In his last season in the NFL at 44yrs old, Brady threw 733 passes for 4,694 yards, 25 touchdowns, 9 INTs. He was still elite when he retired. Not bad for a 44 year old QB trying to play.
All these glitchy "best college season ever" qbs can't even pull the numbers he got in his final season. I was shocked to hear how many average qbs currently were that.
@@slapshotjack9806 Gas rule proved that the balls where normal. ''only one ball'' that the colts provided to the ref was low . hardball with ravens was crying the week before , he got out smarted by Tom B. . hardball and the colts set tom up.
People hate him because he comes off as a massive tool in terms of his personality. He's shady af, and not just on the field. It's not that he won, it how he won. From the tuck rule, to video taping scandals, deflate gate. He got hella lucky a buncha times, including the Seahawks blunder and 28-3. Outside for a couple of years in his prime when he had stacked teams, his play was very boring to watch. Much respect to his achievements but he's a tool.
@@randyriddle4824 Same undocumented claims if you would have followed the story thru its entirety and actually documented yourself you would how nonsensical you sound by posting a post like this one. I cannot vouch for Belichick although I know that he was not the only one doing it (or only team if you prefer) yet the Patriots were the only franchise that was severely punished for doing it. As far as deflategate goes me being from up North I knew already there was a high probability that a natural phenomenon called ideal gas law in physics was more than likely the reason the ball pressure changed without any human intervention. Like i said if you document yourself not to mention all the odours of foul play by the commissioner’s office in order to get Brady suspended without the shred of a proof. You do know that in court the NFL were originally denied a condemnation for lack of evidence. If that doesn’t sound an alarm bell in your head I don’t know what else will.
Brady permanently sealed the argument of if Mahomes would ever surpass him as the GOAT in SB55, that was the nail in the coffin. 22 Yeas in the NFL, 10 Super Bowl appearances, 7 Rings, and more records than any other NFL player in history, plus like you said he beat Mahomes MULTIPLE times in the post season.
@@Spartan536 The funny part is, that KC team was the best team Mahomes ever had & they got throttled by the bucs. Mahomes couldn't beat brady, it's probably gonna be something haunting him from ever (if he does it) becoming a goat. The longevity of mahomes also depends on injuries, he's got 3 atm and i don't think he's on the path at the current moment to play another 15 season
@@lndigoh he already is a goat in rings alone lol. Eli beat Brady twice in the super bowl would you say Eli is better? Not saying he's better yet but he's on pace to beat him in every stat, i agree about longevity though time will tell.
@@roggers41 I was referring to the actual Goat convo if mahomes get's there. If Eli had tbh 6 rings and didn't have so many meh seasons & maybe 2 MVP's id say yeah. Eli is tbh the only one who had the pat's # even tho he got blessed with incredible plays to win the ballgame
I was never a gigantic fan of Brady but who wasn’t rooting for him in 2020. Yeah the bucs were a super team but the run they went one with him going head to head with the best qbs in the game in the playoffs cemented his legacy
Tom Brady was capable of seeing the WHOLE PICTURE. He brought the PATS' "DO YOUR JOB" mentality directly to the Bucs...and forged a winning mentality, besides attempting to secure good players that would make a complete TEAM. And his Superbowl win in Tampa Bay was overwhelming, compared to all his past winnings...WHEN HE WAS YOUNGER(!) I even rooted for the BUCS against the PATS, when they met. How about that?!
His legacy was already cemented after coming back and beating ATL for his 5th ring. If anything the Super Bowl win against KC proved the narrative that Tom Brady was the primary reason the pats had their success and not BB. (Player vs Coach debate)
He is proof that the quarterback position is determined by the mind, not the physique. He treated the game like chess and to watch it unfold was inspiring. The games he led, even the ones where the lost, were amazing because you KNEW there was a chance for a godlike comeback. He could be down by 2 touchdowns with 3 minutes left and you KNEW you could see something amazing. It was for this ability to beat the odds that made him the most exciting quarterback to watch in football history.
He was CEREBRAL, instinctive, and DRIVEN. His running ability was horrible, but...he knew WHEN to RUN. Look at SB LI, against Atlanta...or SB XLIX, against Seattle, as well as some other regular season games. Remember Brian Urlacher? Tom deked him OUT(!)
