Tom Brady’s Best Play vs. Every Team

I don’t like him

@Charlotte Berman well you Don’t To Like Him along with anyone else when we still have the G.O.A.T of G.O.A.T and he one of the Powerhouse Quarter back there is.

Whelp.

Looks like he’s unretiring

He’s coming back!

Honestly I hate when people put stuff like that in a list of “plays” like Kobe scoring 81 is in his top 10 “plays”. Give an actual individual play. Where do you draw the line? Do Tom’s 33 wins against Buffalo count as a “play”?

@Fapple Yeah, and none of the plays they showed with that comeback were good plays by Brady

@Nathan Ross Best play of the comeback was 3rd and 10 on the drive to tie the game all the way back inside the NE 10. Brady hit a brilliant pass while being hit. Clutch, accurate, tough, remarkable.

@R.X.M. I feel bad for Ryan lol. Dude was embarrassed multiple times by Brady when he was a Pat then he had to endure Brady in the same division for 2 seasons

Facts

@Hubba Hubba I guess I can say I’ve still never seen a season without Tom lol

WELL NOW WE DONT HAVE TO

Well he’s back now for another season so you won’t be missing anything.

I have does that make me old 😂

@Big Hand Including Brady’s retirement

it’s gonna be easier for me

@Shrek E comment You Know It Sir!
👑🏈🐏

@Sussy Sus and I’m not saying that Lewis or Troy are as great as Taylor just that they were comparable as they both were hard hitting line backers that rocked many players. So the comparison holds up, stop arguing in bad faith.

@Joshua Grant And oh it very much does has to with Tom Brady, I mean for God’s sake the football was in his hands. Sure it mean have not been another “Cheating Scandal” but it very much is a big deal. It was a stupid rule but it was a rule that robbed a team out of a superbowl appearance and caused another less deserving team (Patriots) to go to the Superbowl. You know it was a crappy call when even the announcers agree that it was a fumble. And so what it happened to the Patriots a year later, did that effect they’re chances of reaching the super the next year? I don’t think so. Tom also credited probably the worst playoff call in NFL history to his advantage and claimed that if it wasn’t for that rule, he would’ve remained Drew’s Beldsoe’s backup. It’s unfair and just shows how undeserving that playoff win was. But hey I wanna here what you’re gonna say next, probably some other dumb statement about how Tom never cheated and they he is the greatest of all time even tho he is clearly not 😂

@Sussy Sus are you seriously taking about the tuck rule? Because if so, there was still plenty of football to play (including OT) so the raiders still had a chance to win and they didn’t.

@Joshua Grant The game wouldn’t even have even gone into overtime if they’ve would’ve made the correct call during the time of regulation, so yeah I am talking about the “Tuck Rule” because it’s total BS.

@Sussy Sus you realize that the tuck rule has been called multiple times with multiple teams right? Like this wasn’t a one off, get over it

THE greatest

Call it American football ok

I hope he will. We’ll be there to welcome him back that’s for sure.
(I don’t think he will tho. 🥲

injuries are excuse, he didn’t play well against them rams either.

@M
You miserable or something?

@MrFrinZy who are you? I was done with this comment thread and some stranger decides to talk back. I’m not miserable, at least not at the moment. Good day sir

@M
Okay.

@M He probably didn’t realize that one only had so long to respond to an internet comment, even if they just saw it for the first time. Oh wait…..

@Tony Wilson Absolutely. I do believe you can find a guy like this in most successful teams over the years, the one guy that can inspire them all to be great. Marshall Faulk on the Greatest Show on Turf, for instance, seemed to be one of those players : “Do not be afraid of excellence” as he used to say.

It is one of those “intangibles” that are hard to measure when evaluating a player’s contribution to a team, the thing that lead some to say that Brady got carried by his D/Gronk/Vinatieri/Belichick/insertyourpick…

@Mathias Bigaignon I’m Australian but went to Illinois on a scholarship in the late 80s.

Do you think for a heartbeat they didn’t explain again and again to me the greatness of Walter Payton?

And it wasn’t just his playing. I was well informed about all the other things he did.

It was really odd to me because here were white middle class Americans full of *RESPECT* for an African American. And it wasn’t just respect for him as a player it was a deep respect for him as a *LEADER.*

Martin Luther King proclaimed that he dreamed of a day when people would be valued for the depth of their character not the color of their skin. Walter Payton *EARNED* the respect of white people not just because of his football but because of what he did as a *LEADER.*

Do you realise that the MOST PRESTIGIOUS individual award in American sport isn’t for actually playing any sport? Its for the athlete in that sport who all the other athletes in that sport feel does the best off field work with people outside that sport.

Who is that award named after?

So yeah dude I know what seeing an inspirational leader is all about.

To me, that’s what puts Brady in a tier firmly above Mahomes. Not to downplay the obvious talent of Mahomes, but a roster that included Kelce, Hill, and Hunt at the same time is just a recipe for success. With the possible exception of 2007, Brady never had an offensive roster anywhere close to that stacked, yet he still won Super Bowls year after year. Now that Mahomes’s huge salary is coming into effect next season, we will have to see if he can harness the Brady magic of turning sleep pick players into greatness, or if the team will suffer without an all-star roster to carry them.

@flashypork I do agree on some points but I think your downplaying 2 very important points
1) That offensive line at New England was arguably one of the best units EVER. They gave Brady time to do what he did. When ever BRady needed that extra second in big plays they seemed to always get him that second.
2) Receivers like Edeleman, Amendola, Welker, Moss & Gronk were incredible at HOLDING ONTO PASSES. Its like that thing in “Moneyball” about getting on base. Those guys at NE held onto passes that other player dropped. Julian Edelman & Wes Welker are great examples. Neither were as fast as Tyreek Hill fast or had Jerry Rice’s athleticism or Randy Moss’s power (he was 6-7inches taller, 20lbs heavier and faster) but they could get open and HOLD ONTO PASSES. More importantly all those guys could hold onto passes in those clutch situations that decided games.

And maybe that’s the big difference with Brady over other QBs was how he affected others. All those other players knew that Brady wouldn’t waste the opportunities they created *because they knew that Brady wouldn’t waste their efforts.* Gronk sat out a year just to keep playing with him. How much money did that cost Gronk?

That’s a rare thing in any sport to motivate the players around you.

Thank you so much for this. SO many comments, “Brady had the BEST of the BEST through out his career” Sure, he had Randy Moss for ONE YEAR, TIm Wright, David Givens, Daunte Stallworth, Ashworth and gave them all the best years of their careers.

Yep, one of the most fundamentally solid guys i’ve ever seen on the field, impeccable work ethic, field general mentality and crazy drive combined with killer instinct(almost like MJ), and taking salary cuts to keep the team together. I mean who does/did all that? No one else. Also the greatest teammate according to ANY player you ask who played on his team. And thats a lot of players (including a bunch of HoF’ers). Can’t wait for his enshrinement speech, its gonna be epic. Here we go Canton! 🙂

@PLord i would say more Tim Duncan in his fundamentals.

Sine your a Steelers fan I will run some math past you.. Bradshaw 4 Superbowl / 4 Wins = 100% — Brady 10 Superbowls / 7 Wins = 70%. Therefore in the grand scheme of things, do all the records that Brady holds really mean anything?

Same here

He’s back !

He’s coming back! 🙏

@Joel Jaquez lmfao

No your not

Well Tom Brady has fully announced he not retiring yet