"I looked at him like I was looking at a god" Maxx Crosby & Will Compton Remember Facing Tom Brady 

Everyone knew he was the GOAT after NE vs ATL, then he went and won 2 more.

He became the goat after the Seattle SB imo

He's been the best ever for sometime now. I'm in TX and don't think many people down here were doubting that after his 5th. Brady's a special cat.

Bunk. 99 percent of all sane... honest...non jealous.... astute people knew Tom Brady is the by far greatest player in NFL history regardless of position about, oh, 3 or 4 Superbowl appearances ago. Case closed.

@KRyoma bunk. He was always humble. He has a winning record over the Mannings and beat the younger one in Eli Manning's last season as a Giant . Eat it. Oh by the way , Tom Brady has more Superbowl wins than Peyton, Archie, and Eli Manning COMBINED AND ITS NOT EVEN CLOSE! Class dismissed. Case closed. Brady is the B.O.A.T.

i agree but they had sort of gone into the prevent defense at that point, they had stepped off the gas for a bit. At the end of the day though u are right, 3 points is 3 points. Doesnt matter how many records are set or how fancy the catches are, a win is a win and a loss a loss

In fact, it's worse than that for the Chiefs. At some point during that game the Bucs figured the Chiefs out. If someone was brilliant enough, he might have been able to deduce that the Chiefs would have trouble if there was a rematch.

The Bucs basically beat the Chiefs in 7 quarters of the 8 they played against each other. That first quarter caught the Bucs with a bad gameplan though and Chiefs put enough up to stay ahead.

@@charliehansen6584 i get that but you have to factor in that in the first game KC got up so much in that first quarter that they went into an entirely different gameplan/strategy after that. i believe they could have run the score up if they wanted and that the defense also got a little over confident thinking their offense might continue to score at that pace. i dont know what went on behind the scenes but it wasnt that close a game even though the final score was by 3. it gave tampa some confidence for sure going into the superbowl though, and i think the score of the SB reflects that lol

@@charliehansen6584 I agree. The KC coaches should have noticed that too and been prepared.

Go Green!

Debatable

@@kalebdeaton8886 true

@@kalebdeaton8886 Not really.. sure if you dont want to compare with other positions, but thats a silly argument

@@kalebdeaton8886 There’s no debate 😐 Regular Season Winning Records Most games won by a quarterback: 230 Most games won with one team: 219 Most wins on the road by a quarterback: 104 Most wins at home by a quarterback: 126 Highest win percentage: 76.9% Most division titles: 17 Most consecutive division titles: 11 Most consecutive winning seasons: 20 Most wins in a season: 16 Most wins in one stadium: 114 Most wins after trailing by 10+ points: 33 Most wins through first 200 starts: 155 Most wins in first 100 home starts: 87 Best record in home games: 126-24 Best record in away games: 104-47 Best record in games with 50 or more pass attempts: 19-9 Most wins in a regular season: 16 Most wins in December: 66 Most wins against a single opponent: 32 Most inter-conference wins: 59 Most wins by a 40+ year old quarterback in a single regular season: 13 Most decades with at least one 10+ win season: 3 (tied) Most seasons played without a losing record: 21 Regular Season Statistical Records Most passing touchdowns in a quarter: 5 Largest margin of victory in Super Bowl era: 59 points Best touchdown-interception ratio in a season: 14:1 Only quarterback to have three consecutive games with 300+ passing yards, 3+ Touchdown-passes and 0 interceptions Oldest quarterback to lead the league in passing yards: 40 Most passing touchdowns by a 40+ year old quarterback in a single regular season: 40 Most passing yards in a single season for a quarterback aged 40 and older: 4,633 Most career passing yards with one team: 74,571 Most career passing touchdowns with one team: 541 Most regular season passing touchdowns: 581 Most seasons as passing touchdowns leader: 4 (tied) Most games with 4 or more touchdowns and no interceptions: 25 Most games with 3 or more touchdowns and no interceptions: 62 Most players thrown a touchdown pass to: 85 Most games started in which the quarterback's team scored 50+ points: 8 Most combined passing, rushing, and receiving touchdowns: 606 Regular Season Achievement Records Oldest player to win NFL MVP: 40 Oldest position player to be named first-team All-Pro: 40 Most Pro Bowl Selections: 14 (tied) Most seasons quarterbacking for one team: 20 Most player of the week awards: 31 First unanimous MVP in NFL history Playoff Winning Records Most games won by a starting quarterback: 34 Most consecutive wins by a starting quarterback: 10 (2001-2005) Most consecutive wins to start a career by a starting quarterback: 10 (2001, 2003-2005) Most career home wins by a starting quarterback: 20 Most career road wins by a starting quarterback: 7 Most consecutive home wins by a starting quarterback: 9 (2013-2019) Most NFL conference championship wins by a starting quarterback: 10 Oldest Quarterback to win a conference championship game: 43 years, 174 days Highest win percentage (Minimum 10 playoff starts): 75.6% Most decades with at least 1 playoff win: 3 Most decades with at least 1 conference championship win: 3 Playoff Statistical Records Most touchdown passes: 83 Most passing yards: 12,349 Most passing yards in a single playoff game: 505 (Super Bowl LII) Most passes completed: 1,106 Most passes attempted: 1,764 Most 300+ passing yards games: 17 Most multi touchdown passing games: 27 Most three touchdown passing games: 13 Most touchdown passes in a single playoff game: 6 (tied) Oldest quarterback to throw a touchdown pass in the playoffs: 43 years, 188 days old Most combined passing, rushing, and receiving yards: 12,484 Most combined passing, rushing, and receiving touchdowns: 90 Playoff Achievement Records Most games played: 45 Most games started: 45 Most division titles won by a starting quarterback: 17 Most NFL conference championship appearances by a starting quarterback: 14 Most game-winning drives: 14 Most 4th quarter comebacks: 9 Most decades with at least 1 conference championship game appearance: 3 Super Bowl Winning Records Most wins as starting QB: 7 Most wins as a player: 7 Oldest QB to win a Super Bowl: 43 years, 6 months, 4 days Only quarterback to win Super Bowls representing both conferences Only quarterback to win Super Bowls in 3 different decades Super Bowl Statistical Records Most touchdown passes: 21 Most passing yards: 3,039 Most passes completed: 277 Most passes attempted: 421 Most passes completed in first half of a single Super Bowl: 20 (XLIX) Most passes completed in a single Super Bowl: 43 (LI) Most passes attempted in a single Super Bowl: 62 (LI) Most passing yards in a single Super Bowl: 505 (LII) Most passing attempts without an interception in a single Super Bowl: 48 (XLII & LII) Most consecutive completions in a single Super Bowl: 16 (XLVI) Super Bowl Achievement Records Most Super Bowl appearances: 10 Oldest player to start a Super Bowl: 43 years, 6 months, 4 days Oldest player to win a Super Bowl: 43 years, 6 months, 4 days Oldest player to win Super Bowl MVP: 43 years, 6 months, 4 days Most game-winning drives: 6 Most 4th quarter comebacks: 5 Most Super Bowl MVP awards: 5 Largest comeback in Super Bowl history: 25 points Only quarterback to host Super Bowl: Super Bowl 55 Regular Season + Playoff Winning Records Most games won by a starting quarterback: 264 Best record in home games: 146-28 Best record in road games: 111-49 Regular Season + Playoff Statistical Records Most passing yards: 91,653 Most touchdown passes: 664 Most combined passing, rushing, and receiving yards: 93,796 Most combined passing, rushing, and receiving touchdowns: 696 Regular Season + Playoff Achievement Records Most game-winning drives: 62 Most 4th quarter comebacks: 48 Only player to be named to the 1st team all decade for 2 different decades: 2000s and 2010s

