Brady beat Mahomes in the AFC championship game and the Super Bowl.....two of Bradys rings are directly from beating Mahomes....The conversation is over, Brady is the GOAT.
Yes, and don't think Brady wasn't remembering that. You could see it in his eyes that he knew what it would take and I really felt he would have won the earlier in the season Chiefs game if people like Vita Vea had been healthy at that time. Plus, earlier in the season, his parents had COVID and he was just learning the PlayBook and just developing relationships with his receivers. That Chief's game is when the Tom Brady Effect kicked in by the second quarter and I knew then that he just needed to get the ball back to have beaten Mahomes again and that would have been a Brady MVP that game.
Nope, that’s too simplified. Mahomes has bad luck with injuries in his team, he wasn’t protected, while brady was saved by his defence. If you switch them and put mahomes to TB, he would win SB too
@@polpol1005 Nope, not bad luck. Mahomes made bad decisions all night. Haters love to say "put in any other QB" and they win the Superbowl. Only people who don't know football make these statements.
@@blingman78 nah it's true, if you switch the two in the SB match, you would realize mahomes would win it with bucs for sure. Do you know Chiefs had injury problems? And who was better protected, mahomes or brady?
@@polpol1005 nah, it's not true. Mahomes tries to do much and gets eaten alive trying to hit the home run passes. Chiefs defense would kill him if he played for the Bucs.
The truth is Tom Brady is hard wired to conquer the impossible. This is really the essence of Tom and what drives him. It's almost as if he dares you to doubt his ability and all of a sudden, that spark ignites and there's no stopping it. In my opinion, there's a very deep deep driver inside Tom. His father and mother know what it is.
Brady deserved the MVP. The defense was the best element of the Bucs team, but no one player matched his productive relative to their position. If you could think outside the box, by all means give it to the defense, the D-line, Todd Bowles, but as an individual, has to be Tom. He had a record breaking first half.
Same here, but I realized it wasn't him I didn't like, it was Bill Bellichick and their Offensive Coordinator. After seeing an interview with TB thanks to Oprah Winfrey, I gained a new perspective who the man is off of the field. Can't really argue with his success on the field. Besides, I was thinking he only one in my home pulling for the Buccaneers to win. Guess what it looks like they're probably going to at least get to the NFC Championship game again this upcoming season!
@@bvswtwolves21 nope, sadly the 43 year old gets put on a different scale because he just greater then everybody else. People can’t look at what he’s doing as hole and think it’s amazing. His team has gotta be 15-1, conference leaders, 50 td’s 6 int’s, super bowl win, super bowl mvp with a stat line of 500 yards, 5 touchdowns, 0 int’s, down 33-3 and makes the comeback with only the 4th left. That’s what this dude has to do to get recognition from people like Shannon Sharpe. Rob Parker will never give Brady props on any game ever
@@laynlayned hes 43 now..in his first year with a new team in 20 years.. in a covid year, with no preseason, and barley any training camp.. and he still won the Superbowl with 3 t.d.s and no ints.. so that standard you hold him too goes out the window, because he just set a new one.
I did bet against Tom Brady and now I'm eating crow. Its just that Pat mahomes is so talented and looks so athletic and great, I was fooled. Brady proves ones again that despite his lack of physical talents, his intangibles makes up for everything and more. Decision making, leadership, effort, mental fortitude, clutch gene and heart are things you can't grade, and that's what makes him great.
Lack of physical talents don’t describe a QB who throws the best spiral in the league. He is so accurate and moves so well in the pocket that because he can’t run from pressure we say he is not athletic. His hand eye coordination is great , but his calm and decision making are key to his winning.
Brady is like a marathon runner and Mahomes is like a sprinter and the media is like someone hyped up and saying, "Wow, imagine that sprinter could do at the Boston Marathon." Mahomes has such as speed and agility and the ability to succeed even if he leaves the pocket make it easy for him to not have to develop the "adult professional skills" yet and the "youth impressive skills" all diminish over time. Brady focuses on efficiency and precision and not making mistakes and making better decisions. Brady had to learn all of those starting in Michigan because he was not fast and not agile and had competition within the teams he played for so many years. If he didn't want to work in insurance, he needed to make an impact with the half a game they were letting him play. People who are fast start to lose that advantage by the time they are 28 and 22-year-olds tend to come in who are faster.
That’s the thing, all these qbs have legs and can run around and throw on the run. Brady sits in the pocket and still picks apart the defense, imagine if Brady could just run a little bit? Jesus Christ, that’s be scary lol
@@Croy617 Laughing. But Brady probably did the math and running around is when the defense comes at you harder and that is when people are more likely to get injured.
Hell I’ll go further, Brady should’ve been regular season MVP. Tampa was a booty-cheeks franchise that was wandering when they signed him. He transformed that culture overnight and recruited the guys that scored in the Super Bowl. They may have had the biggest one year leap ever with what he brought with him.
I had the Bucs, I guess it was because of Brady, because he made them know, not think, they would win. That was the difference, the attitude, they just never let up, they were not going to lose that game, period.
Yeah, I kept watching the Super Bowl 53 hype video where everybody said that Brady sucked and should retire and he said, "I know, we suck, can't win games. But we'll see. Should be fun." Laughing. It was just the expression in his eyes and the tone of his voice and listening to people like Gronk saying that they hadn't seen any drop-off.
This is what Tom Brady did when they got the lead , he bleed the clock with run plays short first downs , people think its easy to construct 15 play drives where you don't make a mistake and last 6-9mins, its not, that's why when other teams that have tried to "the best form of defense against Rodger, Mahomes, Brees, Brady etc is to keep them on the bench" it doesn't work. The defense Won the game, but Brady made sure that KC couldn't win it.
Absolutely. He keeps the defense in good field positions. He also makes the defense not give up on a bad day. When you always have a chance, you tend to not give up or give in.
@@thomasblock1164 He also allows his own defense to get rest. He has said that part of the trick of coming from behind in the Super Bowl is the reality that the offensive players can be rotated and rested and the defensive players generally are totally exhausted by the end of the game, unless their offense does long drives and gives them enough rest.
Complimentary situational football. Belichick 101. He mastered the 4 min offense after he mastered the no huddle & he's really perfected the close out 8 min offense when he starts catching teams w/ 12 on the field & those hard counts. Only way he doesn't win 3 more is if the NFL does away w the salary cap bc he's playing until he's 50
There are a lot of young and casual fans that don't understand that. Brett Favre looked like that world beater miracle worker MVP for a time too. That's who Mahomes reminds me of.
The colts beat the bears...colts d was great manning was subpar No one whined when manning was named mvp. Brady was 21 of 29 201 3, tds 0 pics 125 rating and people acting like he played terrible.
Eli Manning didn't deserve the MVP either, difference is Tom Brady got all the players that scored all TD's, so in a way hes the reason they won the SB
@@kawhiknot1016 He is the GOAT no doubt about - Haters will always hater and doubters will always doubt Brady keeps going and he answer all of them by his actions not words. He proved time and time again he is the greatest. - All the haters and doubters still remain the same and Brady shines.
Well said, the haters fall all over themselves making excuses but at the end of the day, he’s got seven rings and ten appearances. There is no valid argument against the guy anymore.
I remember when the Buccaneers went 0-14 and Lee Roy Selmon was their first major star. After watching last night, I realized two other HOF QBs, while not successful in Tampa, played there. Doug Williams and Steve Young. Congratulations Tampa Bay!
in the 2nd season the Bucs where 0-8 to start the season after starting winless a reporter asked their coach what he thought of the execution of his team. His response "I'm in favor of it"
I keep getting the gut feeling KC will never be right again. A beat down like that has physcological impact to it more so than physical. Kind of like when a good up and coming fighter gets beaten badly. They are just never the same.
Generally speaking, Brady has had... ... good performances in SB wins (36, 39) ... great performances in SB wins (38, 49, 51, 55) ... a bad performance in a SB win (53) ... decent performances in SB losses (42, 46) ... a great performance in a SB loss (52) But he's never had a bad performance in a SB loss. Like 0 TDs, 2-3 INTs bad.
Brady did not light it up statistically but that is by design. Once you get up on a team like that your opponent is no longer the other team, it is the clock. Kyle Shanahan blew back to back Super Bowl wins by failing to recognize this and "Staying Aggressive".
Brady was great 3 touchdown passes and one dropped by the lineman eligible. He would of had 4 touchdowns in the first half. Quite remarkable. The defense was awesome and will be better moving forward.
As I rewatch the play where PM-15... is diving... flying... two feet horizontal above the ground to avoid being tackled... AND loads and fires a laser stroke into the end zone (20 yards)... and the ball slides through his receivers two hands... to hit him... basically between the eyes. If he had caught that and the Chiefs had won... we would remember that play... at The Hall of Fame level. As it is... after my niners... I roots for Bucs to win :) But, oh my... What is not to appreciate about both The Bucs and TB 12. I favored this outcome... from the get go... but like so many of us... I had serious doubts. That in itself makes this more inspirational... and hilarious. He's not kidding when he says it's about team... and his teammates or any others really...wouldn't tolerate phony prima a donna. He loves his team for real... and when they believe and feel that... well they too return genuine commitment. Cheers
I thought: At home + weak KC O line + NFL bias toward historic accomplishments + TB12 = 50/50 chance of a Bucks blow out. TB 12 knew what giants did to him now it comes around to the best offense Patrick ran for his life all game long.
Back in the day when one team had 7 more penalties for 80 more yards it wasn’t “the refs fixed it” it was “one team didn’t come prepared” Funny how the chiefs were sloppy in almost every possible way, but the *refs* cost them the game
Them calls had nothing to do with that ass whooping 🤭 stop making excuses for the Chief's them dudes talked ish.Brady do what he always do take care business he doesn't need 300yrd are 400yrd games to beat teams.Its called ball control people, everybody gets caught up with flashy highscoring games not me im old-school I like skill and perfection.
I agree that Brady should have been MVP this year not Aaron Rodgers. But for some reason a lot is made about Rodgers talent. Rodgers been in this league a long time and his talent has helped the Packers win only 1 Super Bowl.
What I noticed the day before the Super Bowl was that "flyover country" was gambling and betting on Brady. The masses listened to Vegas who has been wrong now 50% of the time during the Brady years with a 10 and 10 record and they said, "You are going to give us those odds? I'm in."
I think the offense set the tone early on - brady doesnt score in 1q in any of his SB, but his play and time management allowed the defense to play rested throughout the game.
Not true at all. They were giving it to the defense all post season as a means to invalidate Tom and the offense. Did it for the saints, Packers and now Chiefs. What's not getting enough respect is the fact that no team has ever scored 30+ points in every playoff game until the bucs.
The best solution would be to make a defensive award for the playoffs and Superbowl. The two go hand-in-hand. Defense plays well stopping the opposition. The Quartabck does his job leading the team to put points on the board.
Finally someone credible notices how much of a Bafoon, (Nick Wrong btw I’ve been calling him Nick Wrong for years now), is.... dude is the biggest fan boy in sports media! And he looks like Tom Green
Why that defense was so great ? Because they had faith in the quarterback of theirs,.. simple as that,.. remember the 2000 and 2001 New England Patriots had pretty much the same roster, coaching staffs and the head coach, the results were quite different, their 2000 season finished with 5 - 11, and 2001 season finished with the Lombardi trophy, the key difference was the quarterback,.. think about it..
Always being well rested since Brady gives them time to rest and being coached by the goat week in week out on how to play against elite QB´s also has a lot to do with it
I would have split the SBMVP four ways between the front four of the Bucs. 29 QB pressures, the most in Super Bowl history. The Chiefs scored 9 points, and they were the primary reason.
I think MVP of the Pats/Rams Superbowl a couple years ago should've gone to defensive player(s), not Edelman. The Rams had a very potent offense and were held to 3 pts.
But why is the media so slow , Tampa bay is playing at home with the smartest QB in the league with a D line that cause chaos but no bcuz of what happened earlier in the season tyreek going for 200 dismiss the revenge they have in their hearts n chiefs playing with a back up O line
It is just ridiculous putting Mahomes in the GOAT situation after just 3 years in the league and 1 SB. Ppl still questioned Brady's GOAT status after 6 superbowls. How does Mahomes all of a sudden overtake Manning, Peyton, Rodgers etc??
