The 28-3 comeback will forever IMO be the greatest sports feat I've ever seen. For some reason I never was like "yeah, they're done..." never count TB12 out. Greatest career of all time.
I was losing my mind, pacing around muttering "There's still time" over and over. And there was. That's why he's the GOAT: it's not just the stats, it's the moments
I was with family at half time of that game, and a few of them was like, it is over, we can go now.. I said nah man, it is Brady, and i just have a feeling...
I'm in my mid-sixties, and I STILL tear up when going through reviews like this. That level of drive and talent is just so damn inspiring, feel so lucky to have witnessed it...
The 2015 AFC Championship game in Denver against a relentless Broncos defense, Brady was concussed and had gotten shelled all day long, but his last drive, he led the team down for a TD and then missed Gronk from the tying 2pt conversion. That and the 2007 SB drive to tie up the game with 2 min left with a TD pass to Moss are the two best drives I will always remember from Brady's career and they both came in losses. He was destroyed all day in both of those games yet still drove the team down to almost win.
@@briank5877 Belichick fired the O line coach after that game and brought Scarneccia out of retirement. Von Miller and Demarcus Ware destroyed the tackles all day long in that game.
@@jackbauer4186 if I remember correctly wasn’t the oline banged up the entire year? I want to say they started 11 different linemen that season. That broncos defense was great and even with all that 2 pt missed conversion that would have tied the game at the end.
@@briank5877 yes the o line was decimated in 2015. I believe we started off 10-0 or 11-0 but injuries killed the last part of the year. 2015 was a great team that could’ve gone all the way if not for injuries
He will definitely be missed. It was a pleasure witnessing Sport History that is unlikely to be duplicated. Whether a fan or not one's got to appreciate being part of history.
I agree with 28-3 comeback being number 1. A buddy of mine and I were at a sports bar that was standing room only for the entire first half and by the time it was the 4th quarter...it was just the wait staff and the two of us. We didn't have a dog in the fight and decided we would just keep drinking until they tossed us out....and we ended up witnessing the most epic Super Bowl comeback and just had a blast taking shots and having the whole place to ourselves. Best Super Bowl I ever saw!
We were at the Ravens game. Best game I’ve ever seen in person. When Edelman threw the touchdown to Amendola, we could feel the stadium shaking. It was a strange mix of unbridled excitement, with a pinch of terror. 😄 Unbelievable.
The Atlanta comeback has to be his best moment!! Not only did he have the biggest comeback in superbowl history but he also passed up the former goat in joe Montana!!
That game ranks right up there for me as the best game I have ever seen in any sport. To me it matches the Lakers going into Boston Garden in 1985 to finally beat Boston for the NBA Championship.
@@rektcompass6218 yeah your right! But I think after Seattle that there was still a debate between him and Montana.... after Atlanta he solidify himself as the goat!! No debate or questions about it!! I was still arguing joe Montana was better after the Seattle superbowl
EASILY Super Bowl 51 is his greatest moment. Not only the incredible comeback, but the fact he did it in the year he was wrongfully suspended, wins the Super Bowl, and Rodger is forced to hand him the trophy while patriots fans booed him? Oh baby. The only thing that woulda been sweeter is if he gave Rodger the double birds like stone cold Steve Austin. I’m not even a pats fan, but that whole year was awesome.
Greatest to ever do it and he will always be remembered by fans, critics and analysts whether it be good or bad. However, you can’t deny this man’s brilliance and illustrious career. 🐐
@@thomasoneill5877 no worse than an annoying person attempting to harass someone over something they said six months ago, get a life and touch some grass.
I think Super Bowl 55 is still underrated. Yes, it’s incredible that he did that at his age. But people forget, that was the Covid year at it’s peak. Teams weren’t even able to have a proper off-season program. He was getting kicked out of public parks because of laws and mandates. Simply incredible that he was able to go to a completely new team without proper training and practice and no chemistry with his guys and pull that off, and he has in his mid 40s 🤯😮♾️🐐💯
There MIGHT be another QB that will or can surpass him, who knows BUT there will only be one that was drafted pick 199 and be the all time great and still be humble and generous with fans, players, coaches and teammates. What a character and a human being.
Nothing tops Superbowl 51. I was telling my friends this guy is the next Jordan. When they were down 25 they were laughing at me. At the end I was almost crying from elation. Greatest win ever
Honorable mention: 290 yds and 2 touchdowns against the best passing defense in the league in the AFC championship with a 4 INCH GASH IN HIS THROWING HAND.
