I still vividly remember where I was when Drew Bledsoe, the previous Patriots QB, was knocked out of the game and Brady came in. Thanks for 20+ years of greatness Tom. The best to ever do it. I don't think anyone will be better in our lifetimes. 🐐

that Atlanta Superbowl was so crazy. I was so happy seeing him lose and I was screaming at the screen as Brady kept marching down field and scoring TDs over and over. He's the greatest of all time, no real discussion about it. Best ever.

I was lucky. I live in Belgium an knew nothing about American Football. Did not know what half back was or a tight end let alone who Tom Brady was ... But started to watch highlights and fell in love with the game. Searched for a team to back and because i'm a Boston Celtics fan i choose the New England team... It was only after watching a few games i realized blind luck handed me Tom Brady :D

Was an absolute pleasure watching Brady play all those yrs. I lived in New England from 2003-2017 and moved to Tampa in 2017.

When Daz said football should be more of a global sport so there could be a world cup.... the thought of USA vs China playing American football made me smile

As a Giants fan, I can proudly say 2 of his 3 super bowl losses came against us. That's literally all I can be proud of as a Giants fan these days...

Being a Colts fan, I HATED Tom Brady. Since Peyton Manning having since retired I've come to really respect Tom Brady. He and Peyton were the last two elite of the elite "in the pocket" quarterbacks we'll see for a very long time; if ever again. And I'll add this: Peyton Manning is my favorite quarterback..... Tom Brady is the GOAT.

Brady with always be the GOAT for me on two fronts. A) Dude achieved at every single level, more than any other player by a long shot (over twice as many as any other quarter back has appearances, he has wins). He took every style of team (air attack, defense fist, game clock, run heavy) with bad, good, and great teams a like, did it early, middle, and at the end of his career. Dude is the best in every category. B) The Falcons Super Bowl will cement it forever for me for winning me $500 from my dad. In slight disgust he stands up after the 28th point to go to bed, I say out loud "NE will win this game", and I doubled it down to 500 saying that they wouldn't give up a single other point either. Legend status instantly. Never, ever, EVER, bet against the TB and/or the BB team.

You should definitely watch the highlights of the Bills vs Chiefs playoff game from this year. It’s one of the best playoff games of all time.

Something to note about all these later in life Brady throws, he only holds the ball for about 2 seconds or less before he finds an adequate target and completes most passes he makes. That is pretty insane, his thoughts and decision making is pretty much the best you can ever see in a game to be that fast

Brady's 40 yard dash time 5.28 seconds. Of all the QBs between 2000 and 2021 who have or have not played in the NFL, Brady's is the second slowest time behind former teammate Ryan Mallett (5.37)

Tom Brady was my favorite player when I was a kid watching him at Michigan. Even back then I could tell he had something special and am so glad he had such a long career in the NFL its crazy to think that I've been watching him play football since I was 10 years old. Sad to see it end.

He's coming back!! Love it. Glad you guys are getting into American football. Enjoy

You bring a great point about not only his accuracy, but the fact its a moving target and being under pressure. I described it to a friend from London as trying to kick a goal into a garbage bin, while the bin is moving at running speed, a goalie running with the bin to stop the ball, and 8x 250-350 lbs (18-25 st) men hell bend on hitting you with all their speed and weight as hard as they can and slamming you to the ground.

Tom Brady NFL career is a one of a kind type of thing it can’t be compared to any football player, baseball player, or basketball player or any athlete in my opinion because I think he was not chasing any body or any record or accolades , he simply was trying to be the best possible version of HIMSELF and he put the time and effort to it. We can all learn from his example.

It's not fair when athletes are so damn good looking, too.

Oh you’ve gotta see that Super Bowl 49 interception. Patriots v Seahawks. Omg. The command “Malcolm go” won the game. 😂😂

I'm a Bear's fan. There will never be another Tom Brady, 22 year's in the NFL, is absolutely unheard of. I'd love to see a Devin Hester reaction, the greatest return man in NFL history. Up for the hall of fame this year.

He has the most Super Bowl wins EVER in the NFL. More than any player and any team, currently.

You guys should check out “The greatest ever Super Bowl come back”. Patriots vs Falcons. And yes. He is the greatest. 22 years. Finished at the top. Went to 10 Superbowls. Won 7.

