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Tom Brady's son dabbed when he caught a touchdown pass from dad

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The age-old practice of playing catch with dad takes on a different meaning when you're John Brady, the son of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

The senior Brady is currently suspended from professional football and not allowed to visit team facilities. But that didn't stop father and son from visiting the University of Michigan — Tom's alma mater — to toss the pigskin around on a real football field.

When the 9-year-old Brady ran to the end zone and snatched his dad's lobbed pass out of the air, he did what any self-respecting NFL player would do: he celebrated. Read more...

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