It's the media doing their typical shiny-object fixation. Whatever is amazing RIGHT NOW will always be that. Mahomes has had an excellent early career, but presuming he'll be uninjured and just as successful five or ten years from now is a mistake. Maybe he will, maybe he won't. Winning the Super Bowl is HARD, even if you're a Hall-of-Famer. You can't just assume a flashy player will win multiple ones. Ask Dan Marino. Ask Brett Favre or Rodgers. Peyton barely won a second one with an All-time defense and a noodle arm.
I agree. The quarterback generally wins and Brady was having a record-breaking game and deserved it this time, but they couldn't have won without that defense and the defense deserves their own MVP award. Heck, they sacrifice their bodies more and get paid less and get less recognition and when they retire they don't just become television announcers and they tend to get injured more. They REALLY deserve their own MVP.
So many people dismissing the problem, and I'm sitting back here like "well mahomes isn't Brady so I don't think he's gonna figure this one out" Brady has had worst skills players and a worst line vs better defenses and he's either made it work or got real close. I'd love to see mahomes on the pats vs the 2015 broncos AFC champ game were Brady wasnt just rushed but hit 22times and he still got them within a missed PAT away from a tied game. Probably the greatest effort game no one remembers.
Bucs D made Mahomes have the same kind of hard day had by Bob Gresie in SB6 and Fran Tarkenton and Craig Morton, Tony Eason, just running all day. (But even under great duress that Mahomes was throwing close calls. He was always a threat until he wasn't.
Mahomes played about as well as can be expected. And as far as Mahomes holding the ball too long, I noticed that during the game too and wondered why. Was nobody able to get open? Then I looked at a vid that broke down what Tampa's D was doing. What Mahomes saw pre snap and what he saw post snap was TOTALLY different. And when you're in the shotgun you have to take your eyes off the D to look down for the ball. He'd look down and they were playing 3 deep with 2 corners manned up on the outside, 6 in the box. Both LB up at the line. Even if KC had 3 receivers with 2 out wide to one side one on the other side they still had one corner up close covering one of the pair of receivers and what appeared to be zone coverage on the other guy. Then right before the snap they'd rotate the 2ndary into two high or something else bringing a guy down. Then right at the snap one or both the LB would drop into coverage to take away the short crossing stuff. Mahomes was trying to read what coverage they were in while the Dline was barreling down on him because they NEVER kept the TE in or had the RB chip or anything to help out. Add that Mahomes was getting beat to hell, he was hurting, and he had turf toe that was obviously bothering him later in the game and there wasn't much he could do with his feet except for try and buy time. He still managed to make a couple of amazing throws while scrambling for his life (3 that I recall) and his receivers dropped the balls. I liked seeing Hill choke because he's such a poor sport when he's winning (I usually hate when players take dumb penalties but Winfield was the man flipping the peace sign in Hills face. And to Hills credit it looked like he was telling the official that it was OK when the official came running in. He knew he deserved it.). I felt bad for Kelce with his drop. But the chiefs obviously weren't overly concerned with him. They just played him straight up and let him get his catches. I think they were only concerned with Hill. Very "Belichickian", take away their best player and see if they can beat you with the rest.
If you believed the Bucs would have won without Tom the GOAT Brady; then yes the MVP should go to other.......but the missing brother from another mother was and is the MVP. that changed the team's confidence. Everyone was a valuable team member, question is, who made or caused the difference to happen?
The second half of the first Chiefs game forward, I thought Brady was going to pull this off. Though I will admit a twinge of doubt about interceptions after the Greenbay game. I still thought Tampa would win but I expected it to be by a TD.
Dan: If any QB Had the game stats Brady had in this game hands down 100 out of 100 win the MVP - Brady won the game in the by quarter 3 -Man the shooting holes in Brady sound bites have to stop - Defense sealed the victory Absolutely
Can a quarterback win 4 Super Bowls in 7 years with 2 organizations....and begin this incredible run when he's *36 years old* , the age that 4X champ Terry Bradshaw _retired at?_ Brady is 14-2 in divisional playoff games. An 87.5% winning percentage against the best teams in conference. His reg-season winning percentage is 76%. You can't improve your winning percentage by 11 points against better opponents than you played in the reg-season. This proves that the script works much harder to prevent him from losing elimination games. Want more? In his streak of 4 Super Bowl wins in the last 7 seasons, Brady (an aging quarterback) is 16-3 in the playoffs. A winning percentage (84.2%) that, again, is WAY higher than his reg-season percentage despite being against the top competition in the league! _HOW?_ 🕺 It's just entertainment. Tom is the star of the show. The hero the 'stormtroopers' can't hit with a ray-gun no matter how many shots they fire. (If you doubt this, then WHY is Brady the ONLY NFL player that _never wore a mask_ during the 2020 season? And was NEVER chastised or fined?) 😇 Tom can do no wrong because the opposing team will not defend his passes. And suddenly, his opponent can do nothing right...usually in the 4th quarter when they suddenly wilt before him! *HOW IT'S DONE* But how could Magic Tom achieve such impossible things? NFL has mole players on every roster. They're like pro-wrestlers who allow their opponent to win. 🐹 BEST PROOF OF A MOLE 🐹 In the AFC championship the Jags allow the Pats to win. Watch as Jags mole Leonard Fournette makes it too obvious: Refusing to make any attempt to catch a late 4th-quarter pass that would seriously hurt the Patriots. It's in this video: PROOF THE NFL IS RIGGED AFC CHAMPIONSHIP Jags Vs Pats Jalen Ramsey expressed suspicion: _“We get up and we let them come back, bro … WE let them. Every time, it happens,”_ Ramsey would say. 🇺🇸 A team wearing red, white & blue and called Patriots becomes an unstoppable dynasty right after 9/11 (renamed "Patriot Day" by law in 2002) and does it with a 6th-round QB and a failed head coach while every team in their division becomes a cellar dweller that cannot challenge them seems...suspicious. *WAG THE FAN* 🦅 The Patriots would dominate the NFL to create support for the 'War On Terror'. The winning way of patriotism became synonymous with the glory of the New England team. 🦄 But such a team must have a 'Captain America', a perfect quarterback nearer to a superhero. He must be athletic, but more important, he _must_ be great-looking and have a charming personality. Whatever Captain America lacks in talent won't really matter since opponents will allow him to win. Over 19 seasons, the Patriots won _36 more times_ than the league's next best team, the Steelers. 🐕 "Wag The Dog" was about manipulating public opinion (wagging the dog) by using television to artificially create 'heroes'. These heroes may be actors _pretending_ to be heroes, but as long as the public doesn't know that, the technique can produce huge influencing. 💰No doubt the NFL received a huge payment from the government for scripting the Patriot dynasty. 🎬 NFL makes no claim that games are NOT scripted and no laws are broken if they pre-determine the outcome. Refs are also used to script the games and by now that part is obvious to most fans.😓😩 ✍️ *SCRIPTING THE AFC LEAST* Moles infest the other teams in the AFC East to ensure the Patriots an easy path to the playoffs. That's why the teams (Dolphins, Bills and Jets) were consistently inept during the entire Patriot dynasty. 🍋 All three finished in the bottom 3rd of the league from 2000-2019. Patriots had 100 more wins than each of these pathetic teams. The best QB any Patriot divisional rival had in 20 years was...CHAD PENNINGTON! HOW did the Patriots prevent all their rivals from obtaining a high-quality quarterback for 20 years? The sabotaging got so silly that no other AFC East team even won a playoff game in over TEN YEARS. *GOALPOSTS....OR MOLEPOSTS?* 🚫 From 2000-2019 the worst accuracy for kickers was 76% when they played.....you guessed it: THE PATRIOTS . The next worst was 80% and the best was 85% - a walloping 9% better than Patriots opponents. So Kickers FORGOT how to kick against the Patriots? Obviously these kickers were moles🐹 intentionally missing to help Tom to victory. 💍FG kicking is an _essential_ part of winning a game, so Brady ALWAYS has the very best the league can provide (ringers) for their main hero character: In New England, Brady's kickers were two of the Greats of All Time: Venatieri and Gostkowski _Oh, Lucky Thomas!_ 🦄 Brady goes to Tampa, so the Titans release their Ace kicker...who kicks an absurdly high percentage...making 90.3% of his kicks for Magic Tom. 🛑 *PATRIOT O-LINE: ETERNAL DOMINATION (WITH SCRUB PLAYERS)* In years where the league's pressure-rate was 33 percent, Brady was pressured a ridiculous 14 percent less. The Patriots did it with an O-line made of patchwork parts: Brown, 3rd-round Thuney, 3rd-round Andrews, undrafted Mason, 4th-round Cannon, 5th-round Pretty ridiculous. But impossibly, it was the _best line in the league._ Brady's pressure rate plummeted to a completely ridiculous 15.6 percent in two post-season contests. Brady was not sacked and was hit only one time in 90 attempts... _only ONE TIME in 90 attempts_ ??? Against elite pass-rushers in playoff games? IMMMPOSSSSSIBLE!!! 🎲 *IMPOSSIBLE DEFIANCE OF A LEAGUE AVERAGE* If you want an even more unbelievable Patriot stat it's 100-1 when ahead at the half. That is...impossible. The league average is 75% (meaning a team loses 1 in every 4 games when they lead at half). It is truly impossible for a team to subdue all opponents so completely... A league with super strong, fast and talented professional athletes on ALL teams doesn't allow for such an ongoing level of controlling dominance. 🎮 *IMPOSSIBLE SUPER-PLAYER* Tom's stats for the second half of the seasons from 2010 through 2012 are preposterous. He achieved: 54 TDs and 3 INTs. Even a perfect quarterback would be intercepted more than 3 times while passing enough to record 54 TDs. Because there would be interceptions beyond his control. Yet not only was Thomas Unicorn perfect, he controlled the variables that _should have been_ beyond his control. 1. Tom prevented his receivers from slipping. 2. Tom prevented the greatness of opponents, making _only himself_ capable of great play. Or great defenders would have made a perfect break on some passes and intercepted. 3. Tom prevented Refs from missing holds that advantaged the coverage and allowed them to intercept. 4. Tom prevented his blockers from ever being beaten as he released so none of his disrupted passes could ever wobble gently down into a defender's hands. 5. Tom prevented his receivers from ever bobbling so passes never bounced off their hands and into a defender's mitts. As we see, Tom controls.... _everything._ Not merely his own performance. Magic unicorn powers are not real. The true explanation for Tom's video-game stats is that his opponents allow him to complete while intentionally dropping his interceptable passes. 🦄 *THE ENCHANTED WORLD OF TOM BRADY* In a game vs. Green Bay, Tom's Bucs did what only two other teams EVER achieved: *The 3 times where a team had 0 Turnovers, 0 Penalties, 0 Sacks, Since 1970:* 1. Minnesota at L.A. Rams, 1972 2. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1999 3. Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay, 2020 Huh? Tom's magic powers make the Bucs go unpenalized for ENTIRE games? Bucs suffered 8 total penalty yards in the playoff rematch. So...a combined penalty total of 8 yards for _two entire games?_ Is that.....even POSSIBLE?? 🕹 Since 1991 just one player passed for 340 Yards 4 TDs & 0 INTs in a single half. Yeah, it was Thomas Livingston Unicorn. No one else could do it since....it's IMPOSSSSIBLE! And...........Brady did it TWICE! Huh? The Enchanted World that Tom plays his magic football in allows him to do TWICE what is impossible for all others? And do it at 43 when no other could do it in their PRIME? 🎲 *IMPOSSIBLE CONSISTENCY* Brady's streak of consecutive seasons with at least 10-wins is simply unheard of. Impossibly, he has 18 such seasons in a row! The next best was the Chiefs with just 5 in a row. But 5 consecutive 10-win seasons is a monumental accomplishment in the real world. Yet compared to the fantasy world of the Magic Tom Unicorn this is small potatoes. No other NFL teams could not manage more than _2 such seasons in a row._ This is because the league is filled with competition and random factors that can and do derail a team's season quite regularly. Except for one magical unicorn that is totally immune to all of these factors for 18 years and counting. 🤪 *INSANE FOR MAGIC TOM* Fans believe the crazy theory that a _single magic player_ can control _all the factors_ in the NFL to go to 10 Super Bowls. This is false because most of what happens is _beyond_ Tommy Unicorn's control. Magic Tom cannot control: Defense, Kicking, Special Teams, Coaching, Injuries, Bad Calls, Fumbling, Trench Play, Catching & More Talented Opponents Far too many factors are beyond this unicorn's power. 🔎🐹 *SPOT THE MOLE* Moles often play at half speed, strength and reaction-time. An example: On the final play of the Falcon/Patriot Super Bowl all Falcons should have seriously pursued and tackled the ball-carrier. Watch two Falcons: #37 and #23....Both are standing next to each other as they begin to pursue... Tell me: _Which one is the mole?_ Is it #37? Or #23? HAHA! *it's very easy* to spot that mole, isn't it? One does everything *at half the ability-level* of the other as they pursue.
