Tom Brady denies to comment on knee injury

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on Monday declined to address speculation that he is dealing with a sprained left knee. "I am not getting into specifics with injuries. It just doesn't make any sense," Brady said during his weekly appearance on WEEI Radio. "It is football. There are a lot of guys dealing with a lot of things."

Brady, 41, completed 13 of 24 passes for 126 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions in Sunday's 24-12 victory against the Buffalo Bills. He left the game with 6:39 remaining and the Patriots leading 24-6. Speculation about a possible MCL sprain dates back to a Nov. 11 loss to the Tennessee Titans, when Brady's left knee bent awkwardly when he was tackled after catching a pass on a trick play. "I feel great," Brady said after Sunday's win, which clinched New England's 10th straight AFC East title. "I feel 100 per cent."

For the season, Brady has completed 65.4 per cent of his passes for 4,105 yards, 25 TDs and 11 picks. The Patriots can clinch the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye with a victory Sunday at home against the New York Jets.