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вЂњBut, I will say it was the most enjoyable summer I ever spent not signing a guy. вЂњIt was pretty obvious the family wanted him to go to school, play football,вЂќ Hughes said. Hughes still has his hand-written notes on Brady as a reminder of the one that got away. вЂњItвЂ™s funny I take a lot of ribbing now how I couldвЂ™ve ruined the history of the NFL,вЂќ Hughes said. Brady went on to the NFL Draft where he was pick number 199 to the New England Patriots. We were supposed to say вЂhey Tom, play baseball and we were like hey Tom, play football.вЂќДЄs they say, the rest is football history. вЂњWeвЂ™re like why in the world would you make $800 a month, play in front of 100 people in the minor leagues, riding buses for ten hours when you can play in front of 100,000 people at (MichiganвЂ™s) Big House on Saturday,вЂќ Santangelo said. вЂњThen they come back in, Tom is sitting in one guyвЂ™s locker and these guys are huddled around him, six or seven players sayingвЂ¦вЂќ вЂњThe next thing I know, they go through batting practice which he did really well there,вЂќ Hughes said. вЂњSo this kid is following me around all day,вЂќ Santangelo said. вЂњThere were two guys that I had a relationship with. вЂњIt was in the BradysвЂ™ minds that he would be a football player.вЂќДuring the scouting process, Hughes took Brady to San FranciscoвЂ™s Candlestick Park to workout with the visiting Expos. вЂњThey threw pretty good money at him, I think,вЂќ Jensen said. вЂњYou donвЂ™t ever want to lose one of your top ten picks because you canвЂ™t sign them.вЂќ We are operations specialists who link innovation with market-based expertise in our Parking, Transportation, Facility Maintenance, Event Logistics. вЂњIt was a questionable sign-ability,вЂќ Hughes said. Little did they know he would go onto win his seventh Super Bowl title. But, the Expos drafted him in the 18th round because he was likely going to the University of Michigan to play football. For a catcher, he had those things and stood out.вЂќД«rady was considered a second-round talent. He was a left-handed hitter which went nice with the catching position. вЂњHe had a body we called projectable where he had room to get stronger, add weight. вЂњFirst of all he had good size, 6-4,вЂќ Hughes said. In 1995, Brady was a standout catcher and considered a solid prospect by Montreal ExposвЂ™ scout John Hughes.

#Hughes tools tampa driver

вЂњTommy hit a home run, he actually hit two that day, but one of them hit the roof of the bus and woke the driver up, kind of startled him,вЂќ Jensen said with a chuckle. вЂњI thought that was his best sport,вЂќ Jensen said. Former Serra High School (San Mateo, California) baseball coach Pete Jensen had no doubt that Tom Brady would make it big.