How Good Was Tom Brady Actually? | Yass & Fats Reacts

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • #YassandFats #BritsReact #usa
    Please like, subscribe and turn on notifications if you enjoyed the video!👊🏻
    Support Our Channel Here:
    cash.app/yassa...
    PayPal.me/yassa...
    / yassandfats
    Stay Connected With Us Here:
    Yass Instagram: / yass_gifted
    Fats Instagram: / miss.cdy

Комментарии • 217

  • @ryan_2007_walls
    @ryan_2007_walls 5 месяцев назад +58

    Tom Brady is the G.O.A.T a 6th Round 199th overall pick by the Patriots in the 2000 NFL Draft the former Michigan Wolverines Alumni won 7 Super Bowl Championships in New England with 6 in 2001 to 2019 but with the Buccaneers in 2020 as well!

  • @richardmartin9565
    @richardmartin9565 5 месяцев назад +39

    Tom Brady used to be a weekly guest on a Boston sports radio program for most of the years he was here. To hear him talk for all those years, I got a good sense of his character. He was consistently an upfront and honest guest.

    • @jwcurry83
      @jwcurry83 19 дней назад

      That is why he resonated so well with the working class people of New England... who couldn't get behind "Do your job?"

  • @George-ux6zz
    @George-ux6zz 5 месяцев назад +26

    The last 10 years of Brady's career he was like an on the field coach and player.

  • @huffstudios4328
    @huffstudios4328 5 месяцев назад +34

    As a dolphins fan my entire life where Brady dominated the division for all of it, I hated him and respected him. He is the undisputed GOAT.

    • @dml6310
      @dml6310 5 месяцев назад +4

      I’m a dolphins fan too and my entire adult life except the last few years was dominated by this man. I hated him haha

  • @OpeningYugioh
    @OpeningYugioh 5 месяцев назад +26

    He’s the goat for sure. Even after his fall out with New England he went to the bucks and got them a Super Bowl. Brady is just a whole other beast

    • @chervang7578
      @chervang7578 5 месяцев назад +4

      Should have 2 super bowl with Tampa if that safety stay back instead of in the middle lol.

    • @AzulApe
      @AzulApe 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@chervang7578eh, it’s hard to repeat. Last two to do it are Mahomes and Brady. That should tell you enough.

  • @leif712009
    @leif712009 5 месяцев назад +10

    Seahawks fan here. I got nothing but RESPECT for Brady. Rooted against him but gotta give him his props. One of the most competitive players in (any) sports history. Him and Jordan, truly the GOATS. If you haven’t seen “The Brady 6” I recommend it. It’s about the 6 QB’s drafted ahead of him and how Brady used that as a motivation throughout his career. Gritty stuff.

  • @rg20322
    @rg20322 5 месяцев назад +13

    @6:20 where Drew Bledsoe (Starting QB) gets leveled he suffered a lung injury and internal bleeding. He stayed on the sidelines when another player alerted staff to get him to a hospital, where he supposedly could have died if he stayed on the sidelines. Crazy - that hit was rough, but you have no idea how big those collisions can be.
    I'm a NE Patriots lifelong fan starting in the 70's through all the VERY tough times and misery this team would bring, along with the crazy ownerships. Every so often they would have a good year but most not so much until 2001 where it all came together. Think about being a Red Sox and Patriots fan prior it was sheer misery with heartbreak every time.

  • @CimmerianAssassin
    @CimmerianAssassin 5 месяцев назад +15

    The brady 6 documentary is a must watch for people that are tom brady fans

    • @iiTzoreo1
      @iiTzoreo1 5 месяцев назад +1

      I wish someone would react to that doc. It’s one of my favorites

  • @xkelzzzx4921
    @xkelzzzx4921 5 месяцев назад +2

    I can’t believe that no one says this stat because it puts into perspective, CLEARLY, just how impactful he was on the game. He has more Super Bowl wins, himself, than any other nfl team. He directly contributed to all those wins as well for anyone trying to say that he could’ve just went to a good team and leeched super bowls, no, this guy won each one of those super bowls with his hands. More than any other team in the sport has.