@@rickt1951 *Here's my complete analysis of the Super Bowl for anyone who wants to read it:* DAMN! This game was as fake as that cardboard crowd HAHAHA! Any chance the script was for the Bucs to go up big before halftime?? I never saw a game so obviously being forced to conform to a script... Chiefs had MORE total yards than the Bucs but somehow got blown out 31-9? An artificially concocted game being scripted is the only way that can happen. Bucs penalized only 4 times (mostly for cosmetic cover-up after the game had been decided) while the Chiefs were penalized a walloping 11 times for incredibly flimsy penalties on highly pivotal plays and suffered 95 first-half penalty yards, a new Super Bowl record. First half was 8 penalties on the Chiefs to 1 on the Bucs ( an automatic 5 yard variety that had to be called, as opposed to the very subjective holding calls on the chiefs). Penalty yardage: Chiefs 120 Bucs 39 Wow, clearly the Refs were instructed to ensure victory for *Magic Tom* and his Buctriots! Both Chiefs starting offensive tackles were removed from the game (not really injured) to handicap the game for the Bucs to win. To handicap other Brady opponents in the playoffs they also benched with fake injuries just before they played Brady: *Alex Smith* for having an 11-4 record for Washington. *Taysom Hill* for having beaten the Bucs in reg season twice when paired with brees. *David Bakhtiari* All-Pro left tackle for the Packers. I was suspicious when *Tyreek Hill* dropped an easy TD catch. Closer examination reveals that Hill refuses to even close his hands around the ball, deliberately allowing it through to hit his facemask! ...then *Breeland* refuses to catch an easy pick and then gets called for a ticky-tak hold on the play where the Ref waits until after he sees the result of the play before throwing the flag (he was trying to bail Brady out of an interception before Breeland dropped the pick.) Watch this play where Breeland is flagged for holding at 1:20 of the NFL highlights vid: *Notice that the hold is very brief and the kind that usually goes unpenalized (ticky tak). *But notice that Breeland appears about to intercept the ball so Ref quickly throws the flag. Before that he wasn't going to throw the flag on this minor hold. *The Ref waited to see the result of the play before throwing his flag to bail Tom Brady out of a possible interception. Holds occur constantly in football on both sides. Both teams commit minor holding frequently throughout the game. But the secret of the Refs is: They can selectively call any of these holds as necessary to favor the team they wish to win the game. They do this by waiting to see the result of plays...if the result is bad for the team they want to win, they then throw the flag. If the result is good they do not throw the flag. This way, they can bail out the team they favor by throwing selectively but avoid throwing too many flags on the unfavored team. Also, notice that Breeland somehow fails to intercept the pass. Most DBs will somehow fail to catch brady's passes even when the catch is an easy one. This is often because they are moles following the Brady Rules and dropping his interceptable passes on purpose. *Romo* did his part to describe the call as being normal even though you watch the replay and it's the flimsiest call you ever saw for holding. Announcers are just part of the act and they try to pretend anything that happens is normal and routine. You have to believe your own eyes and not what they are telling you. Sometimes a game is so rigged that a receiver will refuse to attempt to catch the ball and the announcer will just ignore this...that actually happened in the game... If you watch the NFL Official Highlights vid of the game...at 0:15 we see a 3rd and 8 pass from *Mahomes* to #17 *Mecole Hardman* , who is wide open deep! The ball sails past Hardman and is simply described as incomplete. Neither announcer bothers to mention that Hardman refused to run to the ball and attempt to catch it! (All the Chiefs receivers were, apparently, under league instructions not to catch big passes from Mahomes.) If we look closely, we see that Hardman lets up...slowing himself and even ignoring the incoming ball! The ball is not an overthrow had Hardman kept running and extended his arms. Assuming that Hardman could have caught it without leaving his feet (not certain) this was a TD pass! Then *Kelce* drops an easy first down catch... Then a phantom holding call to nullify an interception for the Chiefs, this flag also flying only _after_ the Ref sees the interception and reacts to bail out Brady with a phantom hold call.... Then a Chief mole deliberately lines up offsides to award a first down on a FG attempt. (Remember when a Chief mole did that in the Patriot championship game to save the Pats?) Uhhh. yeah, it's scripted entertainment haha! Haha! Breeland dives at the heels of *Evans* ? That crazy, bruh! An obvious mole play to attract the flag. But how were the Chiefs in man coverage with no safeties back with only 20 seconds remaining in the half and the ball at the Bucs 40 yard line? Obviously a mole play-call by the Chiefs coach. (An incredibly obvious repeat of the mole play-call in the *Packers* game at the end of that first half.) Bruh! Do fans actually think that in TWO consecutive championship games two defensive play-callers would accidentally leave the deep field uncovered by Safeties with just a few seconds on the clock? Bruh, it's SCRIPTED! Then *Brady* throws 10 yards out of the back of the end zone but gets a pass interference call on another ticky-tak call? C'mon, bruh. It's like WWE. This is a forced script to get the Bucs up by a lot of points. These aren't two teams they are one team bruh. One entertainment outfit putting on a show. it's really obvious. Bruh! At some point Mahomes has to realize the moles on his team are NOT going to catch his passes in the end zone haha! Unless he run it in it is not going to happen! Mahomes threw 3 TDs that these moles refused to catch. Kelce and Tyrek were moles, bruh! In the first half they both dropped important passes...and Mahomes went deep to both in the 2nd half where they refused to compete for the ball...allowing Bucs to easily maneuver in front of them to deflect it away! Kelce alligator-armed his deep pass to make sure he didn't interfere with the Buc's deflection! Hill just slow-jogged toward the deep pass coming his way and made sure the Buc could get to it first to deflect it for an interception! Kansas City Moles, bruh!😆 Bruh! Not only are the Refs, the moles (Chiefs players throwing the game) making this happen according to a script, but just look at whose scoring: *Gronkowski* *Antonio Brown* *Leonard Fournette* Bruh these are all Ringers brought onto the Bucs by the league to help Brady win it. They also brought in Titans Ace FG kicker (who went 9 of 9 in playoff FGs) and *Pierre Paul* , *Ndamukong Suh* AND they handicapped the Chiefs for good measure by benching both their starting tackles with faked injuries. Now do we honestly think a road wildcard team with a 43 year-old QB wins three straight road games in the playoffs and then defeats a 15-1 team in a blowout in the Super Bowl? Bruh, don't believe the TV! ......EVER! As we see, it takes A LOT of fakery to promote a 7-9 3rd place of team all the way into a Super Bowl champ vehicle for Tom Brady, an average NFL passer at best. Brady has always been an actor. Haha, Tom is an actor with some basic athletic ability. The league is legally considered entertainment and not sport according to the NFL's own lawyer arguing before the Supreme Court. It's all been staged from the very beginning and none of it was actual sports competition. Welp...guess we're set, here. Have a swell day! 😊
@@johnellizz the only question I have is, how do you get the players to get involved? The refs I can see but I don't know about players intentionally dropping balls. Just saying.
@@rickt1951 You are probably under some popular misconceptions about the NFL. One is that it claims to be a real sport. In fact, the NFL has openly argued before the nation's Supreme Court that it is not. Another is that you think every player has uniformly remained quiet about the scripted/rigged NFL. Finally, you may think that the games and their results are intended to fool you into thinking it's a real sport...but this is also not true. Many things are done frequently to show any observant fan that it's fake (there just aren't that many observant fans). You may not be old enough to know this...but there was never a big announcement that pro-wrestling was fake. At no time did the wrestlers all appear on the news and declare this as a fact. In the 1940's most wrestling fans thought it was real. Only a few people would say, _It's all fake, you know._ Those few were considered insane or whatever. By the 1960's, about half the fans had realized it was fake. Fans would argue and debate about who was right: Was this sport real or fake? The wrestlers weren't talking. By the 1970's, it was well known to all but children that the sport was fake entertainment. But still the wrestlers kept quiet and didn't go around admitting it was fake! Even fans who grudgingly admitted it was fake would say, _Yeah but it's real sometimes._ Then, by the 1980's, anyone who thought wrestling was real was considered a knuckle-dragger. In 1983 Hulk Hogan even appeared in a Rocky movie and dramatized the fake nature of his sport. Today, we seem to be in the 1950's regarding the fake status of pro-football...Some of us can easily see that it's now a fake sport, but the majority of fans say we are insane. In 10 years probably half the nation will have realized that the NFL and Brady's career is fake. And in 20 years time almost everyone will agree that it has been faked. Only a few will cling to the notion that this sport is not scripted. The NFL possesses an Anti-Trust Exemption, which allows the NFL to classify itself as "entertainment" rather than sport. There is only another "sports" organization that claims this, the WWE. (Pro-Wrestling) Professional sports is the only industry without ANY federal oversight. Therefore the league can do and go as they see fit. In 2007 a fan's case reached the US Supreme Court. The NFL fan argued that, had he been aware that the games were not real then he would not have gone. The NFL's attorneys argued that the fan simply "purchased a ticket giving him a seat to watch an NFL game, and this right was honored." The fan's lawyer, Bruce Afran disagreed saying, _"This seems to suggest that ticket holders can be frauded by the NFL which puts the NFL on the same level as professional wrestling"_ . The Supreme Court threw the case out in favor of the NFL which ultimately makes it legal to fix your own games for entertainment purposes. Chiefs RB Larry Johnson is talking. The best running back in the NFL for a couple of years speaks openly that the games are rigged for Brady. *Larry Johnson* _"Playoff teams are set, Super Bowl Champion already picked. Blatant officiating and a “ready-to-go” explanation is how we get you to accept all of it upfront. What can you do? Nothing! Shut up and give us your money!"_ Bears/Rams RB *Benny Cunningham* _"The NFL is scripted but they make us sign something so we can't go into detail. Tired of holding back. Who want the full story."_ Bengals/Raiders LB *Vontaze Burfict* _"I honestly think some of the games are rigged," Burfict said. "The refs pick and choose when they want to throw their flags. There are flags on every play. The refs determine the outcomes of games, so I just chose not to watch it for the most part."_ Numerous NFL players have stated that the league is rigged. But let's focus on Hall Of Famers: *Earl Campbell* : _"We all know, now that we're grown men, that wrestling's fake. And football isn't played like it was when I played."_ *Joe Thomas* : _"Roger Goodell is like Vince McMahon"_ *Tim Brown* & *Jerry Rice* : _"The Bucs/Raiders Super Bowl was rigged."_ *Chris Borland* : _"It's make-believe, really."_ *Bubba Smith* : _"Super Bowl 3 was rigged."_ The nature of professional wrestling changed dramatically to better fit television, enhancing character traits and storylines. Wrestling's competitiveness was degraded by television, a fact regarded by many in the business as a natural effect of television over competition. Wrestling refused to use competitive wrestlers, and instead focused on attracting televised entertainment. To understand the NFL you have to be aware that sports can be simulated/pretended. Once you understand that this is possible, you will be able to apply your awareness of this to what you are seeing in the NFL. The two best examples I'm aware of are: The Harlem Globetrotters and the Professional Wrestling. These are two examples of a sport that has been re-invented to serve as an entertaining show being staged by actors. These actors are athletic and can play the actual sport, but that is not what they are doing when we watch them. Instead, they are simulating the sport...already aware of who the winner will be. Instead of competing, they work together to create the illusion of competition. Because they are paid actors, they understand that their job is to allow their opponent to win. If they win, they understand that their opponent allowed them to win. The star players are scripted to be the stars...they are allowed to win more than the others. When you watch today's NFL, you are watching actors who pretend that they are competing. It's very easy to allow yourself to be beaten in the sport of football. All you have to do is play a bit less energetically, play with a bit less strength and allow your reactions to slow down. We see this all the time in the NFL. When players are scripted to let their opponent score on them or win the game, they will deliberately allow themselves to be blocked, deliberately miss tackles, pursue the runner in a very slow manner, deliberately commit penalties knowing the Ref will flag the play, and they will ignore the incoming passes, never looking back to deflect them. After the players have allowed their opponent to make a big play or score, they will act-out the frustration and exasperation of what a real player might be feeling: They will throw their hands up in the air...complain to the Ref, argue with teammates about who was responsible for the breakdown, hang their heads in dejection, etc. This is also part of acting/pretending the sport. When the offense scores a TD that they knew the defense allowed them to score, the offensive player will get excited...pretending that he is elated that he scored on a real defense that was trying to stop him, he will emphatically spike the football or celebrate in some way. This convinces the audience that the two sides are in competition and are experiencing various emotional reactions to the things that happen. Let me give you a nice example: In the NFL championship game, the Bucs score on a TD pass on their opening drive. As the pass is in the air, Packer player Kevin King looks back and sees the incoming pass...aware that he should allow Mike Evans to catch this pass according to the script, King takes himself out of the play by leaping up for the ball too soon...so that by the time the ball arrives he is already falling down and cannot reach it. This convinces the audience that King wanted to deflect the pass (since we see him leaping upward and reaching out for the ball). But King's pretending was a bit too obvious. He leaped for the ball so early that fans must have wondered how it was possible to mis-time a leap that badly. Mike Evans makes a very easy catch to fulfill the script. Both of the players knew that it had been staged and that King allowed Evans to make the catch. So Evans emphatically spikes the ball to suggest to the audience that he is surprised and elated to have scored. This makes the audience believe they are watching a sincere sports competition and helps to conceal the fact that King had made an obvious attempt to remove himself from the play deliberately. As we see, both of these athletic actors were actually working together to create this illusion. They were not in competition over who would make the play. Both knew that Evans was supposed to catch the TD pass. Fans should really ask themselves if pro-level athletes are really so bad at playing football that they appear to be drunken high schoolers haha. Steelers treated us to a 'Drunken Master' show in that wildcard game versus the Browns.... It was pretty amazing...the entire team played the 1st half as if they were drunk. This is the most entertaining level of mole-play. Players seem to have no balance, no awareness, half the strength and speed they normally play with.
