TOM BRADY: THE MOST OVERRATED PLAYER IN SPORTS HISTORY
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Tom Brady is widely considered the greatest QB in NFL history. On the surface, it seems like a pretty clear cut case considering Brady's stats and rings. However, there is a substantial amount of evidence that supports MY belief that Brady's success is largely a result of being in the best possible situation rather than his own abilities. This video won't change the minds of Brady's diehard fans, but that's not what I set out to do. The day this clown retires from the NFL will be one of the happiest days of my life.
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I think philip rivers could be argued as one of the most unluckiest QBs ever
tyrod Taylor
I say Matt Stafford
@@dylanwalsh5024 Taylor was never elite and was never gonna be though
His is just a unfortunate thing. But he’s nothing close to Brady or any other the elite Qb’s
@@SwampSwaggin yes but he is extremely unlucky he may not have the talent but I'm talking about luck
In my books, that would either be Tony Romo or Dan Marino
This is Max Kellermans burner account.
Max Kellerman having a field day after TB forgot it was fourth down man caught in a genjutsu 😂
Joel Castro LMAOOOO Brady was no match for Itachi
This is a man who did a ton of research for this video.
@@nopesnropes3679 it actually did because it just added the fact he has dumb luck because he threw 3 picks and had 77 passer rating
@@bradench8278 One of those picks was a drop by his top WR. 2 of them were him following Arians philosophy of, "when you are in trouble, throw it up".
Honestly one of the most shocking things from this video is that with 20 career college completions Matt Cassel gets drafted and one of the best college qbs ever in Kellen Moore goes undrafted
luckily kellen is now killing it as the offensive coordinator of the cowboys but he couldve been a great qb in the nfl had he been given more of a chance I guess hell just have to settle for being the winningest quarterback in college football history
To be fair, Kellen Moores career came against non power 5 average teams
@@williamgullett5911 mostly but still no one has ever won as much as him
@@williamgullett5911 ruclips.net/video/xtaLXO71aN0/видео.html he also had this game in the nfl before getting hurt
@@williamgullett5911 also Kellen Moore going 50-3 in college and still never making the championship is why they added the playoffs
Crazy that nowadays the bills, jets, and dolphins are actually all ranging from pretty solid to super bowl contenders
The Pats have to rebuild. We’re talking about a patriots team that was still good in 2021 but had a mediocre season. The offense needs help
@@devinjerry2780They have to rebuild because Brady carried them all those years not Belichick
not a single one of those teams is a contender LMAO
@@stephen8797Bills?
When tf have the jets been a Super Bowl contender in the last decade dude ? 😂
Replacing big bens name in the list of passer rating differences with big rape was the one of the funniest jokes I’ve seen yet
i lost it when i saw it
Big Ben was convicted of rape?
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 Accused of early in his career
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 I think so but he is called the "greatest woman respecter on the planet"
@@Wig-po5nb no he wasn't lol. I was being sarcastic. He was accused though.
I've never been a big fan of this whole "guilty until proven innocent and if it doesn't ever go to trial then you can't prove yourself innocent so you're guilty for forever" mentality.
"american hero bernard pollard" my favorite quote from the video
American Hero Mike Vanderjagt Saved Peyton's Career.
Why do I feel like the same video will be made about Brock Purdy one day?
Because both situations are eerily similar
That would make the argument more powerful
Brock Purdy is Tom Brady's rebirth
Idk, I still think Purdy coming in with literally next-to-no prep counts for something
As a Patriots fan I absolutely agree but I believe that Bill Belichick, the numerous elite defenses and having a top 5 offensive line every year due to Dante Scarnecchia all deserve more credit and recognition
Bill still has a losing record as a head coach without Brady... 😂
@@oopsisolditagain4191 no lmao
@@oopsisolditagain4191 coaches get better as time goes on bro
@@oopsisolditagain4191 when youre the head coach of a bad browns team then that tends to happen.
And knowing what the other team's plays and calls are.....that helps a lot too!
Best line: "...Chad Pennington- a guy who cant even wipe his tush without his shoulder exploding" 😂
I'm a fan of Pennington, but this is hilarious.
@@17thNO wait Pennington fans exist
@@LDDEA yeah dude was a fan favorite in NY and was pretty fun to watch
"You are, without a doubt, the most overrated quarterback I've ever heard of."
"Ah, but you have heard of me!"
🤣😂
😂😂😂😂
@Keith Nowak not for anything to be proud of tho lol
U win
That’s the whole point
Field position means you have the better defenses usually. Brady also had the best kickers consistently and best offensive lines probably among all the other QBs of his era as well. Vinateri should be in the HOF. His clutch kicks are unreal as he was a huge part of the 2006 Colts winning the SB too.
Oh he absolutely will be, give it some time lol
Man Barry edited out the 9/11 joke and F Tom Brady and F his fans. That’s my favorite quote of his.
Your best work so far
Brandon "I'm Your Best Work Ever" Perna
Brandon fuck Tom Brady Perna!
How can you not give this a zero based on its title alone. Blasphemers
@@rillihi697 Tom Brady isnt even the best QB, let alone the GOAT
A-ROD DA 🐐
One thing I keep finding missing from his analysis of QBs, is that I haven't heard a single word about Offensive Linemen yet, but I've only seen a handful of his QB breakdown videos, so maybe the massively important protection up front just didn't make the cut. Which is weird because in this Brady is Overrated video mentioning O-Lines would be massive considering Brady is the only QB in history with a decent number of years under his belt that has never once had anything but a top 10 pass blocking O-Line, while many many other QBs can't even get 1 top 10 pass blocking O-Line their entire career.
Anyone just something that was bugging me while going through these breakdowns. If you are breaking down QB skills (as he does) should probably mention something like the type of protection they had up front, the time in the pocket they had, and their time to release for both their throwing mechanics specifically as well as their entire time from hiking the ball to throwing it or being pushed out of the pocket. But hey, that's just me I guess. Figured a QB no matter how smart they are or how good they are at reading a defense after the ball is snapped, doesn't matter really if their O-Line is such shit they don't have time for the plays to develop at all.
Brady has never once had an O-Line worse than top 10 (again no other decent QB in history has had this good of protection his entire career). Pretty sure Brady couldn't dink and dunk all day if he didn't have the time int he pocket to do so.
Just look at Mat Stafford, never had protection as a Lion (never won shit, but built stats), meanwhile he goes to the Rams and boom 7-1 to start. You think protection had a big role in this?... I know I do.
This is an excellent point. One of the ways he's been great is when his line upfront breaks down and adds pressure that he's not use to he tends to make bad decisions. He also hasn't been beat up the way other qbs have due to the usually great play of his offensive linemen.
Rams were good before stafford... missing your point
@@andrewberdahl9922 Bro, he talks about the qb’s the whole comment, the point wasnt about the Rams. Its about Stafford
Ah yes the "why Andrew Luck must suck" effect, no he's just had the worst o-lines and just couldn't survive.
@Fries Tom Brady is the only QB in history to have 10+ seasons as a starting QB and yet not a single season thusfar has he had anything other than top 10 pass blocking O-Lines, literally not a single other QB in history can claim that.
Not saying Brady isn't a damn good QB, but he gets way too much credit for team stats.