  • @codymazza7303
    @codymazza7303 5 месяцев назад +2

    this video simply only scratches the surface of how legendary Brady's career was.

  • @timlenard1646
    @timlenard1646 5 месяцев назад +10

    don't worry about tom not making money, he's currently worth 512 million dollars... he's doing fine...

  • @sammurphy3343
    @sammurphy3343 5 месяцев назад +5

    Tom bradys 7 rings is more than any single NFL team.

  • @Klokkey
    @Klokkey 5 месяцев назад +5

    he has more super bowl than any TEAM in the whole league he has 7 and only a few teams have 6, that alone says everything

  • @jmstudios6456
    @jmstudios6456 5 месяцев назад +2

    Best player of all time. He was the best player of the league from year 2000 to 2022. Every week you were expecting the patriots to beat any team they faced and that never changed as a patriot for 20 years. Watch his highlights and pay attention his decision making, throwing accuracy/power, footwork, and intensity. He had so many different players on his team thru the years and made them all better as they all wanted to play for him!

  • @mypungkin
    @mypungkin 5 месяцев назад +3

    Thank u for reacting to Tom Brady. He played for my team the Patriots for 20yrs. We have been struggling since he left. Finding a good QB is difficult. Finding the best to ever do it is even harder.

  • @ajrocks44
    @ajrocks44 5 месяцев назад +3

    NFL has a salary cap, so they could pay for it but are not allowed to bc you have to keep the team salaries under the cap.

  • @PaulsWanderings
    @PaulsWanderings 22 дня назад

    3-28 is all that you need to know!!! He was so respected that when he went to Tampa Bay Chris Goodwin, who wore #12 since high school, gave it up so that Tom Brady could wear it.
    Tom really didn't want to leave the Patriots but he and the coach weren't getting along and the coach was really good as well so the owner Robert Kraft gave him his blessing to find another team. Tom went to the owner's wedding after leaving the Patriots.

  • @jacenjustice
    @jacenjustice 5 месяцев назад +2

    Hard work beats talent if talent doesn't work hard.

  • @derpderpin1568
    @derpderpin1568 5 месяцев назад +1

    Lived in New England for his entire career. I've never felt more comfortable and confident in coming back to win games from behind with any other team in any other sport in my life and it's because of Brady. If it was mathematically possible and Brady got one more drive down the field we were going to win the game. It was incredible and I doubt I'll ever experience that feeling again.

    • @PaulsWanderings
      @PaulsWanderings 22 дня назад

      When the Pats won the coin toss in the Superbowl overtime you knew the game was over.

  • @richardmartin9565
    @richardmartin9565 5 месяцев назад +3

    Brady was like an on-field coach.

  • @JR-gc6yl
    @JR-gc6yl 5 месяцев назад +5

    Yessirrr patriots nation ✊🏽

  • @AromaBlue
    @AromaBlue 3 месяца назад

    Simply the best. ❤😂 And a modest Cinderella type of football player. Time will tell how long his GOAT moniker, reputation and now insane records will last, but I myself will always admire him, his career, drive and accomplishments.

  • @BuntTheBlunt
    @BuntTheBlunt 5 месяцев назад +1

    He wasn’t loved by most till he left New England. People couldn’t stand that New England won year after year and the country hated this man. All his day one new England’s are beyond thankful for the journey, and we’re glad to see him win in Tampa to put the “system quarter back” to rest

  • @rlewis1203
    @rlewis1203 5 месяцев назад +1

    The Tampa SB was awesome cuz everyone thought he needed his old coach to win. The new coach Arians was so old school. I’m glad he got his chance to win

  • @tzazarizona2676
    @tzazarizona2676 3 месяца назад

    One of the greatest Tom Brady games to watch was when he would pull out a win after trailing for most of a game, he did it often.