After this win, I’ve seen Brady haters becoming Bill haters n due to TB swag, his fan base increased 😊 He must thank BA and TB as much as TB must thanks him for the SB. He is now a likable person, now when he is out of the Patriot dynasty 😜
Tom is the YODA of Football!!!!!! Tom has been to 5 of the last 7 Super Bowls & Won 4 of them! Case closed!!! He's on a Quest for the perfect undefeated season & Tampa Bay is the most talented team he has ever played on...I don't see another team standing in their way at the moment.. there must be some ancient prophecy about a magical goat that makes Magic Rings appear... & Silver Footballs.... Anyone who wouldn't want to play with Tom is a fool... The Bucs were hungrier. Tom warned them not to cry after the NFC Champ & save it for finishing the Job. It looked like KC has blew theirs after beating the bills. For all the wow trickery of running qb's, the odds of getting injured playing that way is inherently stacked against them having a long career. Tom knows that wasting his energy running around trying to make a play all the time is counter productive because he's not trying to catch his breath all the time which keeps him calm & aware instead of panting in panic after every scramble. This is his true Genius. The less you have to move the more focused & aware you are to make the right decision on every throw minimizing mistakes & conserving energy to finish the game & preventing serious injuries not taking risks on every play. Historical Note: QB's & Teams that loose to Brady in the SB don't make it back to the SB in the same decade. Accept old Kurt...
1 week b4 SB I already said the Bucs will win by 13-3, I just based it from TB12 and patriots did on their last championship with Rams. I didn’t know that it will be a blowout.
Brady was also smart enough to go to a good situation where his own presence and one or two other pieces made the championship difference. That Bucs team was 7-9 last year with a QB that threw THIRTY picks. They weren't 2-14 or something. Even an above average QB has that team in a playoff spot.
Actually you're wrong Dan...Jay Z called a blowout in the Bucs favor pre game...of course he might have been the only person on the planet but there was one lone sole who did...lol
Just wait until next year when it all starts over and everyone bets against him again. Watching the media bet against what has been just about the most sure fire thing in sports history for the last 20 years is just an amazing insight into the psychology of haters. Its like a clown stpping on a rake over and over again. There is no rationality behind it. You beg them to stop. But you know ita going to happen again.
Other than an edge perhaps at some skill positions, the Bucs are a better team than the Chiefs. The most important positions in football perhaps other than QB is the LINE on both sides of the ball. The Bucs are/were thoroughly better there.
Ken Stabler was the first coach on the field. Madden, and subsequently Bill Walsh, take a lot of credit for what they learned from Stabler. And you're right... Brady is also a field General that doesn't really require much from the sideline noise.
@@polpol1005 - Not really if Defense won the Super bowl the score will be 9 (Chiefs) - 0 (Bucs) - Offense scored and Defense was really good at stopping the opposing team from scoring at Red Zone. - They pressured the quarterback and did not allow him to pass deep balls. - Defense was a main factor but defense itself can't win games - Unless they scored from turnovers.
@@thushifernando1371 9-0? Let's not over simplify things, bro. Is keeping your opponent under 10 points a sign of good defence performance or not? Yes. Also, did Brady play great, was he the real MVP? Nope. Switch him and Mahomes for the finals game and you would get the same result = Bucs winning.
@@polpol1005 Of course there was a good defence performance, but that does not mean this was won because of defence. Brady put 21 points on them in the first half, and then slowed down and controlled the clock. I have no doubt he could have put another 21 on them in the second if he would have needed. Let us not forget that the second half is usually the one he plays better in, so I can even see 28.
@@daftwulli6145 that's your opinion. I'm pretty sure bucs would have won the SB match even if mahomes and brady switched places. Why? becasue of good defense performance
Nobody gets to talk about the Offensive Line woes of KC because DESPITE that,NOBODY picked Tampa Bay to win,except the Tampa Bay players' immediate family members so ENOUGH ALREADY
Who coached and trained that defense. Who sent his family away for two weeks to focus on their Opponent. Who is the one who told his team in the super bowl as the team was going out to field “I gave you the answers to the test “ now go get it done . Tom Brady ( was ) the real MVP .
you make no sense you can't give a defence the MVP you can only give one player and not 1 player stood out besides Tom Brady having 3 touchdowns completing over 72% of his passes Having put up 31 points before the 4th quarter Broke a record with 4 straight playoff games with over 30 points
I would give it to Todd Bowels geez. Remember Mr know it all you can have the best plan but if you don't have the personal to perform that plan what good is it? ( by the way, Todd Bowles is the best in my mind I'm not taking anything away from him at all )
How do you think the buck got great or at least learned how to play better. remember how they played when Brady first got to the team they look very different by the end of that season who do you think was responsible for that? If not Brady yeah he deserved it, MVP all the way.
Chiefs were most penalized team in the NFL.. Can you believe they lined up offside (reminiscent of 2018 AFC game) again? Bad coaching... Let's face it they only won the Super Bowl last year because the Niners choked late in the game... If Brady was their QB San Fran would have won that game easily... Brady would have kept the pressure on them...
I really don’t think if Brady was the patriots would win the Sb. A lot of player opted out and he wouldn’t have half the offensive skill players he had down in Tampa
@MJ is bigger then rings he's a culture just basing it on leadership and Jordan was far and away a better basketball player and leader than James. Not saying James isn't a great athlete he just doesn't have all the intangibles of MJ and Brady, just my opinion.
Brady is always like a bitter pill to swallow for all the haters.
Brady - 1 yr starting w/ Pats, SB
1 yr w/ Bucs, SB
you should have added....."any questions?"
Brady beat Mahomes in the AFC championship game and the Super Bowl.....two of Bradys rings are directly from beating Mahomes....The conversation is over, Brady is the GOAT.
Yes, and don't think Brady wasn't remembering that. You could see it in his eyes that he knew what it would take and I really felt he would have won the earlier in the season Chiefs game if people like Vita Vea had been healthy at that time. Plus, earlier in the season, his parents had COVID and he was just learning the PlayBook and just developing relationships with his receivers. That Chief's game is when the Tom Brady Effect kicked in by the second quarter and I knew then that he just needed to get the ball back to have beaten Mahomes again and that would have been a Brady MVP that game.
Nope, that’s too simplified. Mahomes has bad luck with injuries in his team, he wasn’t protected, while brady was saved by his defence. If you switch them and put mahomes to TB, he would win SB too
@@polpol1005 Nope, not bad luck. Mahomes made bad decisions all night. Haters love to say "put in any other QB" and they win the Superbowl. Only people who don't know football make these statements.
@@blingman78 nah it's true, if you switch the two in the SB match, you would realize mahomes would win it with bucs for sure. Do you know Chiefs had injury problems? And who was better protected, mahomes or brady?
@@polpol1005 nah, it's not true. Mahomes tries to do much and gets eaten alive trying to hit the home run passes. Chiefs defense would kill him if he played for the Bucs.
The truth is Tom Brady is hard wired to conquer the impossible. This is really the essence of Tom and what drives him. It's almost as if he dares you to doubt his ability and all of a sudden, that spark ignites and there's no stopping it. In my opinion, there's a very deep deep driver inside Tom. His father and mother know what it is.
Brady deserved the MVP. The defense was the best element of the Bucs team, but no one player matched his productive relative to their position. If you could think outside the box, by all means give it to the defense, the D-line, Todd Bowles, but as an individual, has to be Tom. He had a record breaking first half.
I use to hate Brady, now I hope he wins one more
I was always a fan of Tom Brady, but after watching that video "The Brady 6"
I appreciated his greatness even more.
Same here, but I realized it wasn't him I didn't like, it was Bill Bellichick and their Offensive Coordinator. After seeing an interview with TB thanks to Oprah Winfrey, I gained a new perspective who the man is off of the field. Can't really argue with his success on the field. Besides, I was thinking he only one in my home pulling for the Buccaneers to win. Guess what it looks like they're probably going to at least get to the NFC Championship game again this upcoming season!
Any quarterback that throws three touchdowns in a Super Bowl win is going to get MVP. Every time.
The hate and the standard people hold Brady to is ridiculous. It’s like he only gets mvp if he throws 5 tds and leads game winning td
@@bvswtwolves21 nope, sadly the 43 year old gets put on a different scale because he just greater then everybody else. People can’t look at what he’s doing as hole and think it’s amazing. His team has gotta be 15-1, conference leaders, 50 td’s 6 int’s, super bowl win, super bowl mvp with a stat line of 500 yards, 5 touchdowns, 0 int’s, down 33-3 and makes the comeback with only the 4th left. That’s what this dude has to do to get recognition from people like Shannon Sharpe. Rob Parker will never give Brady props on any game ever
He could of threw for more if they wanted to
@@laynlayned hes 43 now..in his first year with a new team in 20 years.. in a covid year, with no preseason, and barley any training camp.. and he still won the Superbowl with 3 t.d.s and no ints.. so that standard you hold him too goes out the window, because he just set a new one.
It could have been 4 TD if he’s extended this arms pass the end zone instead of running it and got stuffed!