Not to mention when you look at all the SB winning teams, 90+% of them have top 10 pass blocking O-Lines. Don't you think this might have a lot to do with the overall winning success of a QB (basically a team stat)? Even looking just at the teams that win games in the playoffs season to season, 75% or more of them have top 10 pass protection O-Lines, so again, they mean a world of a difference for a QB's success.
It doesn't matter how great your WRs/TEs/RBs are at running routes and catching the ball, if the QB doesn't have time to allow their routes to develop in order to get the ball out. When a QB has 1-2 players getting in untouched on even just 20% of drop backs, even Brady almost never had a good game with this shitty protection, meanwhile you have players like Rivers who throughout his entire career was never protected (until his last season when he went to Colts). Hell, most of his career that percentage of defenders getting in untouched happened well more than 20% and even towards the 50% rate in many games. Just an example.
Even a rookie QB is having a great record with the Pats
And just made the Playoffs
@@kenzosrevenge8451 and just got destroyed by 30
LOL and got obliterated.
@@nathanmagnuson2589 Hell yeah. Fuck the Pats
You thought you did something lmaooo
The most recent example of any quarterback thriving in this system is Mac Jones
yes but his point was that anybody else can make the throws brady made, however mac has made some incredible throws that very few people can make and IMO is much more fun to watch than brady
While the Pats system is very good for QB’s, I wouldn’t downplay Mac Jones, as he has been performing very well in both College and NFL
@@iargoni2080 oh of course I mean to be drafted you are like in the top 0.1% but if there was a redraft Mac Jones would not be drafted much earlier as he is not as talented as the others he is just in a great system
@@iargoni2080 he’s been in an elite system in college. he played like shit when filling in for Tua at Bama
To be fair Brady and Mac are pretty similar qbs in style of play, I love Brady, but they do have similar arm talent. I believe Brady is slightly more accurate, but what makes him the goat isn’t just talent or accomplishment it’s doing more with less offensively. It’s being extremely consistent and being able to swallow his pride to take what’s given instead of playing Superman and trying to throw high risk balls.
I laughed my ass off watching the cricket highlights
The worst part is that all of those highlights were from the same damn game against the Chargers. They literally dinked and dunked the whole game and won because the Chargers D coordinator was too smoothbrained to make any adjustments
When Brady has deep down field weapons he throws deep down field it’s that simple.
Saints offense went from 18th in the league to 3rd when Drew Brees came back... HUGE difference
Brady is the reason why I started thinking the NFL was rigged. He played like shit yet the Pats still almost always won.
Especially that kicker stat like why can kickers not make shit against Brady that seems so rigged
exactly
The fact that teams would just give Brady the wins. The fact that they wouldn't cover his receivers. The fact that a little over a week after 9/11 2 new York jets took out Bledsoe #11 on the patriots to put Brady in to win the super bowl.
They went on a 9 year drought of not winning so try again
@@NONAYMEDA6without winning a SuperBowl you mean lmao okay ?
I love how every stat he mentions shows how lucky Brady is u end up seeing Rodgers name or the packers at the bottom of the list
This is what contrarians do. Lots of posts about the greatness of Brady. Let's do the opposite and stir the Brady haters. Forget the fact that any championship-level quarterback, from Bradshaw, to Griese, to Montana, to Elway to Brady, all need a capable supporting cast. That isn't news. Unlike Montana, Griese, and Bradshaw, who had a set team based on no free agency (2 Hall of Fame WRs, a HOF running back, a very strong offensive line and the Steel Curtain defense), the faces in New England were ever-changing. Winning in an era of salary cap and free agency was much more difficult. He was a "system" QB? Winning in Tampa, which he did after this video was made, solidified his place on top. No matter what a contrarian eager for likes which means advertising money says.
@@michaelwainscott2633 They really weren’t ever changing, he basically went from one great team to the next great team. He swapped Randy Moss and Wes Welker for Gronk and Edelman, but while Edelman wasn’t on the same level as Welker, he is still a great receiver. Gronk as well. It’s surprising how when he lost Gronk he lost in the wildcard. Only coming back when he had Gronk, Evans, and Brown. Also, if you can’t win a Super Bowl with Welker and Moss despite having them from 3 seasons then it’s going to be hard talking of you as the G.O.A.T.
these were all valid points. the one thing I wanna say tho is that the NJ Devils won three cups in about 9 years because they played a zone trap scheme (which is a the most boring and drawn out way to play hockey). To me it doesn't really matter how Brady throws the ball, but rather he puts it where it needs to go. It gets the team results.
@@cabbageman5329 Brady does it to perfection. Yes any QB can do it. Except they normally either toss bad balls, get it deflected, get sacked, or turn the ball over. What makes Brady great is his vision to see the best option against any type of defense you toss on the field.
@@cabbageman5329 Issue with me is the overall point is that the NFL is a luck-based league and football is a luck based sport. I wouldn't go that far. Skill still matters more even though luck plays a part. It's just that the longer Brady plays, the more weird the "luck" argument becomes. Essentially saying the past 20 years of NFL history has been highly determined by luck. And that no matter which team Brady plays for or who his head coach is, Brady must be lucky. Brady having good players on his team and on the defense must be "luck" rather than creating an attractive free agent destination for players to take less money to play with Brady. Also, anybody can attribute "luck" to any result. Brees and Peyton have retired while Brady is still playing, I suppose that is luck too.
@@Shatamx yea it’s hard to see the best option, especially when they’re wide open 5 yards down the field. Real tough to get that right
@@cabbageman5329 And he did, it's called winning seven superbowls fucking hater.
@@cabbageman5329 IDK man. How can you say another person's "mistake" is luck when people make mistakes all the time? The Seahawks throwing the ball at the one yard was a mistake. Just because a competitor makes an inferior decision that you have never made doesn't make you lucky, but rather is a data point suggesting superiority in that sport or activity. Belichick is an amazing coach and possibly the best of all time but to be fair his record without Brady is 62-74. I agree everyone is lucky to a certain extent but for that to be the main point or even a sizably influential point to describe someone's 21 year career is absurd. My issue is he already had a predetermined conclusion and so cherry picked data needed to support his predetermined conclusion. I want to see a correlation analysis between wins and some of the metrics he finds important such as starting field position. Either way, you did not address my point as to why Brady is still "good" enough to play in the league at 44 whereas Brees and both Mannings have since retired.
Joe Flacco postseason TD/INT ratio from 2010-2012: 18 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. And he also had a dropped game winning touchdown pass to go to the super bowl in 2011. WIth the Ravens surrounding team, how many super bowls was this good enough to win? Only 1.
Tom Brady postseason TD/INT ratio from 2001-2004: 11 touchdowns and 3 interceptions. How many super bowls was this good enough for him to win? 3 super bowls
Because Tom Brady also plays offensive line, place kicker, and every position on defense... He also moonlights as a referee to make sure his fumbles get called back. He deserves every ounce of credit for all of those wins, because no one else on his teams did absolutely anything to help him win his rings.
@@FilthyCasual268 facts!
If Joe Flacco has the same skills and career projection but was drafted in 2000 instead of 2008, he most certainly has a few rings.