  • @sircliffordmalcolmjac5870
    @sircliffordmalcolmjac5870 2 месяца назад

    Theres a yt video from Colin Cowherd, a sports show host, comparing Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. They had a long rivalry as two of the best, always meeting eachother in the post season. Cowherd puts up 2 lists showing the receivers they had td completions to, and Manning had Wayne and Harrison as his main two receivers most of his time in Indy, and a few different rbs and tes, but they didnt change too much, so Manning had like less than 20 people on his list. Tom Brady, on the other hand, his list looked like movie credits!! It was incredible!! He mustve had over 150 different people he had thrown tds to in his time with the Pats!! Thats just another testament to his ability and greatness, that the team members would change constantly but their success stayed consistent!!💪💪🤘🤘

  • @stevenaleman7454
    @stevenaleman7454 5 месяцев назад

    Imagine having lived in the same time as Tom Brady and witness his 3 hall of fame careers in one lifetime! Knowing his stats were unbelievable from his first 7 years, to the second 7 years, and finally his last 7-8 years is ridiculously insane!!! His career will never be surpassed, at least not in my lifetime. He’s the greatest to ever play football…🎤🔥👍

  • @rodneysisco6364
    @rodneysisco6364 5 месяцев назад +1

    Something about which you may not be aware is that the NFL has a hard salary cap . A team CANNOT spend more than a fixed amount on total player salaries for the team . So while the amount of salary a team plays a player is not relevant in terms of whether or not the team can afford it from a financial viewpoint , it is VERY relevant in terms of the salary cap limiting how much it is ALLOWED to spend on players by the league .. Every year , many players are let go by teams because the team can't fit the amount of money they want under its salary cap

  • @AlisonTuckwab
    @AlisonTuckwab Месяц назад

    Aaron was a 49er Spam and that’s Aaron‘s hometown team. He lives there so that’s Aaron before Tom Brady. 🔥🔥🔥

  • @jdm5282
    @jdm5282 5 месяцев назад

    I live 20 min from Gillette Stadium and saw everyone of TB12 performances and he was AMAZING FROM GAME #1 Till he retired!!! nobody was better!!! He gave Maholmes a beat down at KC. and the Superbowl!!! Need i say anymore? GBY all Dave.

  • @AceManning18
    @AceManning18 5 месяцев назад +4

    I'm a Colts fan [Bradys biggest rival the first half of his career], any american football fan will be able to tell from my username. That being said, Tom Brady is the goat.
    He has more super bowl wins individually than any of the other 31 TEAMS have in their history. Let that sink in for a moment. He has 7 super bowl victories, no team in the NFL has won more than 6 [Patriots, Steelers]
    You just can't argue with that. I agree they aren't all because of him, but at some point you have to admit he's the biggest part. As soon as he left New England and won in his first season in Tampa, there was no more debate. There shouldn't even have been one before, really.

  • @GhostfaceLouis
    @GhostfaceLouis 5 месяцев назад

    Greatest Ever..
    Seen the making of the legend at Michigan

  • @dquanissavage6287
    @dquanissavage6287 5 месяцев назад

    Yass & Fats Truly Such A Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎

  • @JayR.Feltus
    @JayR.Feltus 5 месяцев назад

    I know a guy that used to be a receiver in the NFL and sometimes worked with Brady in off-season. He said he was so precise that he could tell if your route running was off by margins as little as 6 inches. Just goes to show about him not being good enough to start in high-school same as a GOAT in the NBA Michael Jordan, work hard enough and can achieve greatness !!!

  • @theopencourt7231
    @theopencourt7231 5 месяцев назад +1

    Imagine Tom played till today and he was approaching 100k passing yards ☠️☠️

  • @stevenaleman7454
    @stevenaleman7454 5 месяцев назад

    Tom Brady developed a “culture” that most everyone in the NFL respected and admired… Bucs teammates and coaches were wise to buy into his “culture” where he always led by example as a football player.

  • @charleswilliams654
    @charleswilliams654 5 месяцев назад

    as captain you will see the C emblem on the right shoulder of his jersey always had once he got named a captain.

