Tom Brady's hands seem to have improved from this time last year.
The New England Patriots quarterback was riding high Tuesday -- specifically, on a duck boat -- at the team's Super Bowl parade through downtown Boston.
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At one point during the festivities, a fan threw a football in Brady's direction, and the 41-year-old snagged it Odell Beckham Jr.-style with one hand.
Best catch ever? pic.twitter.com/e1kTUAwbgU — Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) February 5, 2019
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Brady also played his "traditional" game of catch with WBZ's Steve Burton and used one hand to make that grab, as well.
.@STEVEBURTONWBZ to Tom Brady - a Patriots championship parade tradition (video via @wbzsports broadcast). pic.twitter.com/A6nO22epty — Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) February 5, 2019
If only he didn't have that pesky Lombardi Trophy in the other hand...
In all, it was a pretty successful day for Brady, whose infamous dropped pass in Super Bowl LII is a distant memory after he captured his sixth Super Bowl title Sunday.
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