@@iraevans2013 thank you! Like tom is the only player to get ALL the credit over the rest of the team, fucking Montana was stacked he had so many weapons at his disposal,
You have to adjust for “inflation” with QB stats. 11/3 in the early 2000s isn’t that much different from 18/2 a decade later.
I'll be honest, I grew up with Brady and will always love him, but damn this video definitely taught me a lot that I never saw
Thanks for your honesty. The fuck rule haunts my dreams.
This video was also made before the buccaneers Super Bowl season and them now having the 2 seed
Same
@@thepugoverlord4437 he made a new one explaining how nothing changed basically I think you should watch it
@@thepugoverlord4437 He only stepped into a team with a good defense and probably the best receiving corp in football.
AR is better than Brady.
Yea no
14:37 noitce how for big Ben he put big rape😂 nice one
😂💀
You forgot the Seahawks GIVING him a ring by not running it/Malcolm Butler
I love this argument. Tell me, Doctor Strange, what if Lynch got stuffed? Or better yet, what if it were just an incomplete pass?
@A they did, and for that, we have to give Brady credit for scoring 4 tds on the LOB.
Seahawks were even lucky to be in that position off a fluke pass
@@TheSHAD0W93 Everyone forgets that but it is probably the luckiest play of all time and if Seattle had ran it that catch would be considered among the greatest Super bowl catches along with the helmet catch, the Manningham catch and the Santonio Holmes SB 43 catch.
Yeah and Conviniently forget the fact that the seahawks only got to the 1 based on sheer luck.
When Brady is no longer the quarterback and the Patriots are still winning, they will start praising Mac Jones
Edit: they already are
right because Tom Brady didn’t just win a Super Bowl last year and beat Drew Brees and Green Bay in the playoffs now he’s in the race of becoming MVP get the fuck out of here with that garbage shit
Well this didn’t age well
@@JuanR20421 These clowns don't learn kkkk
Edit: they fucking sucked
any updates?
I can only imagine how many rings Rodgers would have with an o line, tight ends and a defense like that.
Acting like Rodgers played with bums his entire career lmao stop it
@@j_c_d_b explain only three trips in 30 years with qbs with multiple mvp seasons
Rodgers chokes in the playoffs with good teams all the time.
Special teams aren't out of a QB's control. The further he gets down the field, the easier the field goals and punts are.
The QB can’t kick the field goal😐
That's a valid point
@@albertrobinson4133 you just ignored his point.. derppp
@@devinvez3869 no he didn’t. Being the reason why the special team comes into play doesn’t mean that you are in CONTROL of the special team. More often than not the special team comes is because the offense (led by the QB) was not able to score a TD. This reflects exactly how Brady fans give undue credit to Brady. Control vs influence, 100% vs 25%.
@@johnwick8516 all I'm saying is that Brady is one of the best QB's .
I think you forgot that he wills his teammates to get first downs and forces a lot of fumbles... greatest athlete ever
If you’re gay just say that
Does he make coaches and opponents do insanely stupid things?
Best two way QB of all time
greatest athlete ever... LMAO.
Tom Brady isn't the GOAT at Quarter back you want to say that he is the greatest competitor of all time or the best leader/team player sure you could have a case for that, but as for the Greatest QB of all time no stat apart from wins backs up that statement, that's what makes TB overrated he has no business being mentioned as the Greatest QB because he is not.
And before you try and use wins or Super bowls to defend Tom Brady, then by that Logic Julian Edelman is a better wide receiver than Calvin Johnson then ig, cause mOrE WInS, and MoRe SuPeRbOwL rInGS
Being the greatest and being the best isn't the same. Brady wasn't the most incredible and skilled athlete to ever play quarterback, but he is the most accomplished and most successful. He did what he needed to do to win, and he won over and over again. 7 super bowls don't come by accident or dumb luck, the man was great and his accomplishments speak for themselves.
:) yup most successful by far. but he's defo not better than marino, rodgers, or montana.
Patriots, steelers and 49ers dynasty all had extreme luck. The only dynasty that didn't need alot of luck was 90s cowboys. Point is that to win alot of super bowls, means alot of luck most of the time. No one who watched Bradys career can honestly say the guy was not insanely lucky.
@@dctrbrass Talent wise yup. But he's better than them.
@@dctrbrass I mean that's like saying LeBron is better than Jordan because of raw talent. Tom Brady is a winner and I would argue he brings an air of professionalism to his team which makes everyone better. I'm a Colts fan so this is hard to admit but he is the best QB of all time.
@@southernlegends8594 oh yea cuz rings are the totally the sole factor in determining how good a qb is L take bruh
If you replace 'the best' with 'the most successful,' this conversation about Tom Brady becomes much clearer - based on his record (i.e., playoff appearances and wins, Super Bowl appearances and wins), Brady is one of the most successful players of any professional sport.
Yes, football is a team sport, and teams win games and championships. Football is also a physically demanding sport - and few players have lasted as long as Brady. This includes being able to perform at your position at a high enough level to be retained (quarterbacks who perform badly tend to get replaced).
Your dislike of Brady clearly colors your analysis. However, sometimes you have to set aside personal bias to conduct a meaningful discussion.
Yea this is a just a haters guide to Tom bradys dominance lol...and whats sad is I like this guy's videos but yea this ain't it!!!!
Yes, but he wasn't arguing that he wasn't the most successful, he was arguing that he wasn't the best
Shit, I'm a Raiders fan and Tom is the Jordan of the NFL. Fuck this dude and his Brady hate.
An actual masterwork but you forgot how OP his OL is and how he can't scramble or throw under pressure.
Or how Tom left the AFC east at the prefect now that the bills are good
Has one of the best defensive awareness of all time
@@dyson9291 how can someone see the full video, play attention to it and still has Brady isn’t overrated
There’s definitely some decent points but looking at the 2007 Patriots team they had one of the toughest strength of schedules coming into the year and in 2008 one of the weakest. So bringing up that the patriots still succeeded without Tom Brady is kind of a bad point because they lost 5 more games against on average worse teams.
@@austinzieman8454 with a qb that hadn't started since high school. Did you not watch the video?
didn’t even have to bring up the cheating scandals lol
Because he understands it's a bullshit scandal
Joemaxwell TV they literally just got fined and lost a draft pick lol
@Millennial Falcon deflate gate is caused by a misunderstanding of physics by people in the nfl, any one who knows ideal gas law realizes that it's a joke of a scandal
@Millennial Falcon It's been proven it is BS No way u can say to me with a straight face deflate hate is the reason the colts lost 45-7
@@murfmurf3642 That had nothing to do with Patriots coaching staff he did it on his own
Who's here after he fell to the darkside?
“You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”
@@shaquilledelamerious1838yeah
What dark side
Wtf are you talking about?
I'm not a Brady fan, but you can't underestimate the fact that he got the job done 7 times. Leadership skills and confidence from your team members can not be measured. He still had to get by great defenses and when the games were close, and the pressure was on, he delivered when he had to. So many great QB's have been in those pressure situations and just didn't deliver. Just like Montana, and the legend of his game winning Superbowl drive when he pointed out John Candy on the sideline to Harris Barton to calm him down, the leadership in the critical moments can not be measured by any stats. The only way to truly measure it is by finishing the job and then seeing how many others have done the same. So many people get put into good situations and still fail for so many of their own shortcomings before any game factors ever come into play.
