
    receivers coach George Stewart and others. Norv Turner will mark his 30th year
    of coaching in the NFL as the offensive co-ordinator, as widely reported for
    weeks, and George Edwards will be the defensive co-ordinator. New England
    Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been lighting up the NFL since returning from
    his early-season suspension, emerging as a top MVP candidate despite missing
    four games.The 39-year-old Brady ranks first overall in Total QBR, and has
    helped cast the Patriots in the role of most likely Super Bowl champion, at 32
    percent according to ESPNs Football Power Index. That said, the data says New
    England should be thinking very long and hard about looking elsewhere to fill
    the starting QB role next season.The Patriots, more than any other team, have
    made a habit of paying for likely future production and not past success. And
    though Bradys contract would make it difficult for them to merely part ways
    (more on that in a minute), at 39 years old they undoubtedly know whats coming
    for Brady.Two of the most dominant quarterbacks of the past 20 years -- Brett
    Favre and Peyton Manning -- are, in fact, useful examples to project Bradys
    performance in the next few seasons. Favre, Manning and Kurt Warner join Brady
    in a rare group of players that even make it to this stage. Average quarterbacks
    rarely get a chance to continue to play past their mid-30s; once they show signs
    of decline, theyre replaced. What remains are the Favres, Peytons and Warners
    (and even Warner stepped away at the age of 38) of the NFL, great quarterbacks
    who can continue to rely on their ability to run an offense and take advantage
    of defenses, even as their deep throws lose a little of their zip. But even the
    greats will eventually fall, as the numbers demonstrate.Bradys performance at
    age 38 and up to his current age of 39.5 mirrors that of Manning at the same
    age. Brady has posted an average QBR of 70 during those years -- Mannings was
    69. After age 39.5, however, Mannings performance declined sharply. For all of
    his games after the age of 39.5, he posted an average QBR of 49. The decline was
    part of a broader, ominous trend for Brady and older QBs.ESPN senior analytics
    specialist Brian Burke detailed this drop-off in a study for Advanced Football
    Analytics.All QBs who played when tthey were 38 years old had QBRs above 70 in
    between 50 and 70 percent of their games.ddddddddddddBy age 40, their chance of
    posting a QBR above 70 drops to below 5 percent. This is the range Brady will be
    in at the start of the 2017 season.Availability becomes a major issue as
    well.Again, looking at the group of QBs who were playing at the ages of 39 and
    39.5, this group has a 71 percent chance of playing at least 10 more games. Once
    they get past 40 (where Brady will be when the 2017 season starts), that
    percentage drops by half. Only 35 percent who are playing past the age of 39.5
    will play 10 or more games.Given the Patriots history of shedding iconic players
    (Lawyer Milloy, Logan Mankins, Randy Moss and Richard Seymour, to name a few),
    it shouldnt be a surprise if Brady is next on the chopping block, though his
    contract could give New England some pause. The Patriots tend to release or
    trade players at or near the end of their contracts so there is minimal, if any,
    dead money on the salary cap. But remember that Brady signed a new contract
    during this past offseason that included a $28 million bonus. By NFL cap rules,
    if the Patriots cut Brady after this season, they would carry a cap charge of
    $27 million -- nearly twice the price tag for keeping him ($14 million).That
    reality means, should Bradys performance decline as the data nearly guarantees
    it will, Patriots coach Bill Belichick could find himself in the difficult
    position of benching Brady for a younger arm. While Belichick has never been
    accused of being overly emotional about his roster decisions, there should be
    little doubt that the notion of benching Brady would be an especially delicate
    situation for the organization and its fan base.Whatever they decide, there is
    no reason to believe that Brady has the ability to beat the overwhelming trend
    of aging QBs. Father Time, as they say, is undefeated.For more from ESPN
    Analytics, visit the ESPN Analytics Index.? ' ' '