Will 2016 be the year Tom Brady finally stops playing like an elite quarterback? His age, the stress of Deflategate, the Swiss cheese O-line—will all that be enough to knock TB12 off his game?

Here’s the short answer—no. Brady played at an MVP-caliber level last season, and there’s no reason to believe he won’t do the same in 2016 after he returns from his four-game suspension. If you need reassurance, look at his stat line from the Patriots’ intrasquad scrimmage today:

Jamie Collins picks off a batted Garoppolo pass and Brady’s blue team wins 17-9. Brady 25 of 25, 2 TDs. Garoppolo 19 of 33, INT.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) August 5, 2016

Brady has been losing his mind during the scrimmage. Cheering on all teammates, yelling loudly between plays. You’d swear this was playoffs.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) August 5, 2016

Brady done after five minutes, walks past Gronk, gets in his ear about beating him in the scrimmage.

— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) August 5, 2016

Scrimmage or not, carving up a defense with a 25-for-25 passing performance is some damn fine quarterbacking. If Brady was this fired up for a scrimmage, can you imagine how pumped he’ll be for his first game back after suspension? Send your thoughts and prayers to the Cleveland Browns.

How is the 39-year-old Brady still one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL? A lot of it has to do with his unique approaches to training and nutrition. Read more about Brady’s regimen:

• Tom Brady’s Crazy Strict Diet
• Does Tom Brady’s Focus on Muscle Pliability Really Work?
• The Secret to Tom Brady’s Newfound Speed