If your teammates have any shadow of a doubt about the quarterback, they are going to press in pressure situations and oftentimes fail no matter which side of the ball they play on. That's how competition works. You relax, you succeed more often. It's not luck. You get in the zone and you finish the job. In every sport there are a limited number of players that have mastered the psychological aspect of competing and winning. Brady did that better than almost anyone in any sport. Tiger Woods did it. Montana did it. It goes without saying that Jordan did it. Part of it is just building that mystique too, and that alone makes your competition falter just a little bit. They don't sleep the night before they have to face you.
Overrated? Hardly. I wish it wasn't him and his team that was so good, but the guy has raised the bar for every other qb ever coming into the league.
11:50 I think Drew Brees and Brady being any able to put together 70 yard drives in there 40s without throwing the ball farther then 20 yards is incredible by itself no one else can do that
If 2 people can do something u can’t say no one else can do it
@@jayb455 Yes you can
That’s not incredible... incredibly sad, maybe. Throwing the ball 20 yards and watching your receiver run for a touchdown is not a QB feat - it’s the receiver. And also, it proves that their arm as pretty much up and died on them
I may disagree completely with you due to you cherry picking stats to suit your narrative. But I enjoy your videos none the less.
@@minkeymouce if that’s the case their wouldn’t be so many bad qb
1:34 I can’t think of anything close to that level of tragedy. 100% agree
Same
Dude, that injury cost Drew Bledsoe his job. The man had to move his family to another city after that, just so he could find work. By the time he finally recovered from his injury, there were literally no NFL starting QB positions available, anywhere in the New England area, and that’s including Vermont, New Hampshire, and the entire Island of Rhode. I doubt there’s been many worse tragedies than that in the whole history of our country, to be totally honest, much less jet related ones in 2001. That man had a family to feed for goodness sakes.
#WeWillNeverForget
#DrewBledsoe
#RealAmericanHero
#GoneTooSoon
#TradedButNotForgotten
#ThankDrewForHisServce
#WeWillRememberDrew
@@chriswebster24 i admire the dedication, this is some high level trolling
What Tom Brady does better than other quarterbacks? He shows that having a brain, reading defenses, and being an accurate passer is more important than physical ability. He's the answer to every armchair GM who talks about some 6'5" jamork who can run like a gazelle and with a cannon for an arm, who then proves to be a complete bust, or at best, a one season wonder before some linebacker telescopes his spine, and he starts bouncing around the league as every suck team in the league tries to "bring back" something that was never there.
Brady is proof that work ethic and brains will win out against raw talent and flashy antics every fucking time. Is he boring? I guess, if you think winning is boring. Look, I agree that Brady is overrated, it is a team sport, and since you don't have playoff series, you have playoff matches, it's the most luck-driven team sport you could possibly get. But I've seen far too many terrible quarterbacks squander their talent, to think that Brady's non-physical attributes aren't important to the success of his team.
Brady fan ha ha
@@bigjbigj8504 Not really, no. It's more that I am tired of watching NFL teams struggle because they draft tall, musclebound simpletons because of their "upsides". Barry is right, Brady is incredibly overrated, but I have problems with some of the reasons he uses. Being "boring" is not relevant to the job of winning football games. You know who was really exciting? Brett Favre. He was also kinda dumb, and the older he got, the the worse he got because he stopped doing what his coaches told him to do, and just forced things, which resulted in early playoff exits every year of his career after '97.
Yes, Brady benefitted from being the most competently managed and coached team in football. And no, his stint at Tampa doesn't erase that, he basically installed himself at a team with great talent which lacked the one thing he could provide: A competent passer who wouldn't throw the ball away. But if your QB can win games by chunking and dunking 5 yard screen passes all day, you should be glad, you're winning games.
@@AaronMichaelLong Oh I here you
My favorite part of the game is when a quarterback can slice through defenses with just their arm. Manning was sick to watch, so the runny quarterback style right now is terrible to watch imo
I get sick and tired of fans, coaches, media, and whoever else place so much emphasis on the QB. Look at the top 10 offenses of all-time yardage wise (2011 Saints, 2013 Broncos, 2000 Rams, 1984 Dolphins, 2019 Cowboys, 2011 Patriots, 2012 Patriots, 2016 Saints, 2018 Chiefs, 1998 49ers)! They all had dominant QB play, but were beaten by another teams defense & not as dominant offense. More top defenses have won super bowls than dominant defenses. So, yes, the QB position as a whole is overrated TO A POINT! There are 53 players for a reason!!!
Agreed qbs are overrated
@@kindleyfernand4389 There are many high-end well known media giants that use the word "Offenses" with an "s" on the end! I'm sure it's a proper word!
Amen! Say it louder for the fanboys in the back!
It’s overrated but still the most important. Safeties should get way more respect but a good QB with solid receivers can control the entire offense. A good defense needs everyone hitting in all cylinders.
@@coolfear360 An offense is nothing without a good offensive line. QB cant pass if he has no time to throw. Also, it becomes exponentially harder to throw if youre one dimensional. When defenses only have to worry about the pass, its easier for them. Also, having a good run game makes playing defense unbelievably harder. Linebackers dont know whether to move forward or back. The run game is the backbone of good offense. Sure, theres rules that have made passing offense easier, but once you get to the tough defenses, those rules matter less. Football is, and always will be, won by the big boys up front. Goes unnoticed by many but its the truth.
Who’s back after Tom Brady won with the Buccaneers?
Who's back after the buccs got a qb that doesn't throw ints every throw
Who's back after Tom Brady's team won against a team with half their starting O-line injured and a few questionable calls?
The bucs had a superbowl roster great wideouts 1 and 2 before antonio brown. And 2 solid tes oj and cameron brate before gronk got ther. Great pass rush.
A team that averaged 28.7 ppg without Brady, and had the 28th best defense and a quarterback who threw 30 interceptions. With Tom Brady, Gronk and Antonio Brown, they scored 30.8 ppg and had the 6th best defense. Tom Brady probably motivated the defense or something, what a hero.
He's a good Quarterback but people give him too much credit for team success.
This is what I’ve been trying to tell people
Still top 5 regardless some people don't have him top 10 and they are just haters
Lol lol lol 😆 🤣 😂 that's hilarious yeah Jordan gets to much credit to you sound dumb af
@@brandontaylor1688 nope Jordan doesn't get too much credit IMO, Brady however does
That's fair.
Had to revisit this legendary video after the news
Lol same, hoping to see a new video by Barry
@@awc6007 what news? sorry im from south america and just starting to get into the nfl lol
@@matiasgenoves7157 Nothing, I think the news that Tom Brady retired again
@@awc6007 thanks mate
Fucking hell did Brady kill this guy's dog? 🤣🤣
BEST COMMENT EVER 🤣😂
Nah, that was Michael Vick. Tom Brady kissed this man’s son.
He is so athletic that he makes his defense better. He deserves 100% credit for all of that.
True that
The problem I have with Brady is if another QB like Matt Ryan for example or Philip Rivers throw 5 TD's in a game they get no credit, but if Brady throws 3 TD passes and 1 INT he gets all the credit in the world and everyone says "that's why he is the GOAT. Brady gets way too much Credit and I don't think he would last in Joe Montana's era. It's sad Because Mahomes is another QB that's gonna steal all the credit away from other QB's.
