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Dylan Hernandez: Dr. Neal ElAttrache has right medicine for Rams and other super athletes

ATLANTA - As their physician, Neal ElAttrache dispensed medical advice that kept the Rams healthy enough to reach the Super Bowl.

He also prepared their adversary.

More than a decade after performing a knee operation that salvaged Tom Brady's career, ElAttrache continues to serve as a personal doctor of sorts for the New England Patriots quarterback. Their bond extends well beyond the boundaries of the ordinary doctor-patient relationship.

"I love Neal," Brady said.

"I would do anything for him," ElAttrache said.

Well, almost anything.

Although ElAttrache would like for Brady to perform well

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