  • @Lippett
    @Lippett 5 месяцев назад +1

    Babe Ruth: made it to the World Series 10 times, won 7.
    Tom Brady: made it to the Super Bowl 10 times, won 7.
    Babe Ruth is likely the most famous and storied athlete in American history.
    In the NFL Brady is the GOAT. Individually, he has won more Super Bowl than any franchise. Think about that.
    Unparalleled career, one-of-one.

    • @wilfredonievesjr
      @wilfredonievesjr 5 месяцев назад

      Do not forget Bill Russell's 11 NBA championships in only 13 year career. All with the same team...Ruth and Brady can't match.

    • @Lippett
      @Lippett 5 месяцев назад

      @@wilfredonievesjr Absolutely. And his 10th and 11th championships he was Player/Coach. Yet the revisionists nowadays rarely even include Bill Russell IN THE TOP 5 all-time, which is beyond absurd.

    • @AzulApe
      @AzulApe 5 месяцев назад +1

      Respect to Ruth, but he dominated in an era where certain races weren’t allowed to play. Kind of rings hollow.

    • @Lippett
      @Lippett 5 месяцев назад

      @@AzulApe Fair enough but you're missing my point. Could care less about race I'm talking about how legendary and storied Babe Ruth was in American sports history and how Brady's career was somewhat comparable.

  • @RedSkywalker17
    @RedSkywalker17 5 месяцев назад

    You guys should do a reaction to his hall of fame speech. He's such an inspirational guy!

  • @MonteyCarlo92081
    @MonteyCarlo92081 5 месяцев назад

    some more persective… he was a pocket QB meaning he never really rushed or left the front 5 of his oline. that means he’s got hella dudes running towards him trying to take him donw and the fact that he could pull off clutch games with that happening is INSANE. then theres the amount of recievers he played with. most top end QBs play with a consistent set of players. Brady has played with an incrediable amount of people and not only that, most of them were nobodies. his clutch ability was insanely high.

  • @m1illion1
    @m1illion1 5 месяцев назад

    His leadership skills are off the charts.