It was like a dream watching Tom and Bill dominate the NFL for 20 yrs. The patriots were trash for so long to become the greatest team ever setting every record with a great leader and great person leading it all. Will miss him but always be grateful gave me great memories with my family and friends can remember were I was for all his super bowls. Thanks tom
28-3 is the greatest comeback ever. Full stop! It's in the biggest game and comes in at literally the last possible moment. Play by play. Skin of their teeth. How can it NOT be? 🍻🍻
@@TheGlobalfrog12 the whole game was filled with moments. Brady scoring the two point conversion to tie it was a huge moment. We were robbed of a walkoff overtime TD though when the defender interfered with Bennett in the end zone.
What I loved about the 28-3 comeback was the Atlanta bench. Those guys got super anxious they just knew that if anyone could come back from 25 points down it was Tom Brady 😢😢😢
Brady's career in New England began, at the end of Tampa's first real solid taste relevancy, and ended in Tampa, at Tampa's 2nd taste of relevancy. As he began his career at New England's reemergence, and ended his time as their dynasty ended. Full circle!
I always associate the birth of the NFL Network with the face of Rich Eisen. Had the pleasure of attending a Patriot’s team ceremony as Rich was the MC.
If you were not a Pats fan, I don't think you can appreciate what Brady accomplished for a fan base that had suffered through many disappointing seasons going back to the merger.
Great moments. For me is the Seattle game. Those 3rd downs to Edelman were great. Also the AFC Championship game vs KC man Brady give us great moments for sure. Even the 2007 Superbowl Brady drove The Patriots to take the lead in the 4th quater with 2 minutes left.
@@polpol1005 because it’s fun. Lighten up. Teams picked 5 or 6 QBs before him in his draft year and the only reason he got to start was because the guy ahead of him got hurt. He played the same game as thousands of others have and no NFL player I’ve ever heard disputes that he’s the best to have ever played the game. Some say he’s the best team athlete in history. And it’s not just his arm, but his leadership, his competitiveness, and his pure love of the game. To me it’s more fun to just enjoy what he has shown about what’s possible.
that AFC championship game against Chiefs, I really do believe if pat mahome got the ball, chiefs will win. Those three third down completions from Tom is just unreal and until this day I will rewind that game, so intense and excited
Think of some of the all time great defense's that TB12 beat in the playoffs. Ray's Ravens, the legion of boom, sacksonville, the steelers, Aaron Donald's Rams.
Would not call Tom the 🐐, but tip of the cap to him on a very fortunate career. Brady has lived a very very charmed football career, things have totally gone his way
It’s pretty sick that his number 9 moment would be 99% of the other players in the NFL‘s top moment. Just a purely insane career that will never be matched.
New England fans. DAMNIT you kicked a many 🤬. No matter what happens. You're in the book of football at the top of the list. TB Football players team mates. BLING BLING. Every now and then I would go places with my 💎 showings. Wrong maybe. But you earned that ring 🏆
1. 2007 regular season 2. 2018 afc champion against the chiefs 3. Superbowl against Seattle 4. Superbowl against falcons 5. Brady beating peyton manning regular season and playoffs: ) 6. Brady getting he's 7 Superbowl while belichick zero :) 7 against the ravens playoffs down 14 points twice There's a lot of games that I might not remember: ). But I been watching Brady since 2007 thanks to the nfl sunday ticket. I have not miss any single game and seeing what Brady did in he's career was incredible. People that hate Brady is cause they only watch clips or maybe one game and they think that's enough to judge Brady. It was a good run Brady and me :). So I'm officially retiring from THE NFL once again. No Brady no more football.
Every NFL analyst talk about Tom Brady’s accomplishments so far not ONE person has mentioned or classified his ability as a “clutch” QB. How man times has Mr. Brady came from behind and won a game and/or how many has he a game last 2-minutes. To me Mr. Brady’s gift is his ability to remain calm under pressure and produce.
That epic in Arrowhead was the last great Patriot game. Brady at his best, healthy Gronk and Edelman and for the Belidick bobos winning a game because BB's defense couldn't stop KC at all in the second half.
I would rank his SB 55 win at No. 1-A. When almost everyone had written him off, he proved why he is the Forever Goat, beating Mahomes/Chiefs in so doing. That win and his 2018 AFC Championship vs the same team will forever be a nagging asterisk beside Mahomes' achievements if and when he wins more SBs.
