Won three super bowls since. Tough to fall back on that excuse.
I doubt the Deflategate year counts to that person.
The debate's never gonna go away and threads like this aren't changing anyone's minds.
Won three super bowls since. Tough to fall back on that excuse.
Didn't Brady have the most passing yards in Superbowl history last year against Foles and the Eagles? He wasn't the reason they lost that game.Nick Foles personally scored more points with his own two legs in last years superbowl than Tom Brady did this entire game.
Yep he's the greatest.
And i think he would also admit that it's taken a little luck along the way.
Like being in an absolute trash division for most of his career.
Some GOATDidn't Brady have the most passing yards in Superbowl history last year against Foles and the Eagles? He wasn't the reason they lost that game.
Y'all really gonna act like the defense holding the 10th highest scoring offense of all time wasn't why Brady won? Patriots offense scored 13 points. 13.
Never thought I'd see Tom Brady compared to someone who murdered their wife and children but here I am on EraHe can be recognized as the best but he shouldn't be celebrated as a human being at all. Chris Benoit is widely regarded as one of the best wrestlers ever, John Lennon as one of the best songwriters, of course the Michael Jordan comparison, all people at the tops of their field who did terrible shit.
Lol.And for twenty years this is all 31 teams can say. Its pathetic. 31 teams have the same chances as New England has had. All have failed. Tom Brady leaving will finally bring parity back in the league. No other player can say that in any sport.
Come on now, obviously I'm not comparing the specific things they did, it's not a contest of awfulness. it's a comparison of people at the tops of their field who are regarded as terrible people.Never thought I'd see Tom Brady compared to someone who murdered their wife and children but here I am on Era
Come on now, obviously I'm not comparing the specific things they did, it's not a contest of awfulness. it's a comparison of people at the tops of their field who are regarded as terrible people.
No he's not, Jesus Christ. Brady's been nothing but a good dude and has been kind to fans and media alike. You people are so sensitive.Well, yeah, no one disputes that.
He's still a gigantic POS. tho
Who are "you people", people who dislike racists/Trump Supporters?No he's not, Jesus Christ. Brady's been nothing but a good dude and has been kind to fans and media alike. You people are so sensitive.
They missed the playoffs that year.Its not actually that hard its a combination of both but mostly Bill Belichick is the greatest football coach ever. He has eight superbowl rings and even took the Patriots to the playoffs with Matt Cassel as QB when Brady got hurt that one year. I think at this point Belichick and the Patriots could win a superbowl with maybe 20 of the starting QB's in the NFL that is how good of a football coach he is.
Did you see the 07 season? They would be significantly worse with 99% of quarterbacks.I agree with the sentiment proposed itt, but today wouldn't have changed anything for the people who disagree.
The argument against Brady has never been that he isn't the winningest quarterback, since that is indisputable. The argument has always been about how much credit does he deserve for the wins. Basically if you replaced Brady in the Patriots system with any competent quarterback, how much worse do they actually get? Have the Patriots benefited from having Brady, or has Brady benefited from being at the Patriots?
In my opinion this isn't really relevant though. The concept of greatness is ambiguous. Has there ever been a quarterback more talented than Brady? Arguably. The one thing you can't argue with however is results, and Brady has the most of them.
Ah yes, I'm sure playing in a dogshit division every year doesn't help in making the playoffs at all. Not at allAnd for twenty years this is all 31 teams can say. Its pathetic. 31 teams have the same chances as New England has had. All have failed. Tom Brady leaving will finally bring parity back in the league. No other player can say that in any sport.
I would have agreed before the Jimmy Butler incident, where he was a complete asshole made a scene at a Timberwolves practice and everyone praised him for it because he backed it up by winning with the 3rd stringers.I think the Jordan comparison is that had social media and exposure that exists today existed back then ppl would have had much worse opinions of Jordan.
