In fantasy football this might be more accurate. In real football where teams try to win games and championships it’s not. Half of the teams listed would literally have their fan bases burn the stadium to the ground if word got out they passed on Tom Brady.
Used to love when Seattle got on TV and we could watch Jim Zorn play. There are very few who will recognize that name, but he was fun as hell to watch.
This is a comical list. I am not a Tom Brady fan myself, but, Geez, you may need to talk to someone with the Brady Haterade you have going on. I guess you are looking at the future, but Trevor Lawrence and Zac Wilson have done nothing to even be mentioned in the same sentence as Tom Brady. Joe Burrow has not put together a half season of good play yet and has won nothing. If you want to pump up young QBs, you may want to think about Justin Herbert. Even with Mahomes, he has had two opportunities against Brady and has come up short twice. In the last Super Bowl, he came up embarrassingly short. Brady even went up against the old pros in Brees and Rodgers during last year’s playoffs. They went down too. I was a guy that said Brady was a product of the system and luck through the first couple Super Bowls. However, you just have to give it up and say the man is creating his own luck and must be the best as the rings keep mounting.
I"m sure Edgrin James and Marvin Harrison would've loved to had Tom. Especially how many times they had a legitimate chance of winning a Championship, until Peyton would choke in the playoffs.
It's this exactly. I'll turn 43 next month, and at this point I've gone from disliking the guy to pulling for him because of his age.
....so when Tom goes to Tampa. clearly he will suck and not win the Super Bowl..... Oh wait.
I never said he sucked. He's just the most overrated player in NFL history is all. Hey, he got lucky with that defense. Just like in 2018, which is why he has, really, one legitimate Super Bowl win, because he did contribute some to those teams. So one legitimate Super Bowl ring. Congrats, Joe Flacco....um, I mean Tom Brady.
One or two rings are luck (See Trent Dilfer), but 7 rings ain't luck. I'm 60 and he's the greatest QB I've seen in my life. And as a Tampa Bay season ticket holder I thank God the owners had the balls to sign a supposed over the hill 42 yr old QB at the time.
That's true, because with that defense several quarterbacks could've won the Super Bowl. So how is Brady any different than another Tampa Bay quarterback: Brad Johnson? But Brady is good though, and it's not his fault that people overrate him.
Favre was great, but too reckless with the ball. He didn't respect an impenetrable wall, let alone any window.
That was the FIRST EVER pick Brady threw with under two minutes left in a one score game...