I'd say there's a case for knocking that SB lower in the rankings, due to the Chiefs' devastated offensive line. With Vea, Suh, and JPP terrorizing Mahomes, Brady only had to be above-average to cruise to a win.
I’m heartbroken because he’s gone.
Glad to have witnessed the GOATS career
We were so lucky to experience greatness for so many years. But selfishly we want more.
Watching Football won't be the same imo
Honorable Mention... The bomb to Scotty Miller to end the 2nd half against the Packers in 2021. What a dagger AND a statement!
The 28-3 comeback will forever IMO be the greatest sports feat I've ever seen. For some reason I never was like "yeah, they're done..." never count TB12 out. Greatest career of all time.
I was losing my mind, pacing around muttering "There's still time" over and over. And there was. That's why he's the GOAT: it's not just the stats, it's the moments
I think we all knew what was gonna happen once they got their first 2 pt conversion and brought the score to 20-28
Facts, that's his Mona Lisa moment
I was with family at half time of that game, and a few of them was like, it is over, we can go now..
I said nah man, it is Brady, and i just have a feeling...
it's more like falcon disaster than anything else. Inexcusable lost
I'm in my mid-sixties, and I STILL tear up when going through reviews like this. That level of drive and talent is just so damn inspiring, feel so lucky to have witnessed it...
The 2015 AFC Championship game in Denver against a relentless Broncos defense, Brady was concussed and had gotten shelled all day long, but his last drive, he led the team down for a TD and then missed Gronk from the tying 2pt conversion. That and the 2007 SB drive to tie up the game with 2 min left with a TD pass to Moss are the two best drives I will always remember from Brady's career and they both came in losses. He was destroyed all day in both of those games yet still drove the team down to almost win.
My body hurt after that game 😂. I’ll always remember that 4th down pass to gronk.
@@briank5877 Belichick fired the O line coach after that game and brought Scarneccia out of retirement. Von Miller and Demarcus Ware destroyed the tackles all day long in that game.
@@jackbauer4186 if I remember correctly wasn’t the oline banged up the entire year? I want to say they started 11 different linemen that season. That broncos defense was great and even with all that 2 pt missed conversion that would have tied the game at the end.
The Pats actually took the lead when Brady hit Moss for the TD with 2:00 minutes by a score of 14-10 in the first Giants SB.
@@briank5877 yes the o line was decimated in 2015. I believe we started off 10-0 or 11-0 but injuries killed the last part of the year. 2015 was a great team that could’ve gone all the way if not for injuries
He will definitely be missed. It was a pleasure witnessing Sport History that is unlikely to be duplicated. Whether a fan or not one's got to appreciate being part of history.
As A patriots fan and a temporary (buc) fan..TB12 was truly a pleasure to watch and root for..Absolutely 🐐 💯💯
Honorable mentions: 2017 AFC Championship Game against the Jags (cut hand game) & Super Bowl 52 (throws for 505 yards, 3 TD's, and 89.9 QBR).
Juking Urlacher
Can never forget that Gilmore defensive play. Danny playoffs Amendola touch down.
I agree with 28-3 comeback being number 1. A buddy of mine and I were at a sports bar that was standing room only for the entire first half and by the time it was the 4th quarter...it was just the wait staff and the two of us. We didn't have a dog in the fight and decided we would just keep drinking until they tossed us out....and we ended up witnessing the most epic Super Bowl comeback and just had a blast taking shots and having the whole place to ourselves. Best Super Bowl I ever saw!
Same. I went to take a leak and figured I might as well go home. And then 12 just started being 12. Never was there a player more clutch.
meh, it's more like falcon disaster than anything else. Inexcusable lost
@@polpol1005 ur fried
Sounds like an amazing moment. Some things in life we never forget.
@@eviction.notice fried chicken?
We were at the Ravens game. Best game I’ve ever seen in person. When Edelman threw the touchdown to Amendola, we could feel the stadium shaking. It was a strange mix of unbridled excitement, with a pinch of terror. 😄 Unbelievable.
The Atlanta comeback has to be his best moment!! Not only did he have the biggest comeback in superbowl history but he also passed up the former goat in joe Montana!!
He passed Montana after the superbowl vs the Seahawks. 4 Golds and 2 silvers is better than 4 golds and 0 silvers.