  • @TheCondescendingRedditor
    @TheCondescendingRedditor 5 месяцев назад

    He's the greatest of all time, no one debates it. It's unquestionable

  • @raymondlangdon9637
    @raymondlangdon9637 5 месяцев назад

    [TRIBUTE]
    I don't think we(mere mortals) really appreciate true greatness & leadership when it's right in front of us, and when we do it's taken for granted to some extent I believe. That said, here's my tribute to the real and undisputed GOAT of the NFL. Thanks for all the memories and for me personally, all the lessons you exemplify day in and day out.
    Mr. Thomas Edward Patrick Brady Jr.,
    I'd like to thank you for what you've exhibited through your ACTIONS & BEHAVIORS over the course of your illustrious 22 year professional career.
    Hell, let's add in your 4+ years at Michigan where you ultimately became team captain and were selected by your peers to lead them into battle every Saturday at "The Big House."
    I once heard Tommy say that's ☝ his "biggest accomplishment, the one that means the most to him," despite all his awards and accolades it's being selected captain of his college team & mates that he takes the most pride in.
    Or let's take it back to your junior and senior years at San Mateo High School where you began to display the work ethic and dedication that separated you from the rest.....working on your mechanics, footwork, staying late at practices and doing whatever it took to get 1% better everyday.
    We all know the rest, right? Being selected with the 199th overall pick in the 6th(out of 7) round of players to be selected.
    Starting as the 4th QB on the Patriots depth chart and ascending to the starting role and a Super Bowl Champion in only his 2nd season in the league.
    Followed by 2 more Super Bowl victories in the next 3 seasons and the birth of a sports dynasty.
    I was fortunate to be in attendance at your 1st ever start at the old Foxboro stadium and obviously I had no clue about the career you'd go on to have....but good lord did we get our money's worth as Patriots and NFL fans.
    I have literally watched 90% of the NFL games you started live, I'm super lucky to be able to say that and to have been a fan in the Era that ushered you into and now ultimately out of the league.
    I mean holy sheep sh*t 🤯
    ✔ 7 SB championships(more than any entire NFL franchise)
    ✔ 10 SB appearances
    ✔ 5 SB MVP's
    ✔ 3(about to be 4 I truly believe) league MVP's
    ✔ Most fuggin EVERYTHING in terms of any and all pertinent stats, most importantly imo is WINS and that winning percentage is absolutely nuts
    ✔ 14 League Championship appearances
    ✔ 35 Playoff Victories
    ✔ Overcame biggest deficit in Super Bowl history
    ***************************************************
    I mean I could go on forever with the numbers and hardware he's accumulated but just the ones mentioned above will NEVER be duplicated or surpassed.
    The best trait about Tommy in terms of leadership is...... How he connects and relates to every single teammate on a personal level, hence they're all willing to run through a brick wall for him.
    Marty Bennet said "The night before the AFC championships the coaches and everyone left the locker room n Tom kept all the players there and gave a speech, this wasn't no rah-rah-rah any given Sunday AL Pacino speech but he spoke to each guy individually and gave a quick comment about what they've been working on or how they've progressed this season or something about their personal life but each comment was genuine and unique to each guy all the way from the scout team to...... Gronk."
    Tommy leads by example, by putting in the work & effort, by obsessing over competition & winning, by embracing the process and loving the game, and lastly by knowing he's "the best guy to lead that team out onto the field every week, I want to earn it every single day." -Tom Brady
    Thanks Tommy,

  • @PhrankJWhite
    @PhrankJWhite 5 месяцев назад

    My hero all my life tom Brady never lets me down 😊

  • @mickeyhartsell6096
    @mickeyhartsell6096 5 месяцев назад +5

    Tom Brady is the greatest American that ever lived I don't care what anybody says. Everything the guy touches turns the gold

    • @leif712009
      @leif712009 5 месяцев назад

      I’d put Jordan alongside him.

    • @jayaugust5889
      @jayaugust5889 5 месяцев назад +1

      Greatest American? I don't know about that. I'm a big fan of Brady's but he's still a football player. Hell, George Washington has a state named after him. Is he at least in the conversation?

    • @the-record-lab
      @the-record-lab 5 месяцев назад +2

      Eli Manning

    • @eva_pilot
      @eva_pilot 5 месяцев назад +2

      just cuz he won some footbal games? gtfoh
      ppl who protect this country like soldiers n cops r the greatest americans

  • @TheBoiZayDiazVerticalGamming
    @TheBoiZayDiazVerticalGamming 5 месяцев назад

    Tom Brady was captain in 2004-end of his career in Tampa bay he shared captain with mike evens

  • @societaljokester8823
    @societaljokester8823 5 месяцев назад

    I'm a lifelong Indy Colts fan so my disdain for Brady is immense. However, he is the undeniable G.O.A.T. the only issue I have is when people say 7 SB wins is untouchable. No record is "untouchable." Improbable as that current record ever gets broken BUT it is possible. I mean, Patrick Mahomes as 3 now and has only been playing 7 years. So, again, as unlikely as it will be broken but everything is possible.

  • @randy-qf8pq
    @randy-qf8pq 5 месяцев назад +1

    Pay cut is really deferred payment , generally .

  • @noveezy10
    @noveezy10 5 месяцев назад

    This video does NOT stress how HARD it is to do what Tom Brady did. He is unquestionably the best football player to ever lace up a pair of boots.

  • @billstein2
    @billstein2 5 месяцев назад

    I'm a Michigan fan.
    Many of us (emabarrassedly) admit that we thought Drew Henson should have been the solid #1 at Michigan.
    (We all know now, that we were wrong.)

  • @hardknox1917
    @hardknox1917 5 месяцев назад

    Even fans of other teams take the hat off to Brady . Guy was the best to ever do it and it’s not even close .