Brady is a living legend 💯🔥 "inspirational story" he wasnt even picked from the top teams and no one belived in him goes to show he proved them all wrong!!!
@@michaelshirhall1831ha they filmed at practice and the balls psi was a tiny off. You might be clinically insane and need to seek professional help. He was a student of the game and smartest guy on the field
It came from DEEP INSIDE. It's how everyone should operate: vision, perseverance, hard work, astute observation while studying, and...following through.
Pats fan since their inception in 1960 (82 years old) I witnessed the good,the bad,the ugly with this team. Twenty years of unbelievable QB play and an unreal run!
@spaceexplorer6636 cheater who played for a coach that cheated. And it's not just me saying it. Robert Kraft paid millions in fines to keep Belichec around. Spy gate, deflate gate .. he's not the goat.
@@BabemuffinBrady has over twice as many superbowls than mahomes, that’s as close as they are right now. Brady has put mahomes in his place countless times, keep coping
As a Bengals fan myself saying this. I would love to declare that Tom Brady obviously isn't the most hated player in the NFL... Vontaze Burfict claimed that role lol.
Vontaze is the dirtiest player and most vilified. But much less people cared about him and for much less time than Tom. More people hated Tom, but more people thought Vontaze was actually a POS.
TB did whatever he could to be a winner, to include not taking a raise in order to allow his team to hire and pay other, better players for his team. That is what made him better than most of the others.
Right now Mahomes is applying the exact same recipe by letting others requesting crazy salaries and not asking to be the highest paid QB in the league.
Brady always did whatever it took to win. If it mean’t handing it off 25 times for 2-3 yards, or if it was just a quick screen. He never made it the Tom Brady show (look at me), gunsling my team to victory. Not to mention how many game winning drives, all while being probably the slowest running QB I’ve ever seen. His game/situational management was second to none
Yep. You'd think other QB's would learn from Brady's choice to put team first? Players like Dak Prescott $60M (definitely doesn't deserve it), Joe Burrow $55M, Trevor Lawrence $55M, Jordan Love $55M, Tua Tagovailoa $53.1M, Jared Goff $53M, Justin Herbert $52.5M, Lamar Jackson $52M, and Jalen Hurts $51M. Only Patrick Mahomes $46M and Josh Allen $43M seem to be modeling their choices after TB12, and it will probably pay off in the long run?
Here is another one for the haters....Brady won 251 regular season games...if you were to play 21 seasons (the number of seasons Brady was a starter) in the NFL , You would have to win 12 games EVERY year to pass him by 1 win....no down years...no rebuilding...you have one bad year and you arent catching him. For context...Mahomes would need to win 12 games a year for the next 15 years to beat him by 3 wins
Haters need to buy a dictionary too - morons. . athletic /ăth-lĕt′ĭk/ adjective . Of or befitting athletics or athletes. Characterized by or involving physical activity or exertion. . "an athletic lifestyle; an athletic child." Physically strong and well-developed; muscular. "an actor with an athletic build." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik . He was so "ATHLETIC" they paid him tens of millions of dollars to throw a toy around on a green field. . Haters are green with envy. Haters getting triggered into rages over a silly made up game. A kids game played by men. . I never watched, but I knew when the games were on and all the men were together drinking. That's when I became a back door man to their women folk.
@@alanfitz9547 It has nothing to do with the math, It's the idea that you would have to start at QB for over 2 decades straight and win at least 12 games yearly. As good as Mahomes has been he would still need to do it for 15 more seasons to catch up...Its a testament to the greatness of TB and BB defenses
@@Nomah1979 Congrats you can do arithmetic. All you had to do was state he won 250 games. Only an idiot like you would need the number explained and dissected in a full paragraph. the rest of us know what numbers are.
Tom did so much for the fans in New England. I wasn't even upset when he left because he was the best part of my childhood watching football. Not just getting to watch the GOAT as a kid, but have him on MY TEAM. It was how i bonded with my Dad and we still try to watch at least one or two games a season together. The Patriots and Tom Brady made a huge impact on my life and some of my favorite memories of being with my Dad and my Grandma (she passed last year) were centered around Brady and the Pats.