@@steel_tim_7889 Mahomes will steal credit from other QB's but I think he will deserve that, at least for now.
@@steel_tim_7889 yea bro a true Tom Brady fan will not tell you that he was a really a game manager for the first three Super Bowls.They will deny it no matter what you say
@@somerandompatriotsfan4415 no that's what u Brady fanboys ignore everytime y'all slurp up Brady lol stfu and crawl back into your hole
If it weren't for that Tuck Rule nonsense, we would have never heard of Brady again.
This is actually so True if you think about it.
True did u know that they took the tuck rule just a few years after that and I am pretty sure that this ruel only happened once
@@tsandoval9181 Definitely. If he loses his first playoff game, Belichick almost certainly goes back to Bledsoe at the beginning of the 2002 season, and Brady goes to Buffalo. After all, Bledsoe is the one who lit it up against Pittsburgh to get into that first Super Bowl. Brady got contained in that game, too.
Wow I thought I was the only one in the world that knew this. Excellent video. The greatest system QB. I grew up a skins fan in the 80s and to me Marino is the best I have seen in the position.
If he played in this era specially for the patriots they would have had to break up the team, the guy was almost unsackable in an era when DBs can legally rape WRs off the line still he got rid of the ball so fast.
Agreed. As a bears fan, watching Marino in that 85 Mnf game, was the most helpless feeling. You just couldn’t blitz that dude
@@drizzle452 I remember that game. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Brady would have been yelling at everyone every time he got sacked.
It’s embarrassing you don’t understand this video is satire
Goof
I like your video, this brings up a good conversation. Brady is almost mystified now so it’s difficult to really critique him. I do think there are some disconnects between what you are arguing and what I’ve seen from Brady though.
He has a strong arm, not Mahomes or Rodgers level, but he can make every throw necessary at a high level. His pocket presence is nearly unmatched among NFL qbs (Brees and Rodgers in that race too). This is extremely valuable and difficult to replicate. His processor is the greatest of any quarterback ever. This is extremely valuable and difficult to replicate. Other quarterbacks can’t win with those short passes because they can’t read defenses or work through their reads like Brady can. In structure he is truly dominant. This is his biggest strength imo. He is extremely accurate, easily top ten of all time in that regard.
He is limited though. He runs like a wounded gazelle. He is a very poor athlete. He is not a play extender which is his biggest weakness, and the way teams who have been able to have success against Brady have exploited him. Without a good structure, Brady drops from top a top 5 qb ever to maybe top 50. He’s been on amazing teams throughout his career, and he does need help to win super bowls, but doesn’t everybody else? I don’t remember a bad team who’s won a super bowl just because they’ve had a good quarterback.
In my opinion he’s just about the greatest ceiling raising quarterback ever. If you have a good team that allows your quarterback to play within structure, you’d rather have Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers than anybody else because they will drive that bus more efficiently than anyone else in league history. If you have a bad team, you’d rather have Russell Wilson, Pat Mahomes, Rodgers, or other quarterbacks like that. I can’t speak to older players like Terry Bradshaw or Joe Montana because I didn’t watch them play.
The question for me is would you rather have a guy that can make your crap team a playoff team, or your good team a super bowl winner? To me, the argument between Brady and Rodgers is close and I’d probably lean Rodgers over Brady because Rodgers can do both, which is ridiculous. I do think Brady is overrated, but I wouldn’t call him the most overrated sports player ever. He’s a once in a generation type player. We’ll probably never see a quarterback like him again
bro wrote a 3 page essay for 12 likes
Saying Brady has a better processor is better than Peytons is kinda disrespectful I think, watching Peyton in Denver is a masterclass in efficient and focused qb play. He won MVP with a limp piece of spaghetti attached to his right shoulder, purely from dissecting defensive coverages.
@@mosheshulman5314 I appreciate the detail
@@mosheshulman5314 over time posts tend to get more likes. Not sure if you knew that.
I agree completley
Must've been hard season for you to watch this year xD
Didn't they have one of if not the best defense in the league though?
@@ArgentineFootballfan1978 They allowed the chiefs to get just 9 points. The 38 points was bad but they only scored 3 points. So clearly the defense wasn't the only issue there.
You see how it’s every excuse under the sun when it comes to Brady this defense was this or that offense ain’t have that 🤦🏾♂️ smh
@@agent_JorDi buts it's all facts tho lol u act like it's a lie.
@@andrerogers3196 they had the same defensive when they had Winston cut the bullshit, Tom Brady was a big ass push for this team
Fantastic research with (mostly) great humor.
By the way, look into blocked kicks to help understand why Pats opponents have such a low FG %. I don't believe any team has blocked nearly as many kicks as the Pats special teams has over the last 20 years.
Just remember your favorite QB probably only has 1 ring and/or half the playoff wins as Brady.
again, team succes =/= individual greatness
@@MHNK77 tell that to Jordan fans lol
@@geordiejones5618 well, Basketball is different than Football in that sense. But yeah, Jordan had great supporting players
@@MHNK77 Team success sure does seem to follow Brady around. Weird
@@xavieryounger1631 NGL, his last SB victory made me change my view on him
Don’t forget, he has also had a great offensive line for most of his career
Everything. He’s had great EVERYTHING
Yeah his teams have always been stacked. I’m a pats fan, and I have respect for Brady, but whenever someone says that Brady is better than someone like Peyton Manning, they’re honestly just wrong (in my opinion at least)
@@issorgmot8539 hes better than manning anyone named manning by far
@@ChrisIsObes3 ok Brady fan
@@ChrisIsObes3 in case u didn’t know Payton manning beat Tom twice in the conference championship game and 1 divisional game Brady is 1-3 vs Payton in the postseason (I think don’t quote me on that ) he’s 0-2 vs the other manning in playoffs / sbs lol
Tom Brady is not the best QB in nfl history, he is the most successful QB in nfl history
True unless you count Otto Graham winning 10...but a few of those were not in the NFL (but are considered NFL records after the fact)
Strong defense and an o-line. That’s all you need. Everything else takes care of itself. That’s what Belichick does best. Notice how the Patriots routinely win without big name skill position players.
Lmao
Giants took soldier, clearly the coaching is what makes the pats the best
Until last year...when they didn't have a QB.
Also, remember when the Patriots went out this offseason and over-spent on B-tier receivers and TEs. That's because they had NOTHING.
@@FrizzKid05 half their team opted out. I'm a Giants fan and hate the pats but it's ridiculous to think belichick isn't the best
@@testingmysoup5678 Considering their offensive roster depletion was his fault, he was the cause of their offensive problems.
Barry, Twitter needs you back scene
You're doing God's work, Barry.
amen
Nah. God doesnt put people to hate on others.
@@armandomunoz85 god puts good people on the earth to be brave and tell the truth, even if others aren’t ready to hear it or reject it🤷♂️
@@kkonacreed8638 I doubt God cares about football. Maybe the people in it but not who wins or who has the best stats.