I did bet against Tom Brady and now I'm eating crow. Its just that Pat mahomes is so talented and looks so athletic and great, I was fooled. Brady proves ones again that despite his lack of physical talents, his intangibles makes up for everything and more. Decision making, leadership, effort, mental fortitude, clutch gene and heart are things you can't grade, and that's what makes him great.
Lack of physical talents don’t describe a QB who throws the best spiral in the league. He is so accurate and moves so well in the pocket that because he can’t run from pressure we say he is not athletic. His hand eye coordination is great , but his calm and decision making are key to his winning.
Brady is like a marathon runner and Mahomes is like a sprinter and the media is like someone hyped up and saying, "Wow, imagine that sprinter could do at the Boston Marathon." Mahomes has such as speed and agility and the ability to succeed even if he leaves the pocket make it easy for him to not have to develop the "adult professional skills" yet and the "youth impressive skills" all diminish over time. Brady focuses on efficiency and precision and not making mistakes and making better decisions. Brady had to learn all of those starting in Michigan because he was not fast and not agile and had competition within the teams he played for so many years. If he didn't want to work in insurance, he needed to make an impact with the half a game they were letting him play. People who are fast start to lose that advantage by the time they are 28 and 22-year-olds tend to come in who are faster.
That’s the thing, all these qbs have legs and can run around and throw on the run. Brady sits in the pocket and still picks apart the defense, imagine if Brady could just run a little bit? Jesus Christ, that’s be scary lol
@@Croy617 Laughing. But Brady probably did the math and running around is when the defense comes at you harder and that is when people are more likely to get injured.
@@wishingb5859 never thought of that bro, very true!
Peyton Manning is getting inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame this year and Tom Brady is winning another Superbowl this year.
Sweet!
Hell I’ll go further, Brady should’ve been regular season MVP. Tampa was a booty-cheeks franchise that was wandering when they signed him. He transformed that culture overnight and recruited the guys that scored in the Super Bowl. They may have had the biggest one year leap ever with what he brought with him.
I had the Bucs, I guess it was because of Brady, because he made them know, not think, they would win. That was the difference, the attitude, they just never let up, they were not going to lose that game, period.
Yeah, I kept watching the Super Bowl 53 hype video where everybody said that Brady sucked and should retire and he said, "I know, we suck, can't win games. But we'll see. Should be fun." Laughing. It was just the expression in his eyes and the tone of his voice and listening to people like Gronk saying that they hadn't seen any drop-off.
This is what Tom Brady did when they got the lead , he bleed the clock with run plays short first downs , people think its easy to construct 15 play drives where you don't make a mistake and last 6-9mins, its not, that's why when other teams that have tried to "the best form of defense against Rodger, Mahomes, Brees, Brady etc is to keep them on the bench" it doesn't work. The defense Won the game, but Brady made sure that KC couldn't win it.
I agree. I’ve always said that Tom Brady DOES play defense too. His ball control/long drives are a form of defense. GOAT
Absolutely. He keeps the defense in good field positions. He also makes the defense not give up on a bad day. When you always have a chance, you tend to not give up or give in.
@@BeeBopGaming Totally agree.
@@thomasblock1164 He also allows his own defense to get rest. He has said that part of the trick of coming from behind in the Super Bowl is the reality that the offensive players can be rotated and rested and the defensive players generally are totally exhausted by the end of the game, unless their offense does long drives and gives them enough rest.
Complimentary situational football. Belichick 101. He mastered the 4 min offense after he mastered the no huddle & he's really perfected the close out 8 min offense when he starts catching teams w/ 12 on the field & those hard counts. Only way he doesn't win 3 more is if the NFL does away w the salary cap bc he's playing until he's 50
Call it the “Lombradi”.
For once I went with Brady and cashed out 💰💰
I never go against Tom ever
Should have learned by 2004.
its bout time you learn
you’ve finally become a smart man
What took you so long?? Lol
Over 40 years watching football, do you know how many Mahomes have come snd gone.Only one Brady
There are a lot of young and casual fans that don't understand that. Brett Favre looked like that world beater miracle worker MVP for a time too. That's who Mahomes reminds me of.
@@sethchandler4170 Exactly, Mahomes may end up with 3 Superbowls, but usually the guys who scramble and run ,end up injured.
same.....retirement homes are littered with players with great potential but fizzled out early.
In the theme of Mitch Hedberg, " I used to like Tom Brady...and I still do!"
The colts beat the bears...colts d was great manning was subpar
No one whined when manning was named mvp.
Brady was 21 of 29 201 3, tds 0 pics 125 rating and people acting like he played terrible.
The hate is real bro 😔
As skip says "spectacularly unspectacular"
TB12 THE GOAT
Eli Manning didn't deserve the MVP either, difference is Tom Brady got all the players that scored all TD's, so in a way hes the reason they won the SB
@@kawhiknot1016 He is the GOAT no doubt about - Haters will always hater and doubters will always doubt
Brady keeps going and he answer all of them by his actions not words.
He proved time and time again he is the greatest. - All the haters and doubters still remain the same and Brady shines.
Well said, the haters fall all over themselves making excuses but at the end of the day, he’s got seven rings and ten appearances. There is no valid argument against the guy anymore.
Look no further than last year. Mahomes played subpar for most of the game. Running back Darien Williams deserved mvp.
I remember when the Buccaneers went 0-14 and Lee Roy Selmon was their first major star. After watching last night, I realized two other HOF QBs, while not successful in Tampa, played there. Doug Williams and Steve Young. Congratulations Tampa Bay!
As a Bucs fan, I love Doug Williams, but he is definitely not a hall of fame QB.
@@dnettles4638That's cool. NFL Hall Of Fame committee, Washington football fans, HBC alumni and many others like me think so.
in the 2nd season the Bucs where 0-8 to start the season after starting winless a reporter asked their coach what he thought of the execution of his team. His response "I'm in favor of it"
I keep getting the gut feeling KC will never be right again. A beat down like that has physcological impact to it more so than physical. Kind of like when a good up and coming fighter gets beaten badly. They are just never the same.
True.look at Andrew luck.after that playoff beatdown by the Pats and Brady,he was never the same.
And we see the prof of that right now . Yikes that game exposed a lot from the chiefs.
Dan, please stop referring to it as the DP show...you're throwing me off.
Generally speaking, Brady has had...
... good performances in SB wins (36, 39)
... great performances in SB wins (38, 49, 51, 55)
... a bad performance in a SB win (53)
... decent performances in SB losses (42, 46)
... a great performance in a SB loss (52)
But he's never had a bad performance in a SB loss. Like 0 TDs, 2-3 INTs bad.
Brady did not light it up statistically but that is by design. Once you get up on a team like that your opponent is no longer the other team, it is the clock. Kyle Shanahan blew back to back Super Bowl wins by failing to recognize this and "Staying Aggressive".
It’s one thing to say “I like the chiefs”
Nick Wrong: “obviously the Chiefs are gonna win”
Yeah... who lost money listening to him?
if you listen to him to make a bet you deserve to lose every penny you bet
Not me lol.
Brady was great 3 touchdown passes and one dropped by the lineman eligible. He would of had 4 touchdowns in the first half. Quite remarkable. The defense was awesome and will be better moving forward.
As I rewatch the play where PM-15... is diving... flying... two feet horizontal above the ground to avoid being tackled... AND loads and fires a laser stroke into the end zone (20 yards)... and the ball slides through his receivers two hands... to hit him... basically between the eyes. If he had caught that and the Chiefs had won... we would remember that play... at The Hall of Fame level. As it is... after my niners... I roots for Bucs to win :) But, oh my... What is not to appreciate about both The Bucs and TB 12. I favored this outcome... from the get go... but like so many of us... I had serious doubts. That in itself makes this more inspirational... and hilarious. He's not kidding when he says it's about team... and his teammates or any others really...wouldn't tolerate phony prima a donna. He loves his team for real... and when they believe and feel that... well they too return genuine commitment. Cheers
I thought: At home + weak KC O line + NFL bias toward historic accomplishments + TB12 = 50/50 chance of a Bucks blow out. TB 12 knew what giants did to him now it comes around to the best offense Patrick ran for his life all game long.
Tom Brady is THE PERSONIFICATION of SYNERGY !!!
Back in the day when one team had 7 more penalties for 80 more yards it wasn’t “the refs fixed it” it was “one team didn’t come prepared”
Funny how the chiefs were sloppy in almost every possible way, but the *refs* cost them the game
Yeah, my thing has just been to say to look at the second half, almost no penalties were called and the chiefs still couldn’t do anything.
Mahomes was never in my GOAT conversation...he hasn't gone through enough adversity yet...come on Man
Them calls had nothing to do with that ass whooping 🤭 stop making excuses for the Chief's them dudes talked ish.Brady do what he always do take care business he doesn't need 300yrd are 400yrd games to beat teams.Its called ball control people, everybody gets caught up with flashy highscoring games not me im old-school I like skill and perfection.
Yeah
Take away 3 of TB's touchdowns and it would have been TB 10, KC 9.
So defence had nothing to do with finals win?🙄
atlanta should learn brady's master class on how to bleed the clock.
I agree that Brady should have been MVP this year not Aaron Rodgers. But for some reason a lot is made about Rodgers talent. Rodgers been in this league a long time and his talent has helped the Packers win only 1 Super Bowl.
Fan Theory: Brady is waiting for Arch Manning to enter the league so he can get revenge on the Manning family.
What I noticed the day before the Super Bowl was that "flyover country" was gambling and betting on Brady. The masses listened to Vegas who has been wrong now 50% of the time during the Brady years with a 10 and 10 record and they said, "You are going to give us those odds? I'm in."
I think the offense set the tone early on - brady doesnt score in 1q in any of his SB, but his play and time management allowed the defense to play rested throughout the game.
that is bill´ s system, feel put the opponent without giving much of your own plan away.
Vegas before Tom Brady used to get the answer right 75% of the time. Laughing.
The media straight up ignored how that defense played all playoffs
Not true at all. They were giving it to the defense all post season as a means to invalidate Tom and the offense.
Did it for the saints, Packers and now Chiefs.
What's not getting enough respect is the fact that no team has ever scored 30+ points in every playoff game until the bucs.
The best solution would be to make a defensive award for the playoffs and Superbowl.
The two go hand-in-hand. Defense plays well stopping the opposition. The Quartabck does his job leading the team to put points on the board.
Never Bet the Farm on a One Trick Homie, when You can Bank on the GOAT Assassin getting the RING! LOL
I think I was the only person in my city who went for the bucs
Wrong , there were many people, genius
@@patklotchko5257 “I think”
Madden games need to stop prematurely auto-retiring Brady.
Finally someone credible notices how much of a Bafoon, (Nick Wrong btw I’ve been calling him Nick Wrong for years now), is.... dude is the biggest fan boy in sports media! And he looks like Tom Green
He looks like Tom Green snorted a key of blow
Why that defense was so great ? Because they had faith in the quarterback of theirs,.. simple as that,.. remember the 2000 and 2001 New England Patriots had pretty much the same roster, coaching staffs and the head coach, the results were quite different, their 2000 season finished with 5 - 11, and 2001 season finished with the Lombardi trophy, the key difference was the quarterback,.. think about it..
Always being well rested since Brady gives them time to rest and being coached by the goat week in week out on how to play against elite QB´s also has a lot to do with it
I would have split the SBMVP four ways between the front four of the Bucs. 29 QB pressures, the most in Super Bowl history. The Chiefs scored 9 points, and they were the primary reason.
I think MVP of the Pats/Rams Superbowl a couple years ago should've gone to defensive player(s), not Edelman. The Rams had a very potent offense and were held to 3 pts.
But why is the media so slow , Tampa bay is playing at home with the smartest QB in the league with a D line that cause chaos but no bcuz of what happened earlier in the season tyreek going for 200 dismiss the revenge they have in their hearts n chiefs playing with a back up O line
I remember an old bucs coach was asked about their execution..... he said “I’m in favor of it!”
That's a good one.
Coach mckay
Brady is proof that you train the mind just as much as the body.