Real story, it was the first football game I ever saw and am a Brady fan since. Had the chance to see him in germany
That game ranks right up there for me as the best game I have ever seen in any sport. To me it matches the Lakers going into Boston Garden in 1985 to finally beat Boston for the NBA Championship.
@@rektcompass6218 yeah your right! But I think after Seattle that there was still a debate between him and Montana.... after Atlanta he solidify himself as the goat!! No debate or questions about it!! I was still arguing joe Montana was better after the Seattle superbowl
i always felt brady passed brady with seahawks SB win.
EASILY Super Bowl 51 is his greatest moment. Not only the incredible comeback, but the fact he did it in the year he was wrongfully suspended, wins the Super Bowl, and Rodger is forced to hand him the trophy while patriots fans booed him? Oh baby. The only thing that woulda been sweeter is if he gave Rodger the double birds like stone cold Steve Austin. I’m not even a pats fan, but that whole year was awesome.
Oh and I think that was the year the barstool gang were in trouble with the nfl because of the Rodger goodell clown shirts
@@limitedbom2206 I have one of those, and was at that game! 😂
@@DavidHukill nice.
Greatest to ever do it and he will always be remembered by fans, critics and analysts whether it be good or bad. However, you can’t deny this man’s brilliance and illustrious career. 🐐
For any long-term football fan, we will never witness another like Brady in our lifetime.
Good, he ruined the NFL for 20 years by creating a stifling environment with barely any competition; I'm glad he's gone.
@@bryanjturner21 why so serious Bryan ?
@@Spacejuno Salty AFC fan. Bills, Jets, Dolphins, Steelers, Ravens, Colts or Chargers. Those are the ones that come to mind first.
@@bryanjturner21you must be an amazing person to converse with 🙄
@@thomasoneill5877 no worse than an annoying person attempting to harass someone over something they said six months ago, get a life and touch some grass.
Great job Rich - really touching!
I think Super Bowl 55 is still underrated. Yes, it’s incredible that he did that at his age. But people forget, that was the Covid year at it’s peak. Teams weren’t even able to have a proper off-season program. He was getting kicked out of public parks because of laws and mandates. Simply incredible that he was able to go to a completely new team without proper training and practice and no chemistry with his guys and pull that off, and he has in his mid 40s 🤯😮♾️🐐💯
I agree although I would argue that was more of a defensive achievement. All Brady had to do was score more than 7
@@jackdean2509 yeah but he scored 31 while using most of the 4th to kill time and played a near perfect game
@@jackdean2509 in Super Bowl sure but Washington greenbay and even saints did put up good amount of points
There MIGHT be another QB that will or can surpass him, who knows BUT there will only be one that was drafted pick 199 and be the all time great and still be humble and generous with fans, players, coaches and teammates. What a character and a human being.
Great list Rich, thank you for doing this!
So excited to see what Joseph Vincent is putting together
As a Jets fan it's tough watching Rich eisen do that 🤢 but much respect to the all-time Greatest QB in NFL History Tom Brady 💯🐐
He’s got some Michigan ties in there to soften it up for him
“28-3 in the 3rd” will always play in my head. Love it.
I’m *supposed* to be a jets fan, but I was always a Tom Brady fan. Greatest athlete ever
As a Bucs fan, thank you so much Tom
Nothing tops Superbowl 51. I was telling my friends this guy is the next Jordan. When they were down 25 they were laughing at me. At the end I was almost crying from elation. Greatest win ever
idk bro, to me it's more like falcon disaster than anything else. Inexcusable lost.
Honorable mention: 290 yds and 2 touchdowns against the best passing defense in the league in the AFC championship with a 4 INCH GASH IN HIS THROWING HAND.
Within the 2007 season, the pass to Moss coined "the Revis catch" is quite spectacular
i cried. As many did, I grew up watching him. Legend.
I was at the ravens game with my 11 year old son. Notably belichick called some crazy formations that drove harbaugh out of his mind.
Perfect Power Rankings!
Great list. That was really cool.
That year, David Patten had a game with a TD catch, a TD throw, and another TD. !!!
One of many ‘Patriots HOFer, but not a Pro Football HOFer’ guys. Not unlike about half of the Steelers and Cowboys dynasties.