This isnt telling the truth this dude literally post everyday on Tom Brady he flat out hates him and hatred is a sin
@@armandomunoz85 so is lying and cheating. Brady uses HGH, he made the bucs bring on Antonio brown, which if you’re in the know at all you’re aware what a evil guy he is, Brady’s been involved in multiple cheating scandals. He should be banned from the sport of football and have his rings taken away, his records stricken from the books. Anyone who still defends this guy after all these years of cheating and lying is in denial. Speaking the truth isn’t a sin, many interpretations of Christianity tell us to resist all evil
The FG efficiency differential might be explained by the 6 games a year they play garbage teams and win by large enough margins that kicking FGs won't help. (Would be interested to see the rushing stats during those years vs the NE defense. I bet the effectiveness of their opponents run game disappears as well)
Last few months I been watching full game highlights of Toms' career. And he has had the most solid teams all around. That said this guy makes a lot of good points, but from what ive seen those Patriots on special teams always help the team win or atleast get back in games where their being physically slaughtered.
A perfect example would be the 2002 regular season Patriots vs Bears
absolutely love this video. my only i would personally make is that you chose to look at average yards per attempt on a dink and dunk qb, so he will be on the bottom of that rankings. unless the points you were trying to make were that he doesnt get many yards and that he declines in stats, just feels like cherry picking at that point unless those were your points. and as a cowboys fan in new england i think im being objective
Sure...Just ignore the fact that A) That's how the receivers he was given stacked up (he had no true deep threats until Moss and B) He played in a region that was hostile to passing games.
Boston, in the winter, isn't favorable to high passing numbers so you're not going to build a team on the deep game when the ball doesn't always travel as well in your divisional games.
He wasn't lucky, like Manning, to end up on a team that played in a friggin dome and played division games against teams in the south.
@@FrizzKid05 And Manning won a SB playing outdoors in Denver where it is not easy to throw when the weather gets bad.
@@ethanweeter2732 carried by defense bro
@@ryancalhoun2910 - Just like Brady, bro.
@@FrizzKid05 - That's kind of the point, though. Teams know he's going to throw five yards dump offs all day, yet they refuse to defend those plays. Brady benefitted his entire career from never being pressured and his receivers never being covered. And of course, the Falcons rolling over in the Super Bowl.
He’s good but not as good as everyone puts him up to be
Woah a hot take watch all of the little kids cry in the replies lmao
FNaF Club it's hilarious, people acting like they know other teams fan bases and probably not even watching the vid just going to the replies.
Yep. Very smart quarterback who makes good decisions and always throws the open man, but let’s not kid ourselves and act like he hasn’t been in the best situation possible and hasn’t been cheating the whole time. He’s probably ingested enough HGH to fill a swimming pool😂
@@daBears06 explain why he has shown no decline in arm strength or mobility in 20 years like every other comparable quarterback has. He didn’t have a super strong arm or super mobility to begin with. Now if anything his arm is stronger and he runs faster. Pair that with the fact that his “health guru” has a history of being a scam artist and it’s not that much of a leap to say that dude is probably giving Brady massive amounts of HGH in the offseason
Not a Brady guy. Actually spent the past 20 years or so hating on him. But I think he was definitely a great QB. He had the brains and a plenty good enough arm to make all the throws he needed to. And clearly the leadership factor is huge. I'm a Montana guy, but Brady is definitely on that level.
He's no where near Joe Montana I must say, that was a horrible comparison. He isn't even on Rodgers level. Brady at best, is russel wilson level.
@@gxdzfxrst2940spoken like a true non ball knower
@@j_c_d_b Spoken like a true non fact checker.
Compelling video my friend, considering this was made before he started his Bucs career, i wonder if the opinions changed, you know after another Super Bowl win, 2 consecutive 40 TD seasons, and most likely an MVP at 44 years old
He made another video about this you should watch it
When I saw "Big R*pe" stats, I almost died laughing. This was an awesome video thank you on behalf of everyone who could not articulate all of these points but knew them deep down inside
The only thing this video is missing is the defensive stats for the Patriots vs Manning, Brees and Brady's teams come playoff time. Brady has benefited from the Patriots playing at a high level in the playoffs, usually holding their opponents below 24 points and having a better turnover margin compared to Manning's old Indy teams and his time in Denver and especially true vs the Saints and Packers (GB's defenses have routinely shit the bed in the playoffs all through Rodger's career). Brady is the only QB in NFL history with a winning playoff record when he posts a below 80 QBR. Manning, Brees and Rodgers combine for less than 4 playoff wins when they have bad games.
And you ignore the reason Brady's defenses play better. Its because of fucking Brady. The Buccs title is proof of that. Buccs defense was nothing special all year but when it matters most players believe more in Brady than any other. Ask literally every player who's on his team.
Everyone brings up Manning’s D vs Bradys D but people fail to talk about the fact the colts spent the majority of the cap on offence meanwhile the Patriots spent the majority of the cap on defence. Manning legit had multiple HOFers on his offence throughout his entire time in Indianapolis. Brady had Moss for two years and Gronk. Manning had Faulk, James, Harrison, Clark and Wayne for most of time in Indy.
Unless the defense scores the points they dont get the credit they get a pat on the back but without points you dont win a game no matter how good a defense is
@@geordiejones5618 This is really fucking stupid lmao, you really just used the "brady willed his defense" meme as an actual statement.
You give Aaron a good defense it’s auto win I think it’s clear he’s the best all time
Bro, you have one of the greatest channels I ever accidentally stumbled across
Manning style of play was wors than bradys though
what? 😂😂 even you dont believe that sh*t
@@dominicharris5489 Manning is the regular season goat but he has never played well in a superbowl.
@@jameswinslow8540 i dont break players' ability into reg season and playoffs. entirely, in terms of sheer ability and skill, manning has just reached higher highs than tom brady. at his best he has played the position at a higher level. brady has some of the most underwhelming playoff stats, his team has won in games he has played terribly. and his numbers drop literally accross the board from reg season to playoffs.
@@dominicharris5489 I mean not playing well in the most important games definitely makes you look like a choker.
This is by far the funniest sports related video I’ve ever watched
The longer you spend on this channel, the funnier it gets. The name is literally a duck joke lol.
So you find factual evidence that makes ppl who think championship wins are a reason to think individual players are the best at their position to be funny? Me too :D
@@FilthyCasual268 I mean..yea
Almost all his videos are this way.. At first I thought maybe he was dead serious, but then I figured him out.. Its all just to troll and get as much "views & comments" as possible.. He picks somebody who he knows is a legend, or is a great player, and then just finds all the most negative statistics he possibly can, n tries to make a case of them not being "great" based on BIAS lol.. Dont get me wrong, it makes the videos super funny to watch. But some people take them way too serious n start believing this dude cuz they aint the sharpest tools in the shed 😂😂
@@GeneralBuckNaked you don’t think Barry’s hate and criticism of tom Brady isn’t sincere? He’s not just “roasting” Brady for views, the views are the byproduct of his truth. He does not do anything on the level he’s goes after Tom Brady. He routinely PRAISES 1. Aaron Rodgers 2. Peyton Manning 3. Drew brees 4. Patrick Mahomes
I completely disagree with you on the NBA stuff but you’re spot on with this. That field goal kicking stat is beyond weird it really makes you think about possible NFL point shaving.
The NFL is rigged
Ya think? NFL, NBA, MLB and the rest of pro sports are fixed.
Why wouldn't they fix for bigger markets?
@@calamorta what Boston isn’t big enough?
