Tom Brady has every reason to come back after this loss, whether it's in New England or elsewhere

If the sour ending of Saturday night’s AFC wild-card playoff matchup between the Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots did one thing, it may have just cemented Tom Brady’s return to Foxborough. There is no way Tom Terrific is going to go out with a 20-13 home playoff loss to a No. 6 seed.  There is no way the greatest quarterback in history will be remembered for eternity by a Logan Ryan pick-six to cap football’s most brilliant career.  Who are we talking about here, Jameis Winston?  The last throw Brady ever makes in a New England Patriots uniform cannot be an interception returned for a touchdown by a former New England Patriot himself. It cannot end that way.   Hollywood won’t allow it. The Football Gods, as they're called, won’t allow it. Fate won’t allow it.  The final chapter of the Greatest Story Football Ever Told does not conclude with the conquering hero being vanquished in the most ignominious of ways.   That’d be like Rocky losing in the 15th because he slipped on sweat. It’d be Secretariat