Your offensive coordinator was the cause for that....look where he's at this day. Even blew another lead in the Super Bowl a few yrs after the Falcons.
@@krumbleme2 There's no correlation between what an offensive coordinator did and what Brady accomplished.. It's irrelevant because no matter what the circumstances that led to Brady getting the ball and putting up over 200 yards passing in the 4th quarter Brady still had to execute and put points on the board.. It was Brady who had to convert 2-2 points conversions in the 4th quarter to tie the game (28-26 Atlanta) with under a minute left..
@@krumbleme2 there is no other quarterback who ever played who could have kept his composure and pull off what Brady did the way he did it. You can blame everyone else but there’s a reason this man has 35 playoff wins and 7 rings, and it ain’t Belichick
Your lost to NE was a slow death. The Seattle fans nightmare was quick, like a guillotine. I used to hate Brady and the Patriots until I realized I was witnessing sports history. And unfortunately for you, that comeback against the Falcons has to be in the top 10 best football games in NFL history.
It's crazy,Tom's played long enough to go from being the villian for alot of rival team's fans,to being almost mythical in regards to his legacy and damn near universally respected.
@@jdstox1 rings are overrated, as he plays in a team sport, he didn't win anything by himself. By your logic, if the number of rings decided who's the best, then (in NBA) Luc Longley or Steve Kerr are better than Kevin Durant, Harden, Malone, Doncic, Giannis etc. Or Jim Plunkett is better than Dan Marino. Nonsense!
this guy looks better at 44 than he did when he was 22. it's just odd and amazing. more amazing is incredible level at which he prepares and plays football. I was not a fan of his until a few years ago at which point it became undeniable what a fantastic human being he seems to be overall. Obviously I don't know him personally and I'm sure he has a she's like the rest of us but he sure seems like a stand-up dude who is working his tail off as a family man and a football player. pretty impressive.
Yes he looks great but his career is totally scripted. The NFL is billion dollar entertainment and it needs stars to attract that huge audience. They found one in Tom so they make certain he wins. His career is ludicrous and grown-ups should be able to figure out for themselves that it's no more real than Santa Claus.
Tom Brady is the “Greatest Living American”. Seriously, this dude has achieved so much success (NFL career, wife/family, etc) and yet he is so self-deprecating & comedic. #RESPECT
Not really, Brady always sound like NasCar Jimmie johnson . Very generic dude with very corporate type answers to every question. And u can see all the guilt in his eyes
As a Colt/Payton Manning fan I hated Tom Brady... a couple years after Payton retired, although I still don't like the Patriots, (or Bucs), he is so great, and such a good guy, I found myself rooting for him in his last couple Super Bowls. I hope he is still playing when he's 50.
I love what he said about butlers interception. I always said something similar. Everyone wants to hate on Pete and seattle when reality is, the call itself wasn't bad. Worst case, in your mind at the time, is an incompletion and then hand the ball off. NOBODY saw Malcom butler come from the back of the endzone to jump a quick slant for the pic
Tom Brady would be the greatest sales rep of all time. He’d go from sales rep to teaching people how to sell. After every sale you know he’d turn to his coworkers and yell LFG! 🐐
There’s so many other questions I wish were covered, but alas this a short interview. I hope this is a sign of Tawmmy visiting Dan more often. The dude has lived multiple lifetimes in his 45 years and he seems like he would be willing to talk your ear off, within reason of course. I’m sure he’s not ready to trash Arians or Bill… yet. The guy has been well trained in tact and public relations.
FUN FACT: A few games into this season, Tom Brady will achieve 100,000 career passing yards regular + postseason combined. Imagine between regular and postseason, a rookie QB goes out and throws 5,000 yards this year. And you then inform him "Son, you have to do that 19 more years in a row to catch Brady". Unreal.
It's absolutely mathematically impossible for anyone to catch Brady in passing yards.. As for playoff passing yards - 13,000+ > For context - 2nd place all time is Manning at 7000
It struck me that Tom is not just older, but is in a different phase of his life (speaking of personality, loosening up, having fun, etc.) and it's not because he's away from Bill. The timing of it all was based upon his own personal changes and starting a new life in FL was just part of it. He would have loosened up if he had stayed in NE because it was inevitable. Bill has loosened up too. Social media has exerted itself and nobody is going to turn back the clock to the Chuck Noll years.
It starts at home. It's obvious that TB12 was raised in a caring, loving family that emphasized education and treating people right. Sports was a reward for doing all of the other things well. As a Lifelong Wolverine fan I 1st started paying attention to TB12 when he replaced the overrated Drew Henson in a Bowl game against Alabama. It was a small sample size but I bet a couple of NFL coaches and scouts saw that game too. How he dropped to the 6th round, Detroit is 30 minutes from The University of Michigan and one would think that a Lions scout would damn near stay on campus,, is beyond me. I think that back then, and probably even now, scouts just go by the " measuremables" and look for all the wrong sht. I look forward to seeing him in the booth on Sundays. Should have stayed retired.
Teams weren't and probably still not as well staffed as we the public like to believe. Just because the owners are billionaires doesn't mean they are eager to lavish pay and expenses on "support" staff. I believe scouts and junior assistants are still stretched thin and make peanuts working in the NFL compared to comparable positions else where. There were no internet databases and stuff so someone had to hike up or call up Michigan to get intel on TB. Considering he was never projected to be high, it's easy to imagine most teams never even bothered. And all those coaches and scouts that claimed they scouted him or knew what he could be were almost certainly lying or projecting what they wished they did, but in fact didn't do.
