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New England Patriots icon Tom Brady may have more Super Bowl experience than anyone could wish for, but that didn't stop him from revealing a bout of nerves ahead of the NFL's biggest game

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady may have more Super Bowl experience than anyone could wish for but that didn't stop the former quarterback from revealing a bout of nerves ahead of the big game