So while I was planning to wait until after the Patriots wrapped up their postseason run to rework all of the various charts from Tom Brady vs. the NFL: The Case for Football’s Greatest Quarterback, I figured I’d go ahead and do an interim chart now. Sort of makes sense in a way. I did a chart update when Brady pulled even with Montana in regular season starts; might as well do one now that they’ve had an equal number of postseason starts, too, right? So here you go. (Oh, also, come to Barnes & Noble in Framingham Saturday between  11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and say hell0.)

You should come by. We can jaw about the playoffs. And you can pick up a copy of the book and discover for yourself what Kevin Braig of Cold, Hard Football Facts and Steve Balestrieri of PatsFans.com like so much about it.

Sure, the winter holidays have passed by. But Mothers Day and Fathers Day are both on the horizon. Birthday’s happen, too. So if you have Patriots fans in your life (you must), remember that a signed book makes a great gift.

For directions and store contact info, head over to my events page.

Go ahead and share it with your friends. You know you want to.

Here’s what I came up with.

Between now (Wednesday, December 26 at 1:40 p.m. EST) and kickoff of the first Patriots game of the 2012-13 playoffs, everyone who tweets something they like about or from Tom Brady vs. the NFL and tags me (@SeanGlennon) in that tweet will be entered into a drawing for one signed copy each of Game Changers: The Greatest Plays in New England Patriots History and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Heart-Pounding, Jaw-Dropping and Gut-Wrenching Moments in New England Patriots History.

You can enter as many times as you want (maximum of once per 24-hour period). Books will be shipped at my expense to addresses within the United States and Canada. (Shipping to other countries will depend on cost. I will absorb the equivalent of U.S. postage.)

One winner will be drawn at random from all entries submitted. Winner will be announced via this web site and my Twitter account. This prize package has no cash value.

The latest review comes from Matt Verderame of SB Nation, who writes:

“Glennon has put forth a terrific book that makes for a terrific read. For a grizzled fan it can serve as thought-provoking, while a younger kid new to the game can learn from it.”

and,

“Even if you are someone who prides himself on knowing the history of the NFL, this work will teach you new little-known stats about greats such as Sid Luckman and Bart Starr.”

So that’s pretty flattering. Now go and read the whole thing.

Steve Balestrieri, who continues to be far too kind to me, came out to Barnes & Noble in Millbury, Massachusetts Saturday afternoon to interview me and take some photos during my signing event there. From that, comes this neat feature.

And this morning, I joined Karlson & McKenzie on Boston’s 100.7 WZLX to talk with Kevin and Pete about the book, Brady and the Patriots. You can check out a podcast of that interview right here if you’re so inclined.

Coming up later this week, I’ll be joining Ryan Matlack and Kyle Pilazzi on 1450 The Hall’s Back To The Minors Wednesday, December 12 at 5:45 p.m.

Got a TV thing coming up over the weekend, too, but I’ll wait to make sure the taping happens as scheduled before getting into details.

This one’s a feature/interview piece with me more than a review of the book, so it doesn’t lend itself all that well to pulling out quotes. But it’s a damned nice piece (said the subject of said piece) and you should just go and read it. Like, now.

(Oh, and while I’ve got you: Don’t forget to come and check out my speaking engagement at Boston’s Trident Booksellers & Cafe Wednesday, December 5 at 7 p.m. Details here.)

So I was psyched to do the show last night, while I watched Cam Newton pick apart the Eagles. You can check out the whole thing here if you like. You probably should. It’s good stuff.