  • @rodney-m7g
    @rodney-m7g Месяц назад

    There is a big problem evaluating quarterbacks .NFL scouts continually over-rate QB's who are big and fast with cannons for arms , without fully taking into account the mental and personality aspects , which are AT LEAST as important as the physical ones because the physical ones are obvious and measurable while the mental ones are much more difficult { and subjective } to rate .This is why so many highly rated QB prospects which are picked at the top of the draft fail to become good NFL QB's .Also because football is the ULTIMATE team sport , every player's performance is heavily influenced by the coaches and team mates he has around him . As has been said about many QB's , after they fail , " he has a million dollar arm and a 5 cent head " . Both the NY Jets and Chicago Bears in the last10 years have had multiple QB's which they picked very high in the first round of drafts fail miserably .

  • @gobucs7870
    @gobucs7870 5 месяцев назад +1

    He went to Tampa who was the worst winning percentage of any American sports team and won a Superbowl.

  • @EveryThingProfit
    @EveryThingProfit 5 месяцев назад +1

    If your from Atlanta we share the same pain

  • @redgummy-bear5641
    @redgummy-bear5641 5 месяцев назад

    He took a pay cut because in the NFL, a team can only spend a certain amount on all their players. He lowered his salary so that they could get better players for the team. MLB for example does not have a cap.

  • @RobertHolck-dw6pr
    @RobertHolck-dw6pr Месяц назад

    Brady stands out the most in the NFL in every category

  • @Titans17-0
    @Titans17-0 5 месяцев назад

    For 20+ years the debate was who are the teams most likely to beat brady in the playoffs. He made it seem normal to always be the in playoffs every single year and on top of that win a few of the playoff games and 7 superbowls throughout all of that.

  • @natenord1130
    @natenord1130 5 месяцев назад

    Troy Polamalu highlights. Physical and mental football phenom

  • @StrawHatMatt
    @StrawHatMatt 28 дней назад

    Now do Mike Evans! He's the main reason Brady wanted to go to Tampa Bay

  • @lesbourgeois1829
    @lesbourgeois1829 5 месяцев назад

    As a life long Patriots fan I miss the Brady days

  • @binxbolling
    @binxbolling 3 месяца назад

    Since this video was made, the Chiefs have won back-to-back Super Bowls. And their quarterback, Patrick Mahomes has already won 3 Super Bowls in his 20s.

  • @op..fredf.f9295
    @op..fredf.f9295 5 месяцев назад +1

    you will never look ishowspeed the same way again reaction on this ❤

  • @timhale-j6m
    @timhale-j6m Месяц назад

    growing up in the era i thought drew bledsoe was the man but after brady replaced him history speaks for itself.

  • @robertevans2450
    @robertevans2450 5 месяцев назад

    I would caution against comparing running backs with quarterbacks. The playing time expectancy for an RB is really small compared to QBs, and so as it relates to money made, longevity wins every time, and the greater legacy the greater image value, the greater life earnings. RBs have to make their money quick, for they won't be healthy long enough to make a legacy that generates the same money as any other position outside of linemen.

  • @jackhaskell694
    @jackhaskell694 5 месяцев назад

    What this video didn’t cover well was how unstoppable Brady was when his team needed a score to win. Every team knew that if Brady got the ball in the last minute or two he was going to engineer a drive and score. He turned journeymen receivers into all stars. And he read defenses better than anyone else.

  • @AlisonTuckwab
    @AlisonTuckwab Месяц назад

    I mean a 49ers fan and that’s his home town they would’ve picked Aaron. He would’ve been right at home. Don’t live too far from there. 🔥🔥

  • @chezblunts
    @chezblunts 5 месяцев назад

    It could be argued that for the first three Super Bowl wins, it was because of the defense not Tom Brady.

  • @BigBuffGuy1
    @BigBuffGuy1 5 месяцев назад

    one thing players would say is brady was a good team mate knew everyone's name even the last guy on the teams name

  • @kevindurr8
    @kevindurr8 5 месяцев назад

    You guys should react to men with pans from America’s got talent! Funniest video ever!