The thing about Brady…is an example of the fact that anybody can make it in this world with solid drive and focus. The man was always a competitor and winner at heart….it just took the right timing and circumstance to unearth it.
Correct! Tom Brady was never going to be a starter for the Patriots. Bill and Robert never saw anything in Tom besides just being a backup QB to their Franchise Star Drew Bledsoe. The right circumstance was Mo Lewis who took Drew out and allowed Tom Brady to be takeover and make history. I think without that Mo Lewis hit, Tom could have remain a backup for years to come and never shine with the Patriots. But who knows? Tom could have left the Patriots 4 years later still as a backup, go to another team and make that team win super bowls.
Deflategate always bugs me because if you know how pressure works and heat you know it being out in the cold will cause the pressure to drop. An MIT professor who is an eagles fan used it to prove the universal gas law and actually showed that the patriots would have actually been at a disadvantage if the balls were deflated and took a ball an extra second or tenth of a second to fly 10 yards. Making it easier to defend. Look up MIT professor deflategate it’s pretty cool actually. Also going into half it was 17-7 after half the patriots blew the colts out. It was like 17-7 into half then it was like 45-7 at the end. The colts were better off with the flat balls by a wide margin. Also on the frank clark call you can’t really be mad at Brady about that cuz he lined up way offside. He may not have gotten around to even get that pressure to cause the ball to be high.
Haters will be haters the man is a living legend, I hated seeing Patriots winning I am a 49ers enthusiast but me or no one can deny the gift this guy Tom fkn Brady baddest QB the world has ever seen has brought 2 us all
I'm a Lions diehard that never understood the hate for Brady. Dude is the ultimate team player. He'd take less money for better teammates. He'd hold off-season camps w/ his receivers to continually improve. He'd always take responsibility for failure, even if it wasn't his fault. He would always deflect praise and give it to teammates. He was incredibly fun to watch, as he was a surgeon on the field. I think it's because he's a handsome, well-spoken man, married a supermodel, and hugely successful. I'll concede that he did piss and moan too much to officials. That was annoying. But that's about it. Jealousy is the reason.
Surgeons may be successful, but they're rarely entertaining. Watching the Patriots play was like observing accountants operating their adding machines.
Congratulations, I think this Vid is the best summary video of Brady's career. I think there should be an awards program for videos made on RUclips e. Good work! Thank you!
He is far from the most hated player. The most hated player would be a criminal who destroyed his career and is a terrible person on the field and off. Tom Brady is far from being that person.
@@WeatherWeasel66Michael Vick is forgiven. So nope buddy u are way off🤣 it ain’t like he killed humans so all is and can be forgiven but u got a bunch of weird ass dog lovers that act like dogs are humans and probably fuck around with dogs weirdly.
Apparently my dad was the only person on earth who thought Brady could be a big time star if he ever got a chance to play in the NFL. My dad was an obsessed Big 10 Wolverine fan and right from Brady's first year starting as a Wolverine he said he has that NFL mind set about the game. By the time Brady's career ended at Michigan he upset Alabama in that Orange Bowl game twice coming back from being down 14 points and he shredded that Tide defense to bits' believe Alabama was a 20 point favorite. I remember my dad saying ' someone has to be watching this game" 4 TD's passing against that tough Tide defense was epic.
BB actually said in an interview one time that if you look back on Brady's college years he made a career out of bringing Michigan back in games. He also mentioned that every time they put Brady in a big game he would come through for them. Another thing they liked about him was the fact that he never relied on "big talent" He wasn't fast, didn't have a big arm etc He got by on his intelligence and really never made the same mistake twice...He took care of his body and watched film like a mad man...with no "big skills" to erode over time it allowed him to be a classic operator back there in the pocket for 23 seasons
@@Nomah1979 I think Brady’s arm is underrated and he did not lose it over the years like others QB did later in their career and he definitely has pinpoint accuracy that allows him to put it in tight windows when needed. You might not like my analogy but Brady was playing football like a bank manager always going for the safest play made available to him he would only go for the flashy play when there was nothing better available. A good example of that is the Edelman catch in the SB LI against the Falcons where he threw in a triple coverage where miraculously Edelman catches the ball between the legs of a defender right before it touches the field.
My dad was the same way. He played football back in the day and lived in Michigan, but when he had a baby and didn't go to college he would watch Michigan University and he said he would watch Tom Brady play all the time.