@@calamorta what’s a bigger market then Tom fucking Brady
Wow!
Who would have ever thought that football is a team game?
Not Brady Fans!
After watching the Patriots post-Brady I'm beginning to think he's not overrated
Thanks, I have been saying this for years. Tom Brady has an average arm, below average mobility and toughness. Excellent accuracy within 15 yards, excellent work ethic and mind 4 the game. This equates to a good system QB. Put Rodgers on NE and he would have 10 rings. Put Brady on the Packers and he would be lucky to see the wildcard round.
#StandYourGround toughness and durability are different. Brady is more durable (and better at avoiding harmful hits) than Rodgers. Just because someone is more injury prone doesn’t make them less tough because some injuries like a concussion for ex. You won’t be allowed back in the game. It doesn’t matter how much Brady would act tough and try to get back into the game.
@@standyourground9973 Brady is "Durable" because he doesn't hang in the pocket. He rarely takes hits because the offence is designed to get the ball out ASAP. As stated in my previous reply, when Brady takes hits he's not the same guy and throws off his back foot. This is evident his first Super Bowl vs. the Giants, 3 of the 4 playoff games vs. the Ravens, multiple games vs. Rex Ryan's Jets etc.
Brady is a good system QB who hit the lotto. Alex Smith would be sporting multiple rings if he landed in N.E.
@@guysumpthin2974 The N.E. offence is designed to protect the "tough guy" from hits by getting the ball out ASAP. Brady would never make it hanging in the pocket.
Give him mike mccarthy hed be lucky to split with the lions.
Tom Brady is pretty effin’ clutch though. I can’t even count how many times teams have blown a late fourth quarter lead to Tom Brady in the playoffs over the years. He’s brilliant at dissecting defenses. Whenever our team lines up against him, we just watch with hightened anxiety, anticipating the oncoming precision assault and collapse of our secondary-and we’ve all become numb to it by this point 😔
I hate when people say Tom doesn’t have a strong arm. Go watch his Hail Mary attempt to randy moss in super bowl 42
@@kitkat6782 wtf does that have to do with anything lmao. He threw a 39 yard TD pass to Scotty Miller in the NFCCG vs Green Bay.... he threw multiple 40+ yard passes this season.
That’s such a dumb arbitrary cut off.
He throws the ball with good velocity still to this day.
Damn I fucking hate football fans that aren’t age 18or higher or people that don’t play football arm strength isn’t measured by how deep u can throw it ‘s measured by stuff that are usually picked like deep outs comeback routes stuff like that are usually picked measures arm strength it’s not just if u could hit a deep 50 yard pass goddamn
🤦♂️ arm strength isn’t about how far you can throw. Any NFL QB can launch it down the field.
@@thequinlanshow3326 Eh, go watch his QB rankings video. He's claiming Brady is clearly taking PEDs and just lucking his way to SB victories again. Dude's tinfoil hat is on too tight to remove.
A big component to his argument is how lucky Brady is. Apparently dude's had 20+ years of god tier luck. Surprised he hasn't invested all his money in lottery tickets.
What is the origin of the clip in 9:32?
Yeah, I just had my first NFL stadium experience when I went to see the Buccs play the Colts at Lucas Oil. It was an amazing experience. However, there was one thing that kept bothering me. As my family and friends and I were all exiting the stadium all the Buccs fans who attended the game kept saying the same thing "Yup, he's the GOAT all right!!!!", "He's the GOAT and he just showed us why today!!!". The game was a clutch win where the Colts (led by average QB Carson Wentz) kept the Buccs on their toes the whole game and was almost going into OT. And most of the plays were hand offs to Leonard Fournette, and all the passes that meant anything were to Gronk, ya know like the best TE in NFL history and all. Like Tom did literally nothing the whole game, to the point where Carson Wentz was leading Tom Brady in passing yards and completions for most of the game up until Tom's last drive. Like I loved the experience but all of the drunk brain dead Buccs bandwagoners need to wake up and at least admit that Tom is boring and basic.
so..... his 7 SB wins does not count then.
@@Un_k_noWN is bill Russell the greatest basketball player of all time or do his 11 rings not count
@@user-fc7kj2hv3w no only because he doesn’t have all time great statistics if he did sure and Brady has all time great stats
@@smellyfly9469 bruh they're counting stats is frank gore one of the best running backs ever because hes ridiculously durable and he played for a ridiculously long time
@@user-fc7kj2hv3w Yep & what' other rbs have been as durable as him? Hardly any, most rbs shelf life of 2-3 years. Gtfo, don't discount that.
I love how people are like: “see he can win without belichick now!1!1” yeah no shit he has Gronk Godwin and Evans on his team he better do well
Dude it’s not a 1 man show Jesus Christ
Facts make him win a Super Bowl with the Jets and I believe it
🧂
Yall big mad Belichick was garbage without Brady now he's garbage again I'll bet you any amount of money that clown never sees the playoffs again and literally every name you brought up Tom brought there not Tampa so all you've admitted is Tom has a better eye for talent and recruiting than Belichick stay mad lmao
@@chaos8362 it’s been one year of sample size. When the goat QB leaves and you don’t have a replacement it’s gonna take time.
If anybody can dink & dunk, then why doesn't everybody do it?
bc they want to be known as a decent qb?
@@azeezdroy9995 But a decent QB dinks & dunks to avoid INTs.
@@thisisart7036 a decent qb can actually throw downfield accurately
@@azeezdroy9995 Tom Brady can throw the ball down field. He just takes what the defense gives him.
@@nohbuddy1 Defense doesn't exist for Tom Brady?
Has something happened to this video to make it shorter? It feels like parts were cut out and it cuts off early at the end
YES
he doesnt have the most accurate arm
He doesnt have the strongest arm
He doesnt have the best athletics
His eyesight is very good
His brain is very sharp
he has played the longest
and BB kept him safe
He would have never survived the NFL in the 80's and 90's when roughing the passer was unheard of.
Exactly - nobody lays a hand on him without a penalty. He plays two hand touch
See the problem I have with this argument (and it’s not just used on Brady, but other “modern” QBs) is that you’re assuming Brady in the 80s or 90s would be exactly the same as he is in this reality. But if he was playing in a culture where that was the norm, then obviously he wouldn’t be expecting a flag for every hit. So who’s to say how he would fare.
@@patrickoplinger3051he didn’t get drafted in 2015 lmaoooo he played against all time ravens Steelers Seahawks defenses but go off I guess 🤡
Lol are you going to say the same for every other qb in this generation or just Brady the guy who is old enough to have played with and against this new generations fathers
Goodness Barry, your jump cutting of lowlights had me crosseyed
Vikings fan living in New England here, I fucking hated how much he was praised. This video was made for me
SKOL
What’s the song at 17:01?
this is a pure hater video. i really enjoyed it!
It's the truth
Lol!
@@CHP.Spinna and video evidence
Do you have a retort?
"Being in the best situation doesn't make you the best player." Nailed it scene
Best players create bestsituation for themselves. Let’s say taking less salary for better support, having super disciplined work ethics to motivate. Over all, W counts. That’s why sportsmen compete. TB12 is the Champion.
So Patrick Mahomes isn’t the best player? Because he walked into a chiefs organization that was making the playoffs every year, with a coach who was already a HOFer, and with the best offensive weapons in the entire NFL.