It is just ridiculous putting Mahomes in the GOAT situation after just 3 years in the league and 1 SB. Ppl still questioned Brady's GOAT status after 6 superbowls. How does Mahomes all of a sudden overtake Manning, Peyton, Rodgers etc??
It's the media doing their typical shiny-object fixation. Whatever is amazing RIGHT NOW will always be that. Mahomes has had an excellent early career, but presuming he'll be uninjured and just as successful five or ten years from now is a mistake. Maybe he will, maybe he won't. Winning the Super Bowl is HARD, even if you're a Hall-of-Famer. You can't just assume a flashy player will win multiple ones. Ask Dan Marino. Ask Brett Favre or Rodgers. Peyton barely won a second one with an All-time defense and a noodle arm.
They need an offensive mvp and a defensive mvp for superbowls now especially the way defensive players have been the past few years
I agree. The quarterback generally wins and Brady was having a record-breaking game and deserved it this time, but they couldn't have won without that defense and the defense deserves their own MVP award. Heck, they sacrifice their bodies more and get paid less and get less recognition and when they retire they don't just become television announcers and they tend to get injured more. They REALLY deserve their own MVP.
Lovantae David for MVP. He could run with Kelce which allowed the Cheetah to be doubled
Dan PAtrick was hilarious in "That's my Boy"
Todd Bowels had a great game plan but still...the PLAYERS are the ones that have to execute for 3 hours per game.
Dan Patrick you've been betting against Brady for years 🤣🤣
I believe everyone in that team is MVP
Nick Wrong...I like it sounds about right
When I heard the Chiefs lost both of their starting tackles I knew Mahomes was in for a long day with Barrett and Pierre-Paul coming off the edge.
Usually good teams can overcome to some degree. I've never seen a team fail to adapt as badly as the chiefs did
So many people dismissing the problem, and I'm sitting back here like "well mahomes isn't Brady so I don't think he's gonna figure this one out"
Brady has had worst skills players and a worst line vs better defenses and he's either made it work or got real close.
I'd love to see mahomes on the pats vs the 2015 broncos AFC champ game were Brady wasnt just rushed but hit 22times and he still got them within a missed PAT away from a tied game. Probably the greatest effort game no one remembers.
Always an excuse when 12 wins. Never Tom Terrific's greatness...
Freaking dolts
@@colddeadhands5167 I’m not using it as an excuse, just stating a fact. Brady is the best to ever do it, bar none.
Dan, you got two stats wrong. There was 29 hurries on Mahomes and Brady is 43.
He was 42 wen he joined da Bucs
Bucs D made Mahomes have the same kind of hard day had by Bob Gresie in SB6 and Fran Tarkenton and Craig Morton, Tony Eason, just running all day. (But even under great duress that Mahomes was throwing close calls. He was always a threat until he wasn't.
I couldn't even make a pick. While I really wanted Brady to win it, I had absolutely no idea how the game would go.
Mahomes played about as well as can be expected. And as far as Mahomes holding the ball too long, I noticed that during the game too and wondered why. Was nobody able to get open? Then I looked at a vid that broke down what Tampa's D was doing.
What Mahomes saw pre snap and what he saw post snap was TOTALLY different. And when you're in the shotgun you have to take your eyes off the D to look down for the ball. He'd look down and they were playing 3 deep with 2 corners manned up on the outside, 6 in the box. Both LB up at the line. Even if KC had 3 receivers with 2 out wide to one side one on the other side they still had one corner up close covering one of the pair of receivers and what appeared to be zone coverage on the other guy. Then right before the snap they'd rotate the 2ndary into two high or something else bringing a guy down. Then right at the snap one or both the LB would drop into coverage to take away the short crossing stuff. Mahomes was trying to read what coverage they were in while the Dline was barreling down on him because they NEVER kept the TE in or had the RB chip or anything to help out.
Add that Mahomes was getting beat to hell, he was hurting, and he had turf toe that was obviously bothering him later in the game and there wasn't much he could do with his feet except for try and buy time. He still managed to make a couple of amazing throws while scrambling for his life (3 that I recall) and his receivers dropped the balls. I liked seeing Hill choke because he's such a poor sport when he's winning (I usually hate when players take dumb penalties but Winfield was the man flipping the peace sign in Hills face. And to Hills credit it looked like he was telling the official that it was OK when the official came running in. He knew he deserved it.). I felt bad for Kelce with his drop. But the chiefs obviously weren't overly concerned with him. They just played him straight up and let him get his catches. I think they were only concerned with Hill. Very "Belichickian", take away their best player and see if they can beat you with the rest.
If you believed the Bucs would have won without Tom the GOAT Brady; then yes the MVP should go to other.......but the missing brother from another mother was and is the MVP. that changed the team's confidence. Everyone was a valuable team member, question is, who made or caused the difference to happen?
The second half of the first Chiefs game forward, I thought Brady was going to pull this off. Though I will admit a twinge of doubt about interceptions after the Greenbay game. I still thought Tampa would win but I expected it to be by a TD.
Dan Patrick is a talent!
Dan: If any QB Had the game stats Brady had in this game hands down 100 out of 100 win the MVP - Brady won the game in the by quarter 3 -Man the shooting holes in Brady sound bites have to stop - Defense sealed the victory Absolutely
Can a quarterback win 4 Super Bowls in 7 years with 2 organizations....and begin this incredible run when he's *36 years old* , the age that 4X champ Terry Bradshaw _retired at?_
Brady is 14-2 in divisional playoff games. An 87.5% winning percentage against the best teams in conference. His reg-season winning percentage is 76%.
You can't improve your winning percentage by 11 points against better opponents than you played in the reg-season.
This proves that the script works much harder to prevent him from losing elimination games.
Want more? In his streak of 4 Super Bowl wins in the last 7 seasons, Brady (an aging quarterback) is 16-3 in the playoffs. A winning percentage (84.2%) that, again, is WAY higher than his reg-season percentage despite being against the top competition in the league! _HOW?_
🕺 It's just entertainment. Tom is the star of the show. The hero the 'stormtroopers' can't hit with a ray-gun no matter how many shots they fire.
(If you doubt this, then WHY is Brady the ONLY NFL player that _never wore a mask_ during the 2020 season? And was NEVER chastised or fined?)
😇 Tom can do no wrong because the opposing team will not defend his passes. And suddenly, his opponent can do nothing right...usually in the 4th quarter when they suddenly wilt before him!
*HOW IT'S DONE*
But how could Magic Tom achieve such impossible things?
NFL has mole players on every roster. They're like pro-wrestlers who allow their opponent to win.
🐹 BEST PROOF OF A MOLE 🐹
In the AFC championship the Jags allow the Pats to win. Watch as Jags mole Leonard Fournette makes it too obvious: Refusing to make any attempt to catch a late 4th-quarter pass that would seriously hurt the Patriots.
It's in this video: PROOF THE NFL IS RIGGED AFC CHAMPIONSHIP Jags Vs Pats
Jalen Ramsey expressed suspicion:
_“We get up and we let them come back, bro … WE let them. Every time, it happens,”_ Ramsey would say.
🇺🇸 A team wearing red, white & blue and called Patriots becomes an unstoppable dynasty right after 9/11 (renamed "Patriot Day" by law in 2002) and does it with a 6th-round QB and a failed head coach while every team in their division becomes a cellar dweller that cannot challenge them seems...suspicious.
*WAG THE FAN*
🦅 The Patriots would dominate the NFL to create support for the 'War On Terror'. The winning way of patriotism became synonymous with the glory of the New England team.
🦄 But such a team must have a 'Captain America', a perfect quarterback nearer to a superhero. He must be athletic, but more important, he _must_ be great-looking and have a charming personality.
Whatever Captain America lacks in talent won't really matter since opponents will allow him to win. Over 19 seasons, the Patriots won _36 more times_ than the league's next best team, the Steelers.
🐕 "Wag The Dog" was about manipulating public opinion (wagging the dog) by using television to artificially create 'heroes'. These heroes may be actors _pretending_ to be heroes, but as long as the public doesn't know that, the technique can produce huge influencing.
💰No doubt the NFL received a huge payment from the government for scripting the Patriot dynasty.
🎬 NFL makes no claim that games are NOT scripted and no laws are broken if they pre-determine the outcome.
Refs are also used to script the games and by now that part is obvious to most fans.😓😩
✍️ *SCRIPTING THE AFC LEAST*
Moles infest the other teams in the AFC East to ensure the Patriots an easy path to the playoffs.
That's why the teams (Dolphins, Bills and Jets) were consistently inept during the entire Patriot dynasty.
🍋 All three finished in the bottom 3rd of the league from 2000-2019. Patriots had 100 more wins than each of these pathetic teams.
The best QB any Patriot divisional rival had in 20 years was...CHAD PENNINGTON!
HOW did the Patriots prevent all their rivals from obtaining a high-quality quarterback for 20 years?
The sabotaging got so silly that no other AFC East team even won a playoff game in over TEN YEARS.
*GOALPOSTS....OR MOLEPOSTS?*
🚫 From 2000-2019 the worst accuracy for kickers was 76% when they played.....you guessed it: THE PATRIOTS .
The next worst was 80% and the best was 85% - a walloping 9% better than Patriots opponents. So Kickers FORGOT how to kick against the Patriots?
Obviously these kickers were moles🐹 intentionally missing to help Tom to victory.
💍FG kicking is an _essential_ part of winning a game, so Brady ALWAYS has the very best the league can provide (ringers) for their main hero character:
In New England, Brady's kickers were two of the Greats of All Time:
Venatieri and Gostkowski
_Oh, Lucky Thomas!_ 🦄
Brady goes to Tampa, so the Titans release their Ace kicker...who kicks an absurdly high percentage...making 90.3% of his kicks for Magic Tom.
🛑 *PATRIOT O-LINE: ETERNAL DOMINATION (WITH SCRUB PLAYERS)*
In years where the league's pressure-rate was 33 percent, Brady was pressured a ridiculous 14 percent less. The Patriots did it with an O-line made of patchwork parts:
Brown, 3rd-round
Thuney, 3rd-round
Andrews, undrafted
Mason, 4th-round
Cannon, 5th-round
Pretty ridiculous. But impossibly, it was the _best line in the league._ Brady's pressure rate plummeted to a completely ridiculous 15.6 percent in two post-season contests.
Brady was not sacked and was hit only one time in 90 attempts...
_only ONE TIME in 90 attempts_ ??? Against elite pass-rushers in playoff games? IMMMPOSSSSSIBLE!!!
🎲 *IMPOSSIBLE DEFIANCE OF A LEAGUE AVERAGE*
If you want an even more unbelievable Patriot stat it's 100-1 when ahead at the half. That is...impossible.
The league average is 75% (meaning a team loses 1 in every 4 games when they lead at half).
It is truly impossible for a team to subdue all opponents so completely...
A league with super strong, fast and talented professional athletes on ALL teams doesn't allow for such an ongoing level of controlling dominance.
🎮 *IMPOSSIBLE SUPER-PLAYER*
Tom's stats for the second half of the seasons from 2010 through 2012 are preposterous. He achieved:
54 TDs and 3 INTs.
Even a perfect quarterback would be intercepted more than 3 times while passing enough to record 54 TDs.
Because there would be interceptions beyond his control.
Yet not only was Thomas Unicorn perfect, he controlled the variables that _should have been_ beyond his control.
1. Tom prevented his receivers from slipping.
2. Tom prevented the greatness of opponents, making _only himself_ capable of great play. Or great defenders would have made a perfect break on some passes and intercepted.
3. Tom prevented Refs from missing holds that advantaged the coverage and allowed them to intercept.
4. Tom prevented his blockers from ever being beaten as he released so none of his disrupted passes could ever wobble gently down into a defender's hands.
5. Tom prevented his receivers from ever bobbling so passes never bounced off their hands and into a defender's mitts.
As we see, Tom controls.... _everything._ Not merely his own performance.
Magic unicorn powers are not real. The true explanation for Tom's video-game stats is that his opponents allow him to complete while intentionally dropping his interceptable passes.