@@reddz.k.4404 You can't exactly say that they all lied. At least 2 coaches were all in on Brady. Everybody probably know by now why the Patriots didn't pick him until the 6th round. Their QB room wasn't really looking to adding another one. But their QB coach believed in Brady and that was why they had him on their radar. Aside from Rehbein, the Chargers coach then had a long scouting run with Brady. He'd been scouting him since hs. As the story goes, 'Brady was always the big one who got away from Mike Riley'. His problem was, someone with more power to pick didn't get to see what he saw.
@@reddz.k.4404 Brady also got drafted by a team that was built pretty good for the most part, they had young unproven recievers, but troy brown was good so those guys could learn a bit from him, and the defense was great so brady wasnt asked to do too much, it really was the perfect system for him to go to and really just ease into becoming the qb he is today, it really was just a great thing that happened for both teams. idk if he couldve been that great on another team, maybe eventually, but a horrible team would have lost patience if he didnt play as well as he did on a patriots team ready to win, ya know?
His career is totally scripted. The NFL is billion dollar entertainment and it needs stars to attract that huge audience. They found one in Tom so they make certain he wins. His career is ludicrous and grown-ups should be able to figure out for themselves that it's no more real than Santa Claus.
That's probably why they hired Tom Brady. They need a positive, likable star to help erase that stigma that's hovering over their company since that scandal. Lives were ruined over that incident.
@@polpol1005 Which QB doesn't get too much credit for team success? What makes Brady great is his ability to manage relationships, consistency, leadership, and step up when it matters. Most guys in the NFL are talented. So it's the intangibles that often make the difference. You don't win as much as he has by luck. He took advantage of every opportunity in his life. How many people of any stripe or situation can say the same thing?
@@scratchpenny Which QB doesn't get much credit? I'd say Rams QB Stattford for instance. In that match Rams-Bucs Stafford simply outplayed Brady. If Brady would’ve done what stafford did we’d never hear the end of it, but because it wasn't Brady, the media didn't give him much credit.
@@polpol1005 Fair point, but it's a different media status level between those two. Stafford, while always being good, does not have the consistent success or league status of someone like Brady. The truth is no one in the league has his status - he's the MJ of football from a marketing/media perspective. So much of what you're complaining about has to do with the media using popularity and status to drive their ratings. There is a reason that all these sports networks consistently talk about Brady and LeBron - they are incredibly popular and drive engagement numbers that other sports stars cannot. The same was true of MJ and Tiger Woods back in their times. So the media mythologizes these figures to absurd levels. But that doesn't mean Brady isn't a great QB. Objectively, he is. And the stats, longevity, winning, and even his relationships are a testament to that.
@@scratchpenny I never said Brady isn't great, I just feel he's overrated just as many other QBs are. As you said, media mythologizes these figures to absurd levels. On the other hand, guys like Stattford doesn't get much media attention, which is not fair. But yeah good explanation, I see what do you mean.
Ugh- been waiting for years to hear Brady comment about the worst decision of Belichick’s career“benching” of Malcolm in the Eagles Super Bowl (Brady’s BEST statistically) that COST him his 8th ring as Eagle receivers burned his replacement up and down the field all day-but Patrick fumbled the ball on that perfect opportunity
I do not like watching tom body win, and I cannot stand when people claim he is the greatest qb to ever do it, but man he is fun to watch and listen to. Genuinely seems like a good and funny guy
He's hyped because *dude still gets to watch film* (cut to Ray Lewis, "Tom's gonna be clickin', and if you ain't clickin'...") and prepare for games, *without* being killed by Ray and Ed Reed and all the great defenses he's faced. My mental note is, how much might *quarterback play improve* with TB handing out pre-game observations and opponent tidbits to two of them each week?
And after his broadcast stint is up, the TB12 QB Camp for HS, College, and the pros. Then he'll pull a Madden, and upload himself into the cloud for good and all. Whispering into every QB's ear from then on.
No matter how rich someone is they still have 24 hours in a day to use and Brady has such a passion for football he enjoys talking about it. I do find it a treat whenever we can get these short interviews from him though.
@Julian Brady's the most accomplished, the best, most decorated and most successful QB of all time. Idgaf about who the most talented is. That's idiotic bc if you're an NFL starting QB, then you're obviously extremely talented. It's a "QB driven league." It's about clutch play, being a great leader, making your teammates better, and putting your team in the best possible position to win games and ultimately winning games. And nobody has done that better or more consistently and for as long as Brady has and that's just another reason along with a slew of others why he's the real 🐐 at the QB position. You disagree? Go argue with your mom 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
He's the goat farmer because he's suck in football 😂😂 . On that draft day the 49ers had a chance to pick Brady but they picked carmazzi and they cut him the next season 😂😂😂
Good Luck catching Montana in todays salary cap era .. And Mahomes game is based off of evasive speed and eluding defensive players - those 27 year old legs get old quick while everyone else's get younger.. And pal Brady has long long surpassed Montana for GOAT status ... On 4th quarter playoff comeback wins alone Brady has more *18* than 2nd all time in playoff wins Montana has victory's At age 38 Montana was one and done in a Wild card game into retirement At age 39 Brady was a SB MVP/ Age 40 a league MVP and at age 41 threw for a SB record 505 yards.. do I have to get into what he's done after 41?
Actually nope but Mahones will be likeable more If He play vs Aaron Rodgers in the super Bowl at the State farm stadium it will also be called the State farm bowl.
After he signs with the 49ers he will back and riding high. That uniform will get his blood boiling again! Good acting...Hopefully Shantyhan will be gone soon
