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and he was lucky to be playing for good teams with a solid d and good coaching

@@polpol1005 he's very lucky to be drafted 199 overall, seriously

@@ianosaurus27 what does a luck have to do with draft? He obviously wasn't good enough for other teams, that was their call

@@polpol1005 It isn't luck when the success is this consistent. There are intangible qualities that matter much more than people realize and can't be easily measured. What made Brady great was that he took advantage of every opportunity he was ever given. And he adapted to what was needed of him at different points in his career.

Idk man during that last playoff game homie was shook about getting hit

@@MorningDew85 45.6 yers old *DUH!* Care to hear what he's done between age 40 and 45? Or better yet name me one guy who's even thrown a TD after the age of 42 > Brady's thrown 144 *homie*

Giselle ruined the twilight of his career sad

He was still the best quarterback in the league for several years after his prime. BEAST

The only reason he broke those records was that he played for so long, you realize that every record he broke will be easily surpassed by Mahomes.

not really an inspiration for me but because it seems he got too obsessed with football and obsession is not a good thing IMO

@@polpol1005 I agree with you, he is less inspirational and more arrogant which drove him to continue playing. He is not the best QB, he couldn't hold a candle to Joe Montana and most of the QBs of that era. One reason, in particular, Brady couldn't have even called an entire game himself let alone 16 seasons. Joe Montana could have easily been more successful in today's game with today's offenses.

@@soonerdad3 good point

@@soonerdad3 I don't know, man. Your argument doesn't make sense because Montana was never a big stats guy, and other guys in his era could fill up the stat sheet far better than him. So if he and the other top QBs from his era were brought into this era, he still wouldn't have been much better relative to everyone else. What Montana had was the clutch gene and being great when it mattered most. But he also played with one of the greatest coaches and some of the greatest players (including the best WR in NFL history) without the same salary cap restrictions that exist today. So it's a tall order to say that he would have had the same career as Brady, even in this era. Look at Manning, who many argue was far more talented than Brady, but he still didn't have as great of a career as Brady. In truth, you can't really compare eras. There are too many factors. What's inspirational about Brady is that he took advantage of every opportunity he was ever given. How many people can say the same? He wasn't expected to be what he became, while many others were handed the keys and didn't achieve a fraction of what he achieved in the league. And I am not saying he's the "best" QB at any one thing, but he is the greatest in that he's had the best career in NFL history. That's an objective fact - he's won more games than anyone else, gone to more Super Bowls, won more Super Bowls, and holds virtually all of the passing records in the regular season and playoffs. Other QBs may have been more talented than him, but pretending that what he's achieved regarding winning and statistics is just a fluke is irrational. Being great is clearly about more than just talent. You have to perform. And Brady performed better than anyone else over the course of his career. That's greatness.

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People who just recently started watching football would be confused listening to Madden say "boy I dunno, I think they should be playing for overtime" with almost 1 min 30 seconds left lol. Nowadays that feels like forever. And I still find it incredibly ironic that before that super bowl, Proehl said "Tonight, a dynasty is born." Well, he was 100% accurate! Haha

And the Rams went downhill after that, Brady totally deflated them (no pun intended)

Yup... I go back to the Grogan days John. The Krafts owe Tom everything! 👍🏽

@@jerryjeromehawkins1712the krafts get a lot of credit my friend. Wouldn’t be a stadium in massachusetts without them. Zolak, Zolak, Zolak!!

I remember being a kid in New England and everyone was either a 49ers fan or a Cowboys fan and you were made fun of by other kids from New England for being a patriots fan but after that first Super Bowl where Tom marched down the field against the advice of The great Jhon Madden and won the game I noticed the next year that those same kids were now wearing patriots jerseys and shirts that is something I will never forget and the rest is history

why?

@@polpol1005 Just to piss you off

@@MisterTwister88 I'm calm as water tho. Didn't work

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rings are overrated, it's a TEAM sport period

@@polpol1005 yes. That’s why every quarterback has been able to win 7 rings… wait

@@RigbyismyFavCatever meh, he would not have 7 Super Bowls if they didn't change the quarterback ruffing rules. Or if he played for bad team with bad coaching

@@polpol1005 So which of the 3 different decades he won a ring were the rules adjusted for him and no one else? LOL

Well said

And as far as we know, Bird never got suspended for cheating.

And Bird could never beat Jordon for a championship, just like Brady never could beat Eli Manning! LOL!

@@unmalo2768 Bird beat Jordan every time they met in the playoffs

@@unmalo2768 What a L LOL

He already has CTE

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Said it just perfect like Brady was awinner

And if BB had not have sat Butler out, he would have had another ring.

Well that's a sad existence... you should consider ending it.

@@BRAVITS That's a burn LOL

@@BRAVITS Waste of good lumber and a coffin 😂

rings are overrated as this is a TEAM sport

@@polpol1005 Brady got more than rings he's got more records in playoff wins, passing yards, comebacks etc

@@chriswalls5831 Rings are overrated, if you are lucky to be a part of great team with good coach, you will win more than others, that's it. Similar for other stats. Imagine if he played for a bad team in difficult division.