He’s the greatest football player, and possibly the greatest winner of the last fifty years. But, you can’t say he’s the greatest athlete. That crown likely belongs to an NBA player, an NFL skill player, or an Olympic athlete. You could make an argument for a few different people. The fastest man alive. The long jump champ. The high jump champ. The decathlon champ. The Olympic all around gymnastics champion. Maybe you could argue an MMA fighter. But, I don’t know if one can really call MMA athletics. That’s fighting. Anyway, Tom Brady is most definitely the football GOAT, and I truly am honored to have been able to witness his career. He gave my family, my friends, and myself a lot of amazing memories, pulling off his miracles.

Great comment..you really have a winning attitude and I have no doubt that if you have perseverance and believe in yourself, you will eventually knock down any barriers standing in the way of the things you want for yourself. Your comment has helped fuel me today so that I can go for my best as well. Thanks. If everyone would adopt this attitude instead of trying to tear down others, we would have an immeasurably better world. Good luck

Cheers 🍻 🤙🏼

that punk mahomes is arrogant n overrated, a sore loser 2 TB12 twice, AFC n SB.

All right except for you said he has most super bowl appearances/wins out of everybody including coaches and owners, but bill has 8 rings and another owner i think has 7.

So right. People just need to face facts. Nobody is on Brady’s level. People wonder why he has this kind of success, but your last sentence about the roles he plays explains it all.

I like you, you're very succinct.

@@roguecheddar hey...give the guy a break, he probably could have written a book on the subject

Love that comment, says it all

I thought I was the only one who uses that

He was on roíds

Ya cuz 7 rings will ever be beat right?

Garbage time points

they're not GTP's if a team is coming back on you to try & win the game!!

@@donwest8031 bucs never had a shot at winning that game

right!! just like they never had a shot at winning Super Bowl LV!! your credibility is right up there with parker,kellerman,& sharpe!! you should quit while you're only a little behind!!

@@donwest8031 lol what??

Or is belichick considered the greatest coach because Brady delivered those super bowls to him? Not looking so great right now

@@srhodes6963 so, a player can not take what he has learned from a coaching staff and apply it in another system.. ? how about that as a reply? pretty good huh? i thought so

@@chrisduchaney9281 that’s one possibility, but there is nothing in your comment that demonstrates it to be the actual state of affairs. So I’ll give you a “maybe”. But if belichick was the source of the greatness, you have to admit that it doesn’t look that way at this point. After Brady left, the pats had a 7-9 season. He went to a team that was coming off a 7-9 Season and immediately got them a ring. The pats fell on their faces. I think you’re going to have to do better than hypotheticals when we have hard facts to deal with here. So no, mere speculation doesn’t cut it as “pretty good”

​@@srhodes6963 2008 , Brady missed the season. Matt cassell steps in and they go 11-5. Thats a pretty good record for a QB that never played in college while at USC. How do you explain that? Its more involved than just brady or belichick discussion.. Brady went to a superb offense in TB, correct? Patriots had a dozen very good impact players gone for season and with out a decent receiver or tight end.. Kinda brings the criticism towards Belichick's GM ability, not coaching wouldnt ya say.. Belichick would always do fine eventually, he doesnt have many years left. Brady may be around longer the way he is going. 6 super bowls is what you get when you match 2 juggernauts together. Not easy in a league that is set up against long success. They made everyone outside NE look foolish

@@srhodes6963 oh, they went to 9 super bowls , and should have won all of the three they lost... defense has an impact too. Pats have always been a defense first , special teams type of organization( Big Bill Belichick knows alot about this)

Lol. Excuses