I'm about the same age as Brady. He's been in 10 SBs and won 7 of them. Meanwhile, my team hasn't even been in a SB since before Tom and I were born.

Brady was the 199th pick in his draft and honestly was pretty average at Michigan in college. (I'm a Michigan fan) Most scouts said he was the most unathletic QB in the draft. The focus and determination he must have had to turn into what he became is admirable.

As a life long Atlanta Falcons fan that last one will have me forever saying “Fck Brady!”

I was blessed to see Aaron Rodgers and Big Ben in the Super Bowl due to working for Fox Sports. I was shocked we were given tickets. Was an amazing experience.

not the most athletic, fastest, strongest, anything like that but tom brady is the greatest winner in nfl history and arguably sports history.

The Tuck Rule game just had a documentary released on it from ESPN in their "30 for 30" series.... puts into perspective how historic that call was.

I love your reactions. They reduce my daily stress.

Even Brady himself admitted that he wasn’t attempting a forward pass in the Tuck Rule game and it should’ve been called a fumble. That rule screwed quite a teams out of winning games and the NFL eventually got rid of the rule in 2013 I believe.

@4:32 "Is he fast though?" Exactly the opposite of that, actually.

I had the privilige of watching Tom Brady go from being drafted 199th overall, to becoming the greatest football player in history, and possibly the greatest american sportsperson of all time. Just like you, I used to think he was the best sportsperson in history, but after so many years watching Brady and the NFl, my attention turned to another great sports, to the real Football. In the great sport of Football/Soccer, there is one little giant, who eclipses all other sportspersons in history. His accolades are too many to name, his success is too great to quantify, his humility knows no bound. Lionel Messi is without a doubt the greatest sportsperson to ever walk this Earth, but I am truly blessed to say that in my life time I saw 2 ABSOLUTE GOATs dominate their respective sports. But Messi, just did it on a bigger stage, against more competition.

I'm a year late, but Michael Phelps, I know swimming is a much different category but he competed in 5 different Olympics medaled 28 times, 23 being gold, not to mention all the meets and world championships between

You guys are absolutely right about the Tuck Rule game. It is still argued about more than 20 years later. As a Raiders fan, I can tell you that we will never forget it. It was a fumble. You guys are right, he thought better of passing the ball and had already brought it in when he fumbled.

How did I know that Superbowl L I was going to be the number one? A fantastic, amazing game. Never saw anything like it, and by the end, was hopping off my chair, running around my house.

That happened to Bledsoe twice, because Tony Romo took his job in Dallas after Brady took it in Boston. Then in 2016, it happened to Tony Romo, when Dak Prescott took his starting job after injury.

Drew Bledsoe nearly died on the way to hospital after that hit.

To put it into perspective a little bit, Tom has more championships than any TEAM all time. Pats are tied for 1st with 6, and he won all 6 of those + the Tampa one.

I completely agree with Daz btw! Tom Brady is the 🐐 of 🐐s!

Daz, you were thinking of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger who retired this year. Drew Brees (New Orleans) retired the season before.

I remember when Bledsoe took that crushing hit. My father and I saw him go down, watched #12 come running out onto the field and watched NFL history. 21 years later we still love watching Brady. Everyone keeps shooting down the "Brady back to the Patriots" rumors but we would welcome him back

Please consider Bill Russel from the Boston Celtics: 13 year career 11 Championships One of those he didn't win he was injured NCAA Champion at San Francisco before coming to the NBA the last three season he was ALSO head coach He was the ONLY common denominator on all 11 championships; both players and coach and yet... tyoday most fans never include him in "greatest" discussions

I'm a die hard fan of another team but I loved watching Tom over the years. Tom Terrific indeed.

The reason everyone remembers the NE Seattle SB is because there was no reason to pass on the goal line.

When he threw that trophy he was pissed out of his mind too and the accuracy

Tom Brady played 22 seasons in the NFL. He didn't play as a rookie and his missed the entire 2008 season with a knee injury in the first game of the year. So in 20 years as a starter, he played 50 % or the championship games and won the championship 35 % on the time.

Since Dave’s never watched a football game, he could watch the Super Bowl this coming Sunday

this years super bowl is huge because of the bengals craziness but also because of that hefty half time show.