It was like a dream watching Tom and Bill dominate the NFL for 20 yrs. The patriots were trash for so long to become the greatest team ever setting every record with a great leader and great person leading it all. Will miss him but always be grateful gave me great memories with my family and friends can remember were I was for all his super bowls. Thanks tom
28-3 is the greatest comeback ever. Full stop! It's in the biggest game and comes in at literally the last possible moment. Play by play. Skin of their teeth. How can it NOT be? 🍻🍻
Not a moment
@@TheGlobalfrog12 the whole game was filled with moments. Brady scoring the two point conversion to tie it was a huge moment. We were robbed of a walkoff overtime TD though when the defender interfered with Bennett in the end zone.
What I loved about the 28-3 comeback was the Atlanta bench. Those guys got super anxious they just knew that if anyone could come back from 25 points down it was Tom Brady 😢😢😢
Wow Rich, that was a fantastic job you did putting that together.
Great list Rich! good job guys. It was a HELL OF A RIDE GUYS . Breaks my heart but im happy at the same time.
Brady's career in New England began, at the end of Tampa's first real solid taste relevancy, and ended in Tampa, at Tampa's 2nd taste of relevancy. As he began his career at New England's reemergence, and ended his time as their dynasty ended. Full circle!
Great segment. Informative. Insightful. And entertaining.
That Atlanta SB was unreal.
Great list!!
I consider it the highlight moment of my life to be able to witness the 28-3 comeback. I am saying it as an eagles fan. And I am older than Brady.
You could do another top ten, too.
Most of these are for post season accomplishments. Most players don’t play in 10 postseason games.
Rich, you absolutely nailed it!
Awesome Rich!
I remember the patriots being called out to start the 9/11 Super Bowl as a team instead of each individual starter. To show unity.
I will never forget Superbowl 55 as long as I live.
I always associate the birth of the NFL Network with the face of Rich Eisen. Had the pleasure of attending a Patriot’s team ceremony as Rich was the MC.
His best performance by far was the Superbowl against the Seahawks. His best game against the best opposition
I agree
Scored 28 points!!! against the best defense the last 15 years!
@@charleskandrut7022 The same defense that shutdown Peyton Manning the year before IN THE SUPERBOWL. Tom Terrific
If you were not a Pats fan, I don't think you can appreciate what Brady accomplished for a fan base that had suffered through many disappointing seasons going back to the merger.
Excellent take great work there Rich
My favorite super bowl was that Carolina one for his 2nd ring. When I first started really watching and understanding football.
Thank you Rich
Great moments. For me is the Seattle game. Those 3rd downs to Edelman were great. Also the AFC Championship game vs KC man Brady give us great moments for sure. Even the 2007 Superbowl Brady drove The Patriots to take the lead in the 4th quater with 2 minutes left.
Excellent list‼️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rich is the Best of them all!
You forgot U of M vs Alabama, twice down by 14!
That game was awesome!
When Brady tossed the trophy from boat to boat, Goodell also said "Dad no!!!"
Bradys 3rd down punt against the broncos and tim tebow is one of my favorites
Brooooooo that He-Man part “I HAVE THE POWER” bro that hit home
Lifelong pats fan great list, I’d just put the Lombardi boat toss at 11 as a bonus and fit in the jags AFC championship game in 2018 at 10 spot.
what's the big deal with that Lombardi boat toss? Nothing that impressive in my opinion
@@polpol1005 how heavy the trophy is and how far it was thrown
@@polpol1005 because it’s fun. Lighten up. Teams picked 5 or 6 QBs before him in his draft year and the only reason he got to start was because the guy ahead of him got hurt. He played the same game as thousands of others have and no NFL player I’ve ever heard disputes that he’s the best to have ever played the game. Some say he’s the best team athlete in history. And it’s not just his arm, but his leadership, his competitiveness, and his pure love of the game. To me it’s more fun to just enjoy what he has shown about what’s possible.
@@TheSHAD0W93 ok but it their job to throw and catch objects all day long
@@polpol1005 go throw something shaped like that weighing 7-10 lbs while intoxicated and see how you do
that AFC championship game against Chiefs, I really do believe if pat mahome got the ball, chiefs will win. Those three third down completions from Tom is just unreal and until this day I will rewind that game, so intense and excited
If if if if if
it's crazy how one of his super bowls isn't even part of this list. that just tells you the huge and successful career he's had
Thanks for sharing!
Imagine if Brady had someone like randy moss for longer?
Yes Can you imagine if he had him 10 seasons instead of only through like Joe Montana with Jerry Rice
Think of some of the all time great defense's that TB12 beat in the playoffs. Ray's Ravens, the legion of boom, sacksonville, the steelers, Aaron Donald's Rams.
