You Won’t Believe How Good Tom Brady’s Son Has Become! 

So he's only 3 years younger than Arch Manning......Interesting!

Jack is a amazing kid .As he's learning more and more about the game .as he grows .If He choose to play the game. the pressure I think will be too much for him to be like is father.. For now let him enjoy the spot without the pressure.

I think Jack, with his father's guidance and grooming can possibly become as good as his dad Tommy.

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he is most likey to be in the NFL and win 7 super balls be the goat and be the best maybe butter than the goat?.

One thing I know…sons of ELITE professional athletes, never become elite themselves. You can’t name me an elite athlete in their respective sport, who was consistently considered one of, if not the best at the time they were playing….have a son who ended up close to his level. Elite players today, who had dads play professionally, their dads were either not very good themselves, or at the most just above average players. It’s a trend that just keeps happening. There is some kind mental issue that goes on, because the child is aware how crazy successful their dad was…and they are subconsciously sabotaging themselves, with all the comments they get from others on how their dad was so good, and if they’ll be “like their dad”, or is he “good enough”. Arch is different because his dad is Cooper, who never played beyond high school. He’s not the son of Peyton or Eli. Related, sure. But you can’t call him the son of an NFL MVP, and multiple Super Bowl champion. Tom Brady’s son won’t be good, because his dad is considered the GOAT, and there’s already a subconscious expectation to live up to 7 rings and 5 Super Bowl MVP’s. That insurmountable subconscious expectation…has already defeated him, which is why he won’t ever be anywhere near his dad.

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Not taking anything away from his son but if you look at other 15 year olds they are built differently. I think he will need to put some weight on his frame. Also watching him run he kind of flails. Just not the tight body movement and form you see in elite high school athletes. If that makes sense. I'd say he will play high school ball, but I don't see him being an elite prospect like arch Manning. This is taking nothing away from the kid. I'm sure he's poised to do great things in life rather its football or something else. He is just built differently than the 15 and 16 year olds of today's day and age. I could be totally wrong. This kid might hit a growth spurt and be 6'6 230lbs. his junior year and take the nation by storm. Who knows. I'd love to see it happen. It's just not the likely scenario in my opinion based on the small sample size of his body type as well as a few clips of him running and throwing. Some kids at his age could stand next to an NFL QB and someone who isn't the wiser may not tell who was who. Based on overall build and body structure of these kids just seems like Brady's son is a late bloomer, or isn't going to be of elite size.