  • @JoyceStrayhorn
    @JoyceStrayhorn 5 месяцев назад +1

    You should look up what he has for a diet it is unreal people say. But he is going to be cashing in on being a commentator I think on Fox

  • @17thwboy
    @17thwboy 5 месяцев назад

    You guys should react to hurricane katrina that happened in 2005 i think it is still the costliest natural disaster to happen in america.

  • @94FADE
    @94FADE 5 месяцев назад

    brady has 7 rings. more than any team in the nfl has in their history.

  • @texbudf150
    @texbudf150 5 месяцев назад

    Look at the football jersey on the right side you will see a square box with stars on it and letter C on it that tell you he is the captain on that team you'll see him on different players That's how you know he's a captain yass&fats

  • @JoeBlow_4
    @JoeBlow_4 5 месяцев назад

    Another reason Brady could afford to take the pay cuts was he was married to supermodel Gisele Bündchen who had a net worth of about $386 million (adjusted to about $470 million in today's dollar). They weren't hurting for cash..

  • @lesbourgeois1829
    @lesbourgeois1829 5 месяцев назад

    Brady also had the best head coach of all time and some of the best defensive teams to help him. Not to diminish he is the G.O.A.T.

    • @hardknox1917
      @hardknox1917 5 месяцев назад +1

      Bellichick was trash before Brady and after Brady , Brady made bill .

    • @AzulApe
      @AzulApe 5 месяцев назад +1

      As the above poster said, check Bill’s win record without Brady.

    • @lesbourgeois1829
      @lesbourgeois1829 5 месяцев назад

      @@AzulApe Brady gets more credit but it was Bill that put together those teams. The great defenses that made Brady's job easier was all Bill.

  • @erikgrubbs
    @erikgrubbs 5 месяцев назад

    He knew he would make 100s of millions in sponsorship’s and media deals.

  • @johnblackhead2384
    @johnblackhead2384 5 месяцев назад

    Doubtful anyone will ever come close to breaking his records. Playing 23 seasons is unheard of.

  • @obiohaz6023
    @obiohaz6023 5 месяцев назад

    you should react to tom bradys newly made youtube channel. only 2 vids atm, but are fun

  • @AW11-e4h
    @AW11-e4h 5 месяцев назад

    Love or hate him,Tom is the G O A T ✌️

  • @williamwatts7609
    @williamwatts7609 5 месяцев назад

    Basically, the quarterback is the brains of the team

  • @rodneysisco6364
    @rodneysisco6364 5 месяцев назад

    Football is probably the most TEAM sport there is . Everything one does is dependent upon your team mates doing their job . Because quarterbacks are the focus of the team they get too much credit when things go well and too much blame when things go badly ,. Still , the QB IS the most important player on the offense , but he can't do his job properly if his line doesn't block well for him , his receivers don't get open or catch the ball when he throws to them or the running backs don't gain yardage when they run the ball , and the offensive co-ordinator has to call the right plays in the right situations . .But even if everything goes well on offense , the team is still not going to win consistently if the defense isn't doing its job well and the QB has absolutely nothing to do with the defense .

  • @VulcanP90
    @VulcanP90 5 месяцев назад

    Might as well watch Aaron Rodgers - The Bad Man. It's a bit longer but it's great.

  • @patricks6204
    @patricks6204 5 месяцев назад

    Tom Brady has so many haters but it's jealousy of success. There's been a few times where the Patriots used questionable tactics (even cheating) but even if you took out those times, I don't think you could significantly negate his success. I'm not a Brady fan but I respect the hell out of the guy's talent. Also, I appreciate watching your channel and seeing your reactions to these videos.