The how is a tennis match, 18 holes of golf and a game of chess. Whoever wins two events takes the crown.
montana went one and out in the playoffs while having jerry rice with stick em on his gloves in a non salary cap eraBrady is the best QB of this era, but that's as far as I can go. Why? Because when Montana played it was a different game. All the rules now are designed to benefit the offense/QB. Montana got fucking killed in the pocket back in the day, and played against defenses murdering his receivers over the middle and holding them on the outside. During that era, Montana went 4-0 in the Super Bowl with 11 touchdowns and ZERO interceptions. Montana's Super Bowl QBR absolutely destroys Brady's, while playing in a much less QB friendly era. If you breathe on Brady it's a free 15 yards, and his receivers get wide open looks off of pick plays all game long. They are 1A and 1B to me, and today's game where Brady was quite frankly not good didn't do anything to change that.
He can be recognized as the best but he shouldn't be celebrated as a human being at all. Chris Benoit is widely regarded as one of the best wrestlers ever, John Lennon as one of the best songwriters, of course the Michael Jordan comparison, all people at the tops of their field who did terrible shit.
I've posted about this too many times and don't feel like going into it again but I don't believe Brady is a Trump supporter after it became clear of Trump's politics and terrible views, and I don't believe from what he's shown in the 3 1/2 years since that picture was taken, like his support of the LGBT community and support of players kneeling, that he shares any of the beliefs that Trump does.Come on now, obviously I'm not comparing the specific things they did, it's not a contest of awfulness. it's a comparison of people at the tops of their field who are regarded as terrible people.
Except I'm not a hater, I've posted multiple times today I am a Pats fan. That kind of gross reductivism to even the most benign criticism makes all of us look like idiots. The guy supports Trump, there's no two ways around that.
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Except literally every player, coach, or human being who have met Tom Brady never has anything negative to say about him.He can be recognized as the best but he shouldn't be celebrated as a human being at all. Chris Benoit is widely regarded as one of the best wrestlers ever, John Lennon as one of the best songwriters, of course the Michael Jordan comparison, all people at the tops of their field who did terrible shit.
How many points did he score in the last three quarters of this season?Nick Foles personally scored more points with his own two legs in last years superbowl than Tom Brady did this entire game.
Montana went three years of one and done in the playoffs with 0 tds and multiple interceptions. I'd much rather lose in the SB than brag about losing early in the playoffs and doing jack shit in those games but acting like not losing the SB is some important stat. Youre essentially praising montana for more consistently losing earlier in the playoffs than Brady. That logic makes 0 sense. Montana didn't have the salary cap. AFC NFC dynamic was vastly different then than it is today too. Montana played with the best wr of all time. Brady had moss for 2.5 years.Brady is the best QB of this era, but that's as far as I can go. Why? Because when Montana played it was a different game. All the rules now are designed to benefit the offense/QB. Montana got fucking killed in the pocket back in the day, and played against defenses murdering his receivers over the middle and holding them on the outside. During that era, Montana went 4-0 in the Super Bowl with 11 touchdowns and ZERO interceptions. Montana's Super Bowl QBR absolutely destroys Brady's, while playing in a much less QB friendly era. If you breathe on Brady it's a free 15 yards, and his receivers get wide open looks off of pick plays all game long. They are 1A and 1B to me, and today's game where Brady was quite frankly not good didn't do anything to change that.
Mhm.Well, yeah, no one disputes that.
He's still a gigantic POS. tho
And for twenty years this is all 31 teams can say. Its pathetic. 31 teams have the same chances as New England has had. All have failed. Tom Brady leaving will finally bring parity back in the league. No other player can say that in any sport.
Did you see the 07 season? They would be significantly worse with 99% of quarterbacks.
Because he's a piece of shit that hides and/or ignores rampant cases of domestic abuse, a variety of concussion and other chronic injury-related disorders former NFL players suffer, drug abuse, and hand-waves huge social and organizational problems the NFL has. He hides them all behind the shield (the NFL brand) with his lawyer-like actions (he is a lawyer), answers, and inactivity. Or, he tries to hide it and people see through this smoke and lies.I posted this in the NFL thread but was ignored.
Honest question coming from a casual NFL fan: why does every goddamn time Roger Goodell steps in front of a crowd he gets deafening boos? I just saw a video from the stands when Goodell stepped into the stage to give the trophy and it was incredible the whole stadium booing. I know some people have some issues but why is he this hated? In the NFL Draft also everytine he came back to the mic all you could hear were boos.
What the hell?
no one actually fucking disputes that he's arguably the most talented player in NFL history, we just think that like jordan it doesn't outweigh him being an enormous piece of shit otherwise