Super bowl at the Rams stadium with the Rams playing is gonna be crazy. Some SO Cal residents are selling tickets for cheap

To be honest, my favorite Brady game was the 2015 AFC Championship Game against Denver. He was against one of the best defenses of the decade, got sacked 4 times, got hit 20 times, and still managed to lead a 4th Quarter come-back and put his team in a position to tie the game.. The Patriots ended up losing but he always got up from the hits, even though he was 38

I love that the Brits can appreciate American football. We love you over here in the States.

Drew Brees retired last year for the Saints and Ben Rothlisberger did this year for the Steelers

Ya'll are a really good team!

The greatest athlete of all time in sports is a touchy subject for some. Plenty of athletes up for debate.

22 years in NFL, 4 in college, 4 in high school

when i clicked like it went from 999 to 1k just saying. been watching you lads for australia just a couple of idea - you boys should do a couple of MATT STONIE videos food eating things i reckon that would be great. also if you want to do a review on the most recent ashes tour of australia ahah your aussie mate. love da bois

I can't believe Dave has never watched an NFL game! I don't like soccer but I watch the World Cup every four years. I am an American.

London is always on the talks of getting their own NFL Team. One day maybe

Brady was considered tall , lanky, unfit and slow when he entered the NFL. No one thought he was worth a draft pick and he would be cut from the league within a few years

Once Tom Brady went to the terrible Bucs team and immediately dominantly won them a superbowl at the age of 42 or 43, as the oldest qb to ever win one, he solidified himself as the best ever, the way that guy could score with only seconds on the clock...well he was so good that teams would try everything they could to burn the clock because they knew that if he had enough seconds to throw a few passes he would get that touchdown, they couldn't prevent it, more touchdowns than anyone, by far, he seemed better under pressure, it was crazy

Rules aren't opinions. Brady himself said it was a bad rule but they called it right They removed the rule during that off season

People say sometimes that Brady is surrounded by controversy, it's like man there was the whole deflate gate thing but both quarterbacks gotta sling that thing and even if you do take that one away, he's got 6 more rings. And also a fun fact. His last season is the only season he has had a less than .500 win percentage. 23 seasons. Only one wasn't a winning season.

I’m 24 from Massachusetts. I literally grew up with Brady. Him replacing Drew Bledsoe is one of my earliest memories.

Bledsoe was very supportive of Brady. The coaches wanted Brady to play more.conservative and Bledsoe said "fuck that, go out there and sling it."

Drew Brees was the new Orleans saints QB when he retired

You all should try to find that Seattle vs Patriots Super Bowl game. It was literally the best game in the history of football.

Never made it to a Super Bowl but I managed to see a Monday night football game...Cardinals vs the 49ners. What an experience...

28-3 can be found in the comment section of almost any football video

Eminem, Dr Dre, snoop dogg, Mary J Blige, and Kendrick Lamar at the halftime show this year. Half that Super Bowl ticket will be for that!

Dont let the Bucs fans fool you- Tom is a Patriot and will go into the HoF as a Patriot.

MVP Tom Brady

A lot of people dont know that he had horrible numbers at the combine, he was not drafted, and only got his 1st shot playing when the Patriots quarterback was injured. And he ended up being the best QB of all time

If you look Tom had three hall of fame careers if you split his career into thirds

best reaction yet you should do his 7 ring video

The rams started in Cleveland in the 30s and 40s, left for a year, became the LA rams from 46 - 1994, moved to Saint Louis from 95- 2015 then went back to LA. The 1999 St. Louis rams has the most talented offense in NFL History and won the super bowl

For my money DAN MARINO was the best Quarterback to ever play the game! But sadly because the Dolphins always lacked a defense and running game they kept losing to more complete teams like the Bills (a team they had once dominated for a decade) and to the Forty Niners in Marino's lone Super Bowl. So instead he goes down as the greatest QB to never win it. That said, there's just no arguing with Brady's 7 Super Bowls. It's an insane accomplishment, and the fact that he was able to leave New England and Bill Belichick and win yet another one with Tampa Bay just solidified his greatness. As for the greatest player in ANY sport ever? It's too impossible to compare different sports, but if I were forced to choose I could never pick against Michael Jordan.

