Robby Anderson wants to return to the New York Jets, but if that plan falls through, the speedy wide receiver's subconscious has an alternate option: play with Tom Brady.
"I just had a dream last night that we were on the same team," Anderson said Wednesday on ESPN. "No lie. It's so crazy."
With both Brady and Anderson set to hit free agency, a union isn't outlandish. If Brady returns to New England, for instance, the Patriots certainly need wideout help.
Did Anderson's dreamland provide a hint to where Brady might land?
"The crazy thing is, I didn't see the team," he said. "I didn't see like the actual colors of the jersey, but we were literally on the same practice field at practice together."
Shucks. I guess we're back to reading tea leaves.
Asked what he'd think about playing with Brady, Anderson responded matter-of-factly: "That would be a dream come true."
Anderson's coveted rare deep speed makes him a candidate to get paid in free agency. The Jets have some interest in retaining the 26-year-old, but his cost could get out of control for Gang Green.