And the luckiest
@@tommymeehan2694 Fr. Terrible logic.
tommy meehan are you a mahomes hater or do you think Mahomes is great, just wondering.
I hope there will be more week-in reviews for the 2022 season
I would like to see you take a look at how lucky he is with receivers getting yards after the catch. Looks like a lot of short yards were going for long distances
This aged like milk...
if it aged like milk. Than the bucs wouldn't have had a top 10 defense. That stopped an mvp level Aaron Rodgers, from turning 3 of Brady's interceptions into just 6 points. If this aged like milk. The bucs defense wouldn't have stopped Patrick Mahomes from scoring a single touchdown in the superbowl. If this aged like milk. Than Tom brady would have won MVP. Which he did not. Aaron did.
@@crapwithanopinion2919 awwww someones cranky. Just give me a few minutes your bottled milk is warming up.
@@lloydbonafide3398 awwwwww have you still not recovered from Brady being out played by a backupppppp. pooor babbbbyyy.
@Anthony Lowery why wouldnt i be crying... the bucs won. Brady proved haters wrong...cry some more were dealing with a heat wave out here . Lolololooo
@@crapwithanopinion2919 aw still cranky i see. Must be diaper rash.
Must have been tough to watch him win in a different system
Has a top 5 receiving core, top ten running back duo, top 10 o-line, and on top of that a top 5 defense and yet you still still say brady is carrying the team
@@sansskeleton7263 what happened to we are only 8-8. What happened to our supposedly terrible secondary and trash o line. Funny how the narrative has changed.
@@hamburger4635 People don’t realize what Tom has done for our team. Our locker room culture changed for the better, he doesn’t turn the ball over as much as Winston, and helped give veteran leadership that we needed to make that Super Bowl run.
@@hamburger4635 not really. The group thought was that Jameis was holding the team back if they could get a QB with decision making then they could make the playoffs. It’s pretty obvious the bucs were good enough, they just needed a QB
@@itbelikethat6579 I see the bucs fans are drinking the kool aid now lmao already sounding like moronic pats fans
His check downs only work because he has a line and great TEs WRs and RB
That actually means the opposite his lines sucked dick that’s why he got the ball out quicker than anyone
Basically a combination of talent, and luck, fortune, whatever you want to call it. The odds are this type of career was going to happen for some QB in the league just a matter of when.
It's literally happening with Mahomes and the chiefs as we speak, and Mahomes dudes got a hall of fame coach, a hall of fame tight end, started off with the best receiver in the league, and the chiefs defense has been destroying even the best teams.
@@jessicalee3798 Talk about moving the goal post lol
@@GregSmithIII oh look, another coping chiefs fan
Well, this aged poorly.
aged well
@@talentstosouthbeach4960 haters gonna hate.
@@alevensalor and i didnt
@@talentstosouthbeach4960 I feel that, bud. Me neither.
Now I want to see him do a video of the weapons Brady had compare to the other quarterbacks!
Absolutely this guy is hating on the goat
Omg Brady had julian edleman instead of Julio Jones in the superbowl. I don't know how matt Ryan threw to these bums. Look Brady also had Chris Hogan top 10 all time easy. Don't forget about his hall of fame TE martellus Bennett.
Greatest tight end of all time, 2 of the greatest slot receivers ever, Bennett, Randy Moss, the dude who won super bowl MVP, do I need to go on?
@@azcardinalsfan216 How many times the greatest TE was there to help him the most? He had Randy Moss for two years I think and they set records one of those seasons. Imagine if Tom Brady started his career with randell Cobb, Marvin Harrison, Julio Jones, etc.....
@@ZayBo006 He doesn't really need that though when he throws checkdowns and has a great system. Also his WR won super bowl MVP in his 3rd season.
Who’s here after Brady got shut out at home by the saints and their back up head coach
@Akbar Shabazz-Jenkins third string qb/ wr/ te 😂😂😂
All emotions no logic
All he did was point out stats all video😂
He literally showed you the facts dumb fuck 😂😂😂🤣
Finally someone speaks the truth
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@@tomjohnson8410 Yeah Brady clearly carried the Bucs hard with his 5 yard slants to Hall of fame receivers, and his insane defense against the best offense in the league, truly the GOAT 🙌🏼
@@tomjohnson8410 carried once again by field position and defense
Yes Brady is your 7th time superbowl winner
I feel bad for all of brady's defenses over the years as well as adam vinatieri for getting literally zero credit for carrying brady
Brady gets 0 credit for the good defenses even tho he’s taking big paycuts unlike all these other qbs. HATER
Yep fax coming from a patriots fan Aaron Rodgers is better never gets good defense
@@devinsanchez5441 "HATER" how to become the goat
H-ave a good defense
A-ll of the refs on your side
T-he best coach ever
E-asy passes 5 yards down the field
R-acism
@@devinsanchez5441 if you take away Peyton Manning and Tom Brady rookie contract bc Tom was drafted in the sixth round so he didn’t make much he actually averages more salary than Peyton but whatever
what
Best Quarterback of all time
Brady has had some very good defenses throughout his career. That’s a fact. He also had a horrific one in 2011, yet he led that team to the super bowl somehow. He’s also had a lot of no-name receivers outside of the brief period when Moss was there. I couldn’t name any of the receivers he was working with for much of the 2010s (admittedly being a fan of a different team) aside from Amendola and Edelman. And talent and measurement wise, those two are nothing special but they had a deep rapport with Brady.
It might be fair to call Brady overrated if you’re going by the comments of his most ardent supporters, and we can certainly debate whether there can even be a Greatest of All Time in any sport, let alone the NFL. But I think calling Brady the most overrated in history is...well, a stretch.
Mac Jones seems to be doing quite well
2011 defense was why they went to the super bowl. You called them horrible but they carried patriots in the playoffs. Brady was horrible in the afc championship, 0 tds, 2 pics, plus a player fumbled.
That defense averaged almost 4 sacks a playoff game that year, 11 sacks total, (5, 3, and 3). Also had 5 forced fumbles that playoffs, (2, 1, and 2), also had 18 tackle for losses that playoffs, (10, 5, and 3), plus an int.
Also guys like Edelman, wes Welker, tight end like Gronk, Amendola, Hogan etc are receivers that fit amazingly with the check down game plan. Belicheck knowing how to find the best receivers for that specific scheme.
If you think that he has had no name receivers you are insane
He had branch, stallworth, moss, welker, gronk, hernandez, coates, etc
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You forgot to mention how his offense that averaged 32 ppg scored 17 against an "elite" giants defense that allowed 25 ppg. He threw 2INTs and 0TDs in the conference championship but got bailed out by Billy Cundiff shanking a 32-yard field goal wide left. It also shows how great his supporting cast has been that his worst defenses ever were only 17th twice, every other time they were above average, and were top 10 about 70% of the time. His stats were also not elite when Moss was gone, as he threw only 28 touchdowns at most before Moss, and 50 in 2007 with Moss accounting for 18 of them.
Brady played in a historically weak division for basically his entire career. Half his games every season were against the Jets, Bills, and Dolphins.
Six games is not half of the season.
@@gregoravich2256 well 40 something percent so close enough