Tom Brady not taking time off from football

Though Tom Brady could not make it to team practice on Thursday, Tom Brady was back in action Friday, participating in football practice for the New England Patriots just three days after his wife Gisele Bündchen gave birth to their new baby boy that is currently not named.
Brady was M.I.A. for a team event Wednesday morning, as he spent time with his newborn son, and skipped practice Thursday to care for a finger injury sustained during last week's game against the Miami Dolphins.
Still, the quarterback made it clear that even with a new addition to the family, he has no plans to slack off during the last weeks of the season.
"It's just a normal week," Brady, 32, joked in a press conference Wednesday, just hours after Bündchen, 29, had delivered what her sister Patricia called "a beautiful, healthy baby boy."
"I owe it in the guys in the locker room to be focused on what I need to do for this team," Brady said Wednesday, adding that he planned to "put all those emotions [from having a baby] aside."
And though he called becoming a dad for the second time (he has a 2 year old son, Jack, with ex Bridget Moynahan), "a wonderful experience in my life," Brady insisted work is a priority for him. "The last thing the team needs from me is to be not focused on the job at hand," he said. "It's a very normal week for me in that sense.
He seems to be very dedicated to his work!!