Spot on, the tuck rule is still controversial today

It's such a great game to watch. It's a pity that it requires so much money (a lot of gear and training aparatus for so many players); it just can't happen in a lot of countries.

Tom Brady, Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Roger Federer, Sugar Ray Robinson, they all sit at the same table, IDK if it pays to think about who the greatest amongst them is. (I left out world football because I honestly don't know, from what I heard it's between Messi, Ronaldo, and Maradona but I haven't watched enough of any to have a valid opinion)

@19;50 Drew played for the New Orleans Saints. You maybe thinking of Ben Roethlisberger from the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Look up more about the tuck rule game. That moment changed football history

The greatest Tom Brady moment ever is when he knocked up one super model and then married another one. Name anyone else who has ever accomplished that.

Daz, don't blow your money on this Super Bowl. It's not a great matchup - although I'm thrilled for the Bengals and hope they win - plus it's in LA so the prices will be beyond absurd. And since it's in LA most of the attention will be on everything but the actual football.

You guys should definitely check out the highlights from the bills vs chiefs divisional playoff game from this year. Or the chiefs vs rams Monday night game from 2018 highest scoring Monday night football game in history

The kick return is the most exciting play in the NFL. You should watch Joshua Cribbs and/or Devin Hester highlights. Two best kick returners ever

Weather you hate him or love him, I don't think there's a way anyone can deny he is pretty much the best Quarterback and one of the best players period to ever play a sport pretty much. The only real comparison IMO is Michael Jordan, and like maybe Lionel Messi. There might be a few others, but Brady is that level of skilled and he hasn't really slowed down in his later years either, which is pretty unlike anyone else in sports. You don't hear about 45 year olds doing as good as when they were like in their 20s, if not better. And that makes him one of a kind. Not to mention he holds pretty much every major and minor record in the books for football that someone in his position can hold. 12:21 is special for me as a fan of Brady and Gronk, as NO ONE thought that Tampa Bay would win that match against the Chiefs, everyone had counted Tampa Bay out (well except real fans of them), like most score lines had Chiefs winning by 1 to 2 touchdowns if I recall right. But....as we all found out, not exactly how things went down. The thing was, it wasn't even remotely close after the first quarter...like not at all.

Tom IS the GOAT. Anyone who says otherwise is either a hater or a fool. Or both.

Brady is one of the best, and I always appreciated his skill, and was not a patriot fan. He has some blemishes that not sure it will ruin his chances of getting into Football hall of fame (deflate gate/ spy gate) If you want to see interesting Football clip, look for Cleveland browns the game the NFL wants you to forget, or the browns last game at home before leaving for Baltimore. (1995)

You guys should react to Precision passing pro bowl skills 22 a great video

Superbowl is this Sunday!!! Watch it!!

Start a GO fund me to send these guys to the superbowl!

As a Falcons fan, I’ve loved to hate Brady, especially ever since SB 51. But I have no doubt that he’s the greatest to ever do it, and there’s no solid argument for anyone else.

I was staying at a golf resort in Florida the night of the Tuck Rule game. I felt the hotel shake and erupt in jeers and cheers from the hallway the balcony, the rooms above and below. It was the closest you could get to surround sound 20 years ago!

My favorite moment was the the Superbowl against Philly a couple years ago 2017 I think. Watching that game, in the snow up on top of a mountain next to a fire on a little shitty tv...unforgettable

It should really be about how many times he ran the ball and went more than one yard

Growing up in Boston, and suffering through horrible seasons and 2 Super Bowl losses in 1985 and 1996, to be able to have the privilege of having Tom Brady on our team and watch him win and do the things he did for 20 years is an absolute blessing.

Pele. I'll translate that for you, Pele ( full stop).

LMAOOOO Tom Brady is anything but fast

Before the call, Nobody had heard of the “tuck rule”!

Regarding Pittsburgh, you're thinking about Roethlisberger.

More Superbowl wins than any TEAM in NFL history.

I know my comment is about to be disputed, but you guys should check out Joe Burrow and his story so far. A lot of football analysts are calling him the “closest QB to Tom Brady” (which is the disputed part). Regardless of what you think about that comparison, his story is awesome and he helped lead the Bengals to a SB appearance, potentially a win too. You guys should totally check him out 🤙🏻