Wow 😮well said
Would not call Tom the 🐐, but tip of the cap to him on a very fortunate career.
Brady has lived a very very charmed football career, things have totally gone his way
It’s pretty sick that his number 9 moment would be 99% of the other players in the NFL‘s top moment. Just a purely insane career that will never be matched.
New England fans. DAMNIT you kicked a many 🤬. No matter what happens. You're in the book of football at the top of the list. TB Football players team mates. BLING BLING. Every now and then I would go places with my 💎 showings. Wrong maybe. But you earned that ring 🏆
1. 2007 regular season
2. 2018 afc champion against the chiefs
3. Superbowl against Seattle
4. Superbowl against falcons
5. Brady beating peyton manning regular season and playoffs: )
6. Brady getting he's 7 Superbowl while belichick zero :)
7 against the ravens playoffs down 14 points twice
There's a lot of games that I might not remember: ). But I been watching Brady since 2007 thanks to the nfl sunday ticket. I have not miss any single game and seeing what Brady did in he's career was incredible. People that hate Brady is cause they only watch clips or maybe one game and they think that's enough to judge Brady. It was a good run Brady and me :). So I'm officially retiring from THE NFL once again. No Brady no more football.
Best ever.
Thank you, Linebacker Mo Lewis. You made this possible.
#4 is my favorite lol Tom literally went to Tampa and became Florida man 😂
Well done
Every NFL analyst talk about Tom Brady’s accomplishments so far not ONE person has mentioned or classified his ability as a “clutch” QB. How man times has Mr. Brady came from behind and won a game and/or how many has he a game last 2-minutes. To me Mr. Brady’s gift is his ability to remain calm under pressure and produce.
I wish the NFL would honor Brady by naming the Super Bowl MVP trophy for him ... just in time for Mahomes to win it this year.
Good list although, Im putting the 2018 afc championship at #2. One of the most electric atmospheres ever. And he came out a winner
The Atlanta superbowl and the Carolina superbowl are the two best, ever.
Amazing
Tom Brady is the absolute GOAT QB. Happy retirement 12
Tom has to be the greatest of all time. N0 debate he id the greatest sneakof all times. He basically invented it
Well done.
A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in. (Greek Proberb)
God Bless TB12
That epic in Arrowhead was the last great Patriot game. Brady at his best, healthy Gronk and Edelman and for the Belidick bobos winning a game because BB's defense couldn't stop KC at all in the second half.
I would rank his SB 55 win at No. 1-A. When almost everyone had written him off, he proved why he is the Forever Goat, beating Mahomes/Chiefs in so doing. That win and his 2018 AFC Championship vs the same team will forever be a nagging asterisk beside Mahomes' achievements if and when he wins more SBs.
I'd say there's a case for knocking that SB lower in the rankings, due to the Chiefs' devastated offensive line. With Vea, Suh, and JPP terrorizing Mahomes, Brady only had to be above-average to cruise to a win.
@@Zalis116 You make a valid point BUT Brady was 43 y/o at that time!
Superbowl 51 was pure magic
meh... it's more like falcon disaster than anything else. Inexcusable lost
@@polpol1005 the pats ran so many plays the defense was gased in the 4th quarter
love it
Tho Brady made two picks one of my all time favorite wins was against the very arrogant chargers in San Diego in the 2006 divisional
😢😢😢 awesome..
Julian Edelman catch has to be number one
5:15 Brady converted 2 3rd and 10s to Edelman, then 1 to Gronk
Tom Brady’s retirement is Matt Ryan’s nightmare officially for life
and now he belongs to the ages.
cant wait for his official documentary of his career shits gonna be 3 hours long
How can anyone talk about that Patriots/Panthers Super Bowl and not mention Janet Jackson.
#4 should be #1
These kids have no idea what this man did. I saw hundreds of 3rd 10 in playoffs
3rd and 18 against the Jags, with no Gronk or Edelman.
@@tomtalley2192 impressive response. Nice. I was thinking a lot older. The 2007 days and people forget the 2011 year
@@tomtalley2192 atta boy T Talley . Great one, for real
I totally forgot that Brady threw for 500+ yards in a damn Super Bowl, and LOST. He has stat lines that will just never be approached. I mean...c'mon.
Snow game AKA Wiggys Career game!