🦄 *THE ENCHANTED WORLD OF TOM BRADY*
In a game vs. Green Bay, Tom's Bucs did what only two other teams EVER achieved:
*The 3 times where a team had 0 Turnovers, 0 Penalties, 0 Sacks, Since 1970:*
1. Minnesota at L.A. Rams, 1972
2. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1999
3. Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay, 2020
Huh? Tom's magic powers make the Bucs go unpenalized for ENTIRE games?
Bucs suffered 8 total penalty yards in the playoff rematch. So...a combined penalty total of 8 yards for _two entire games?_ Is that.....even POSSIBLE??
🕹 Since 1991 just one player passed for 340 Yards 4 TDs & 0 INTs in a single half. Yeah, it was Thomas Livingston Unicorn. No one else could do it since....it's IMPOSSSSIBLE!
And...........Brady did it TWICE!
Huh? The Enchanted World that Tom plays his magic football in allows him to do TWICE what is impossible for all others? And do it at 43 when no other could do it in their PRIME?
🎲 *IMPOSSIBLE CONSISTENCY*
Brady's streak of consecutive seasons with at least 10-wins is simply unheard of.
Impossibly, he has 18 such seasons in a row! The next best was the Chiefs with just 5 in a row. But 5 consecutive 10-win seasons is a monumental accomplishment in the real world.
Yet compared to the fantasy world of the Magic Tom Unicorn this is small potatoes.
No other NFL teams could not manage more than _2 such seasons in a row._
This is because the league is filled with competition and random factors that can and do derail a team's season quite regularly.
Except for one magical unicorn that is totally immune to all of these factors for 18 years and counting.
🤪 *INSANE FOR MAGIC TOM*
Fans believe the crazy theory that a _single magic player_ can control _all the factors_ in the NFL to go to 10 Super Bowls.
This is false because most of what happens is _beyond_ Tommy Unicorn's control.
Magic Tom cannot control:
Defense, Kicking, Special Teams, Coaching, Injuries, Bad Calls, Fumbling, Trench Play, Catching & More Talented Opponents
Far too many factors are beyond this unicorn's power.
🔎🐹 *SPOT THE MOLE*
Moles often play at half speed, strength and reaction-time. An example:
On the final play of the Falcon/Patriot Super Bowl all Falcons should have seriously pursued and tackled the ball-carrier.
Watch two Falcons: #37 and #23....Both are standing next to each other as they begin to pursue...
Tell me: _Which one is the mole?_ Is it #37? Or #23?
HAHA! *it's very easy* to spot that mole, isn't it? One does everything *at half the ability-level* of the other as they pursue.
were you bored? good job.
@@rickt1951 *Here's my complete analysis of the Super Bowl for anyone who wants to read it:*
DAMN! This game was as fake as that cardboard crowd HAHAHA! Any chance the script was for the Bucs to go up big before halftime?? I never saw a game so obviously being forced to conform to a script...
Chiefs had MORE total yards than the Bucs but somehow got blown out 31-9? An artificially concocted game being scripted is the only way that can happen.
Bucs penalized only 4 times (mostly for cosmetic cover-up after the game had been decided) while the Chiefs were penalized a walloping 11 times for incredibly flimsy penalties on highly pivotal plays and suffered 95 first-half penalty yards, a new Super Bowl record.
First half was 8 penalties on the Chiefs to 1 on the Bucs ( an automatic 5 yard variety that had to be called, as opposed to the very subjective holding calls on the chiefs).
Penalty yardage:
Chiefs 120
Bucs 39
Wow, clearly the Refs were instructed to ensure victory for *Magic Tom* and his Buctriots!
Both Chiefs starting offensive tackles were removed from the game (not really injured) to handicap the game for the Bucs to win.
To handicap other Brady opponents in the playoffs they also benched with fake injuries just before they played Brady:
*Alex Smith* for having an 11-4 record for Washington.
*Taysom Hill* for having beaten the Bucs in reg season twice when paired with brees.
*David Bakhtiari* All-Pro left tackle for the Packers.
I was suspicious when *Tyreek Hill* dropped an easy TD catch. Closer examination reveals that Hill refuses to even close his hands around the ball, deliberately allowing it through to hit his facemask!
...then *Breeland* refuses to catch an easy pick and then gets called for a ticky-tak hold on the play where the Ref waits until after he sees the result of the play before throwing the flag (he was trying to bail Brady out of an interception before Breeland dropped the pick.)
Watch this play where Breeland is flagged for holding at 1:20 of the NFL highlights vid:
*Notice that the hold is very brief and the kind that usually goes unpenalized (ticky tak).
*But notice that Breeland appears about to intercept the ball so Ref quickly throws the flag. Before that he wasn't going to throw the flag on this minor hold.
*The Ref waited to see the result of the play before throwing his flag to bail Tom Brady out of a possible interception.
Holds occur constantly in football on both sides. Both teams commit minor holding frequently throughout the game.
But the secret of the Refs is: They can selectively call any of these holds as necessary to favor the team they wish to win the game.
They do this by waiting to see the result of plays...if the result is bad for the team they want to win, they then throw the flag.
If the result is good they do not throw the flag.
This way, they can bail out the team they favor by throwing selectively but avoid throwing too many flags on the unfavored team.
Also, notice that Breeland somehow fails to intercept the pass. Most DBs will somehow fail to catch brady's passes even when the catch is an easy one. This is often because they are moles following the Brady Rules and dropping his interceptable passes on purpose.
*Romo* did his part to describe the call as being normal even though you watch the replay and it's the flimsiest call you ever saw for holding. Announcers are just part of the act and they try to pretend anything that happens is normal and routine. You have to believe your own eyes and not what they are telling you.
Sometimes a game is so rigged that a receiver will refuse to attempt to catch the ball and the announcer will just ignore this...that actually happened in the game...
If you watch the NFL Official Highlights vid of the game...at 0:15 we see a 3rd and 8 pass from *Mahomes* to #17 *Mecole Hardman* , who is wide open deep!
The ball sails past Hardman and is simply described as incomplete. Neither announcer bothers to mention that Hardman refused to run to the ball and attempt to catch it! (All the Chiefs receivers were, apparently, under league instructions not to catch big passes from Mahomes.)
If we look closely, we see that Hardman lets up...slowing himself and even ignoring the incoming ball! The ball is not an overthrow had Hardman kept running and extended his arms. Assuming that Hardman could have caught it without leaving his feet (not certain) this was a TD pass!
Then *Kelce* drops an easy first down catch...
Then a phantom holding call to nullify an interception for the Chiefs, this flag also flying only _after_ the Ref sees the interception and reacts to bail out Brady with a phantom hold call....
Then a Chief mole deliberately lines up offsides to award a first down on a FG attempt. (Remember when a Chief mole did that in the Patriot championship game to save the Pats?)
Uhhh. yeah, it's scripted entertainment haha!
Haha! Breeland dives at the heels of *Evans* ? That crazy, bruh! An obvious mole play to attract the flag.
But how were the Chiefs in man coverage with no safeties back with only 20 seconds remaining in the half and the ball at the Bucs 40 yard line? Obviously a mole play-call by the Chiefs coach.
(An incredibly obvious repeat of the mole play-call in the *Packers* game at the end of that first half.)
Bruh! Do fans actually think that in TWO consecutive championship games two defensive play-callers would accidentally leave the deep field uncovered by Safeties with just a few seconds on the clock? Bruh, it's SCRIPTED!
Then *Brady* throws 10 yards out of the back of the end zone but gets a pass interference call on another ticky-tak call? C'mon, bruh. It's like WWE. This is a forced script to get the Bucs up by a lot of points.
These aren't two teams they are one team bruh. One entertainment outfit putting on a show. it's really obvious.
Bruh! At some point Mahomes has to realize the moles on his team are NOT going to catch his passes in the end zone haha! Unless he run it in it is not going to happen! Mahomes threw 3 TDs that these moles refused to catch.
Kelce and Tyrek were moles, bruh! In the first half they both dropped important passes...and Mahomes went deep to both in the 2nd half where they refused to compete for the ball...allowing Bucs to easily maneuver in front of them to deflect it away! Kelce alligator-armed his deep pass to make sure he didn't interfere with the Buc's deflection! Hill just slow-jogged toward the deep pass coming his way and made sure the Buc could get to it first to deflect it for an interception!
Kansas City Moles, bruh!😆
Bruh! Not only are the Refs, the moles (Chiefs players throwing the game) making this happen according to a script, but just look at whose scoring:
*Gronkowski*
*Antonio Brown*
*Leonard Fournette*
Bruh these are all Ringers brought onto the Bucs by the league to help Brady win it.
They also brought in Titans Ace FG kicker (who went 9 of 9 in playoff FGs) and *Pierre Paul* , *Ndamukong Suh* AND they handicapped the Chiefs for good measure by benching both their starting tackles with faked injuries.
Now do we honestly think a road wildcard team with a 43 year-old QB wins three straight road games in the playoffs and then defeats a 15-1 team in a blowout in the Super Bowl?
Bruh, don't believe the TV! ......EVER!
As we see, it takes A LOT of fakery to promote a 7-9 3rd place of team all the way into a Super Bowl champ vehicle for Tom Brady, an average NFL passer at best. Brady has always been an actor.
Haha, Tom is an actor with some basic athletic ability.
The league is legally considered entertainment and not sport according to the NFL's own lawyer arguing before the Supreme Court.
It's all been staged from the very beginning and none of it was actual sports competition.
Welp...guess we're set, here.
Have a swell day! 😊
@@johnellizz the only question I have is, how do you get the players to get involved? The refs I can see but I don't know about players intentionally dropping balls. Just saying.
@@rickt1951 You are probably under some popular misconceptions about the NFL. One is that it claims to be a real sport.
In fact, the NFL has openly argued before the nation's Supreme Court that it is not.
Another is that you think every player has uniformly remained quiet about the scripted/rigged NFL.
Finally, you may think that the games and their results are intended to fool you into thinking it's a real sport...but this is also not true. Many things are done frequently to show any observant fan that it's fake (there just aren't that many observant fans).
You may not be old enough to know this...but there was never a big announcement that pro-wrestling was fake. At no time did the wrestlers all appear on the news and declare this as a fact.
In the 1940's most wrestling fans thought it was real. Only a few people would say, _It's all fake, you know._
Those few were considered insane or whatever. By the 1960's, about half the fans had realized it was fake. Fans would argue and debate about who was right: Was this sport real or fake? The wrestlers weren't talking.
By the 1970's, it was well known to all but children that the sport was fake entertainment. But still the wrestlers kept quiet and didn't go around admitting it was fake! Even fans who grudgingly admitted it was fake would say, _Yeah but it's real sometimes._
Then, by the 1980's, anyone who thought wrestling was real was considered a knuckle-dragger. In 1983 Hulk Hogan even appeared in a Rocky movie and dramatized the fake nature of his sport.
Today, we seem to be in the 1950's regarding the fake status of pro-football...Some of us can easily see that it's now a fake sport, but the majority of fans say we are insane.
In 10 years probably half the nation will have realized that the NFL and Brady's career is fake.
And in 20 years time almost everyone will agree that it has been faked. Only a few will cling to the notion that this sport is not scripted.
The NFL possesses an Anti-Trust Exemption, which allows the NFL to classify itself as "entertainment" rather than sport.
There is only another "sports" organization that claims this, the WWE. (Pro-Wrestling)
Professional sports is the only industry without ANY federal oversight. Therefore the league can do and go as they see fit.
In 2007 a fan's case reached the US Supreme Court. The NFL fan argued that, had he been aware that the games were not real then he would not have gone.
The NFL's attorneys argued that the fan simply "purchased a ticket giving him a seat to watch an NFL game, and this right was honored."
The fan's lawyer, Bruce Afran disagreed saying, _"This seems to suggest that ticket holders can be frauded by the NFL which puts the NFL on the same level as professional wrestling"_ .
The Supreme Court threw the case out in favor of the NFL which ultimately makes it legal to fix your own games for entertainment purposes.
Chiefs RB
Larry Johnson is talking. The best running back in the NFL for a couple of years speaks openly that the games are rigged for Brady.