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Correction- He took his teams to 10 Superbowls, he won 7, L-3.

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sure they will

The Lombardi should be kept as it is. What should be changed, is the Superbowl MVP award, which should be the Brady Trophy.

There are 375 million reasons why.

Good point. Just think of how Kobe went out!

Lebrons not even in the same category as Brady , Jordan or Bird .

With one exception... I was sad to hear Brady was retiring.

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Except Brady has been the best single player in the NFL and had every record NBA analogy would be if Russell MJ and Lebron were 1 single player

@@davis2k1234 Brady has had some HOF defenses helping him out. I'm not gonna sit here and say he's not good but he's definitely had more luck than most qbs. Mahomes through his first 5 seasons is ahead in every stat besides sb wins, and if he wins next week, he's only behind 1.

@@runpullfourskinz6796 Chiefs had top 10 defense from 2019-2021 and have been way underrated in Mahomes era CJones is legit Defensive player of the year candidate 2nd in sacks 2022

Maybe not, but it's not like anyone else would have those wins either. After all, the other great QBs in Brady's era also played by those same rules, and Brady dominated them.

Guess you missed Mahomes in the AFC champ game last week

good point

As an M.I.T grad who's field of expertise is analysing statistical date as it pertains to value let me ask you a question ??? > Does it remotely resonate with you how phenomenal it is to throw for +300 yards in the playoffs *18* times and hold 4/5 of the top passing games in Super Bowl history including #1- 505 yards and #2- 466 yards? Like can you grasp that? For context Manning is 2nd at 6 games *2/3rds less* and no one in SB history has thrown for over 300 yards more than once *Montana* It's an absolute 100% mathematical uncertainty that no one will ever catch him.. As for protection > Brady's been sacked an astronomical *NFL RECORD*565 times and has missed an entire season from a late hit.. That spin you made fails miserably.. And Tom was *quote* "good" he's the greatest ever *Period* Imagine throwing for an NFL best 5300 yards, 43 TD's at age 44? At age 44 Burrow or Mahomes will be selling pizza's full time..

@@reallifelebowski4732 maybe greatest ever for you, but sure not for me and most of my friends for example. Lots of QBs were/are better than Brady when u r talking about QB position. Brady is not the greatest Super Bowl QB, nor the greatest regular season QB but he played the longest career and had right teams at the right times so he had more chances to win rings than others.

@@reallifelebowski4732 Don’t even bother trying use reason and intelligence with these delusional Brady haters a complete waste of time I’ve been doing since least 2007 when I said he was already the best QB of all time it’s a waste of time I have a name for it it’s called Brady hate derangement Syndrome all reason and logic are gone and it’s nothing but what ifs and excuses why Brady is the greatest

@@reallifelebowski4732 , I pointed out to friends of mine that this year everyone said Brady had a "bad" year. Yet he threw for about 830 more yards than any Bear quarterback in the history of the Bear's franchise. Brady's numbers are incredible.

Thats the current era moving forward bubs

@@jaysonsacobie4617 Nope. He set that up. You're in it already.

A lot of those rule changes came after Brady had already won three SB's. His career spanned more than one era.

@@SeanFication Three is matchable. The for-him rules were granted solely to extend Krafts streak, nothing more. Just B$ talking to get what he wants: A ring for his comrade Putin

Care to explain his phenomenal (1999) Citrus Bowl and (2000) Orange Bowl wins .. 4 TD's , 450 passing vs +21 point favorite Alabama? Tread lightly before you reply - I'm an M.I.T Grad with an IQ of 151

Sober Up dude

The defense in 2011 in super bowl 46 was ranked 31st overall. The defense against the eagles in super bowl 52 was ranked 29th overall. Patriots made the super bowl with two horrible defenses. Peyton Manning wouldn't have a second super bowl if it wasn't for Denver's defense. So what's your point about defenses. Ravens 20 super bowl because of their defense. The New York Giants won four super bowls because of their defense. Patriots had the 6 ranked defense in 2007 and lost the Superbowl. Bill belichick's great defense gave up two touchdowns in the 4th quarter. Pittsburgh Steelers won multiple super bowls in the 1970s because of their defense. The Dallas cowboys had a top 10 defense in the three super bowls they won in the 1990's. The New York Giants won super bowl 46 with the 25th ranked defense by beating the 31st ranked defense New England Patriots.

@@Dennis-nm1jm my point about defenses is exactly what I said earlier. Defense matter more than you think. Brady has been carried by Belichick’s elite defenses, taking pressure off Brady on a regular basis and placing him and his offense in optimal positions to score. It was Bill’s defense that held the Falcons scoreless in the last 18 minutes of Super Bowl 51, don't forget that. On the other hand, Brady’s offense led his team to the two lowest-scoring winning offenses in Super Bowl history. So that's how I see it