  • @chroniccomplainer3792
    @chroniccomplainer3792 4 месяца назад

    Tom brady isn't just the best football player ever, hes the greatest sports player in human history. I hate him but its true. He was unstoppable and inevitable. Human Thanos

  • @meepintosh7968
    @meepintosh7968 5 месяцев назад

    Brady has more superbowl wins than any franchise in the nfl
    Patriots: 6 Super Bowls
    Steelers: 6 super bowls
    Tom Brady: 7 super bowls

  • @chris20874
    @chris20874 5 месяцев назад

    There is no team in the NFL that has won more super bowls in their entire history than Tom Brady has. I am surprised he didn't bring that up.

  • @battlestar1788
    @battlestar1788 4 месяца назад

    There were so many reason and fact that show why he should have been drafted number 1 but every team look at the cover but did not read the book

  • @gregcable3250
    @gregcable3250 5 месяцев назад

    One of the greatest QBs of all time. For my money, in terms of their abilities to beat you in a number of ways, Montana, Marino, Elway, Rodgers were all better QBs but Brady won more Super Bowls than any other QB. So I tip my hat to him for that.

  • @joshsmith4512
    @joshsmith4512 5 месяцев назад

    got to see elway and Montana, and Peyton and Brady 😁

  • @binxbolling
    @binxbolling 5 месяцев назад

    12:13. Brady and Patrick Mahomes, winner of 3 of the last 5 Superbowls. It would have been 4 if not dor Brady. Mahomes, some say, will end up being the GOAT.

  • @dragonage2112
    @dragonage2112 5 месяцев назад

    Scott Stevens greatest hits! Most brutal defenseman in the NHL ever! Check it out!

  • @bernardburns2480
    @bernardburns2480 5 месяцев назад +1

    React to lamar jackson

  • @sasquatchwithinternetacces2940
    @sasquatchwithinternetacces2940 5 месяцев назад

    Hated brady for years, but ended up rooting for him.

  • @modifidious7171
    @modifidious7171 5 месяцев назад

    Tom was so good, the NFL rules commission made it so he'd get a flag every time he was touched. He was so good in fact, that Bill just got the Hall of Fame induction period reduced from 5 years to 1. Brady was the NFLs Golden Boy and needed him to be the face of the league, and changed the rules to benefit him first and foremost. Peyton Manning is the GOAT, not Brady lol.

  • @trblmakr7572
    @trblmakr7572 5 месяцев назад +1

    Great video, great reaction but I have to admit it was hard to watch, I was too distracted by Fats, she's gorgeous and your a lucky man

  • @xRx39
    @xRx39 4 месяца назад

    i was at the game he came back to new englands stadium to say goodbye grown men crying

  • @jayaugust5889
    @jayaugust5889 5 месяцев назад

    Salary cap. Brady playing for less was a HUGE part of his success. The Patriots were swimming in talent during his 20 years there and rarely lost great players due to salary cap issues.

    • @battlestar1788
      @battlestar1788 4 месяца назад

      You really think he had the talent on offense like peyton and Patrick roger etc had please

    • @jayaugust5889
      @jayaugust5889 4 месяца назад

      @@battlestar1788 Pats spent their money on defense. That's why they won the super bowls and the others didn't. Officials throw the current rule book away when the post season starts and let the defenders light the skill guys up. KC knows this. That's why they are paying the defenders and trading the Tyrek Hills of the world.

  • @George-ux6zz
    @George-ux6zz 5 месяцев назад

    That Superbowl win against Mahomes and the Chiefs was supposed to be like Brady the Goat against Mahomes the new goat. Everyone bet Mahomes would smoke 43 year old Brady. It didn't happen, Brady got his 7th Superbowl victory. Instead of a victory street parade, the Bucs had a victory boat parade. It was on a whole different level.

  • @TheNewThrone
    @TheNewThrone 5 месяцев назад

    It doesnt matter which team you support (im a Pittsburgh steelers fan) everyone knows tom brady is the goat and always will be.

  • @WhereIsYourID
    @WhereIsYourID 5 месяцев назад

    I absolutely hate the Patriots but Tom Brady is easily the greatest football player of all time there is zero doubt