*Larry Johnson*
_"Playoff teams are set, Super Bowl Champion already picked. Blatant officiating and a “ready-to-go” explanation is how we get you to accept all of it upfront. What can you do? Nothing! Shut up and give us your money!"_
Bears/Rams RB
*Benny Cunningham*
_"The NFL is scripted but they make us sign something so we can't go into detail. Tired of holding back. Who want the full story."_
Bengals/Raiders LB
*Vontaze Burfict*
_"I honestly think some of the games are rigged," Burfict said. "The refs pick and choose when they want to throw their flags. There are flags on every play. The refs determine the outcomes of games, so I just chose not to watch it for the most part."_
Numerous NFL players have stated that the league is rigged. But let's focus on Hall Of Famers:
*Earl Campbell* : _"We all know, now that we're grown men, that wrestling's fake. And football isn't played like it was when I played."_
*Joe Thomas* : _"Roger Goodell is like Vince McMahon"_
*Tim Brown* & *Jerry Rice* : _"The Bucs/Raiders Super Bowl was rigged."_
*Chris Borland* : _"It's make-believe, really."_
*Bubba Smith* : _"Super Bowl 3 was rigged."_
The nature of professional wrestling changed dramatically to better fit television, enhancing character traits and storylines. Wrestling's competitiveness was degraded by television, a fact regarded by many in the business as a natural effect of television over competition.
Wrestling refused to use competitive wrestlers, and instead focused on attracting televised entertainment.
To understand the NFL you have to be aware that sports can be simulated/pretended. Once you understand that this is possible, you will be able to apply your awareness of this to what you are seeing in the NFL.
The two best examples I'm aware of are:
The Harlem Globetrotters and the Professional Wrestling.
These are two examples of a sport that has been re-invented to serve as an entertaining show being staged by actors.
These actors are athletic and can play the actual sport, but that is not what they are doing when we watch them.
Instead, they are simulating the sport...already aware of who the winner will be. Instead of competing, they work together to create the illusion of competition.
Because they are paid actors, they understand that their job is to allow their opponent to win. If they win, they understand that their opponent allowed them to win. The star players are scripted to be the stars...they are allowed to win more than the others.
When you watch today's NFL, you are watching actors who pretend that they are competing. It's very easy to allow yourself to be beaten in the sport of football. All you have to do is play a bit less energetically, play with a bit less strength and allow your reactions to slow down. We see this all the time in the NFL.
When players are scripted to let their opponent score on them or win the game, they will deliberately allow themselves to be blocked, deliberately miss tackles, pursue the runner in a very slow manner, deliberately commit penalties knowing the Ref will flag the play, and they will ignore the incoming passes, never looking back to deflect them.
After the players have allowed their opponent to make a big play or score, they will act-out the frustration and exasperation of what a real player might be feeling: They will throw their hands up in the air...complain to the Ref, argue with teammates about who was responsible for the breakdown, hang their heads in dejection, etc.
This is also part of acting/pretending the sport. When the offense scores a TD that they knew the defense allowed them to score, the offensive player will get excited...pretending that he is elated that he scored on a real defense that was trying to stop him, he will emphatically spike the football or celebrate in some way. This convinces the audience that the two sides are in competition and are experiencing various emotional reactions to the things that happen.
Let me give you a nice example: In the NFL championship game, the Bucs score on a TD pass on their opening drive. As the pass is in the air, Packer player Kevin King looks back and sees the incoming pass...aware that he should allow Mike Evans to catch this pass according to the script, King takes himself out of the play by leaping up for the ball too soon...so that by the time the ball arrives he is already falling down and cannot reach it. This convinces the audience that King wanted to deflect the pass (since we see him leaping upward and reaching out for the ball).
But King's pretending was a bit too obvious. He leaped for the ball so early that fans must have wondered how it was possible to mis-time a leap that badly.
Mike Evans makes a very easy catch to fulfill the script. Both of the players knew that it had been staged and that King allowed Evans to make the catch. So Evans emphatically spikes the ball to suggest to the audience that he is surprised and elated to have scored. This makes the audience believe they are watching a sincere sports competition and helps to conceal the fact that King had made an obvious attempt to remove himself from the play deliberately.
As we see, both of these athletic actors were actually working together to create this illusion. They were not in competition over who would make the play. Both knew that Evans was supposed to catch the TD pass.
Fans should really ask themselves if pro-level athletes are really so bad at playing football that they appear to be drunken high schoolers haha.
Steelers treated us to a 'Drunken Master' show in that wildcard game versus the Browns.... It was pretty amazing...the entire team played the 1st half as if they were drunk. This is the most entertaining level of mole-play.
Players seem to have no balance, no awareness, half the strength and speed they normally play with.
@@johnellizz ok I see your point. Oh by the ay I'm 70 lol Enjoy your day.
I don't know if the super bowl M.V.P has a name but it needs to be called the Brady trophy
Rodgers/Brees- 35 yrs combined only 1 NFC Championship each
Tom Brady- 1yr in the NFC, wins NFC championship and the Super Bowl
After this win, I’ve seen Brady haters becoming Bill haters n due to TB swag, his fan base increased 😊 He must thank BA and TB as much as TB must thanks him for the SB. He is now a likable person, now when he is out of the Patriot dynasty 😜
NEVER BET against TOM BRADY TB12 THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
Tom is the YODA of Football!!!!!!
Tom has been to 5 of the last 7 Super Bowls & Won 4 of them! Case closed!!! He's on a Quest for the perfect undefeated season & Tampa Bay is the most talented team he has ever played on...I don't see another team standing in their way at the moment.. there must be some ancient prophecy about a magical goat that makes Magic Rings appear... & Silver Footballs.... Anyone who wouldn't want to play with Tom is a fool... The Bucs were hungrier. Tom warned them not to cry after the NFC Champ & save it for finishing the Job. It looked like KC has blew theirs after beating the bills.
For all the wow trickery of running qb's, the odds of getting injured playing that way is inherently stacked against them having a long career. Tom knows that wasting his energy running around trying to make a play all the time is counter productive because he's not trying to catch his breath all the time which keeps him calm & aware instead of panting in panic after every scramble. This is his true Genius. The less you have to move the more focused & aware you are to make the right decision on every throw minimizing mistakes & conserving energy to finish the game & preventing serious injuries not taking risks on every play.
Historical Note: QB's & Teams that loose to Brady in the SB don't make it back to the SB in the same decade. Accept old Kurt...
1 week b4 SB I already said the Bucs will win by 13-3, I just based it from TB12 and patriots did on their last championship with Rams. I didn’t know that it will be a blowout.
Nick Wrong so fitting!
So many defensive players were great in this game you just can't single out 1 of them as MVP.
Brady, Gronk, Antonio Brown put the game away in the first half
Coulda swore there were a lot more Brady haters than this out there.
Brady was also smart enough to go to a good situation where his own presence and one or two other pieces made the championship difference. That Bucs team was 7-9 last year with a QB that threw THIRTY picks. They weren't 2-14 or something. Even an above average QB has that team in a playoff spot.
he also threw 30 Tuddies, let us not forget that
@@daftwulli6145 Yeah, but picks are more damaging than TDs are good. The clearest metric for losing games is losing the turnover battle.
Actually you're wrong Dan...Jay Z called a blowout in the Bucs favor pre game...of course he might have been the only person on the planet but there was one lone sole who did...lol
Just wait until next year when it all starts over and everyone bets against him again. Watching the media bet against what has been just about the most sure fire thing in sports history for the last 20 years is just an amazing insight into the psychology of haters. Its like a clown stpping on a rake over and over again. There is no rationality behind it. You beg them to stop. But you know ita going to happen again.
Other than an edge perhaps at some skill positions, the Bucs are a better team than the Chiefs. The most important positions in football perhaps other than QB is the LINE on both sides of the ball. The Bucs are/were thoroughly better there.
The first player/coach in NFL history.
Ken Stabler was the first coach on the field. Madden, and subsequently Bill Walsh, take a lot of credit for what they learned from Stabler. And you're right... Brady is also a field General that doesn't really require much from the sideline noise.
TB has last laugh
Tom brady is the man
Nick Wrong as always - Brady hater.....
He’s telling the truth, defence won the SB
@@polpol1005 - Not really if Defense won the Super bowl the score will be
9 (Chiefs) - 0 (Bucs) -
Offense scored and Defense was really good at stopping the opposing team from scoring at Red Zone. - They pressured the quarterback and did not allow him to pass deep balls. - Defense was a main factor but defense itself can't win games - Unless they scored from turnovers.
@@thushifernando1371 9-0? Let's not over simplify things, bro. Is keeping your opponent under 10 points a sign of good defence performance or not? Yes. Also, did Brady play great, was he the real MVP? Nope. Switch him and Mahomes for the finals game and you would get the same result = Bucs winning.
@@polpol1005 Of course there was a good defence performance, but that does not mean this was won because of defence. Brady put 21 points on them in the first half, and then slowed down and controlled the clock. I have no doubt he could have put another 21 on them in the second if he would have needed. Let us not forget that the second half is usually the one he plays better in, so I can even see 28.
@@daftwulli6145 that's your opinion. I'm pretty sure bucs would have won the SB match even if mahomes and brady switched places. Why? becasue of good defense performance
Bucs D should have won the MVP. Just like Pats D that beat Goff and Rams. How did Edelman get it? He deserved it in Falcons Super Bowl. :)
How do you give out 11 MVPs they get a new car for winning MVP that means they have to purchase 10 extra cars
Nobody gets to talk about the Offensive Line woes of KC because DESPITE that,NOBODY picked Tampa Bay to win,except the Tampa Bay players' immediate family members so ENOUGH ALREADY
Lamar, Josh, Baker and Herbert not going to be easy.
Nick Wrong LMAO!!!!
Who coached and trained that defense. Who sent his family away for two weeks to focus on their Opponent. Who is the one who told his team in the super bowl as the team was going out to field “I gave you the answers to the test “ now go get it done . Tom Brady ( was ) the real MVP .
you make no sense you can't give a defence the MVP you can only give one player and not 1 player stood out besides Tom Brady having 3 touchdowns completing over 72% of his passes Having put up 31 points before the 4th quarter Broke a record with 4 straight playoff games with over 30 points
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I would give it to Todd Bowels geez. Remember Mr know it all you can have the best plan but if you don't have the personal to perform that plan what good is it? ( by the way, Todd Bowles is the best in my mind I'm not taking anything away from him at all )
How do you think the buck got great or at least learned how to play better. remember how they played when Brady first got to the team they look very different by the end of that season who do you think was responsible for that? If not Brady yeah he deserved it, MVP all the way.
Chiefs were most penalized team in the NFL.. Can you believe they lined up offside (reminiscent of 2018 AFC game) again? Bad coaching... Let's face it they only won the Super Bowl last year because the Niners choked late in the game... If Brady was their QB San Fran would have won that game easily... Brady would have kept the pressure on them...
The SB MVP doesn't always go to the winning qb Edelman won it Von Miller won it and Deon Branch and I'm sure there are other non qb's that won.
Who's Here after Tom Brady finally Retired?
I really don’t think if Brady was the patriots would win the Sb. A lot of player opted out and he wouldn’t have half the offensive skill players he had down in Tampa
They looked so unprepared
Yeah so dr squatch soap is easy to make and they charge 7$ a bar, yeah I'm sticking to dial
Dude I bought 5 bars and they dissolve with the quickness, took me like 2 months with 5 bars of soap. I’m like , wtf?
Who ever says Todd Bowles their opinion can't be trusted dan Patrick is a clown
They call against the Browns was a good call ?
TB12 took a page from Le Bron James Book “I’m taking my talents to Tampa!”
Uh no..... nobody wants to be like lebruh
James couldn't hold Brady's jock, but he would want too.
@MJ is bigger then rings he's a culture just basing it on leadership and Jordan was far and away a better basketball player and leader than James. Not saying James isn't a great athlete he just doesn't have all the intangibles of MJ and Brady, just my opinion.
You stole my saying. I sent a message to him calling him it such many a time and not just about the chiefs losing.