You only hate Tom Brady when you play against him, when he is your teams QB its whole different story, speaking as a Bucs fan. The man is LEGIT, his talent is beyond ELITE, he is GOATED for life.
I was so happy the day Brady stepped on the field for the first time back in 2001. There was so much talk about Brady. How good he was in practice training camp, that used to be at Bryant College, in Rhode Island. This is where the Pats used to practice there for pre season. I knew the Pats were going to win championships. Brady's mindset is so strong. His vision of the field very very good, almost excellent. He made himself better and better as time went on. Thank you for the 20 years Tom. It was so fun. Every Sunday in football season was like a holiday in New England. Something I looked forward to each weekend.
He sacrifices every season by taking 15 million in salary from the team while other NFL star QBs were making 25-30 million a season. No normal person would do what he did.
Well, he only did that because his now ex-wife is a very, very rich woman. She came in to their marriage worth far more than he was, so he could afford to take smaller salaries in order to keep space under the cap. Had they divorced while he was still in his NFL prime I highly doubt that he would have been happy to take relatively small salaries each season.
Well, he only did that because his now ex-wife is a very, very rich woman. She came in to their marriage worth far more than he was, so he could afford to take smaller salaries in order to keep space under the cap. Had they divorced while he was still in his NFL prime I highly doubt that he would have been happy to take relatively small salaries each season.
The seattle superbowl was something to behold. Butler interception incredible. But look at the running play just before that. It was a miracle the Pats tripped up the runner
Being a Brady not a Patriot fan I loved Tom Brady. After their win over St Louis, I started noticing at S.B. parties if Brady was playing people saying they were tired of him winning. I continue rooting for my 2nd favorite player, John Elway being #1 .
Even though I am Chargers fan. I was amazed how talented Brady was. You can be upset him (team) beating your team, but hating a player for doing his job is ignorance.
I always enjoyed Tom Brady. He would come back so many times that it was almost unbelievable, only you had just watched him 👀 come back so it couldn't be denied. What a great QB Tom Brady was. "THE GORT."
Well when Max Kellerman, Rob Parker, Shannon Sharpe, and Nick Wright are on about him for 5 straight years, and finally give up. Yeah you are the most hated NFL player.
Grew up & live in MI but was a Pats fan from Elementary days. Dad would watch football on Sundays and I sat on the floor watching because the emblem on the Pats helmet was what we just covered in Social Studies. They were my team from that point on; I added the Lions, then Oakland Raiders eventually. Ironically (?) I never hated Jack Tatum for the hard-but-clean hit on Stingley; just tragic. I felt lucky watching football during the 70's. I wasn't a Dolphins fan but marveled at the 72' team with Csonka & Kiick. Mind you, I was only 9 in 1972 so......what the heck did I know. Just how I became of fan of Football. The days where Training Camp was where you GOT in shape. : ) Csonka needs a Netflix series; how does a ball carrier get a unnecessary roughness call?
My dog (born February 20, 2013) is named Brady, though technically he should have been named after a linebacker or defensive end. My daughter's decision. I enjoyed watching the Patriots lose the SB in February 2012 against the Giants and February 2018 against the Eagles. Then I enjoyed watching them win against the Rams. And I really loved it when Brady won it with the Bucs.
In his final season at 45 He led the league in pass attempts, pass completions, threw for 4700 yards 24 TD’s and won division. As well he lead the league in Sack percentage too. They lost Ryan Jensen at camp & the Offensive line went from strength to weakness. Plus, these guys aren’t used to deep playoff runs so they were wore out. There were a ton of injuries that year. But you’re absolutely crazy if you think Tom Brady hasn’t received offers since retiring ur nuts.
I love these stories. 11:37 "Completing one of the greatest underdog stories in sports." That game was played against Kurt Warner, another great underdog story in sports.
If you have looked into the matter the NFL could not get Brady convicted on the evidence they had in a court of law. In order to win their appeal they had to switch to an obscure clause of the CBA that allowed the commissioner to suspend any player in a way that he sees fit. That clause has been since modified in a way that would prevent the league in suspending a player the same way they did for Brady. The icing on the cake is the following year the NFL has conducted an analysis of ball pressures in several stadium of the NFL. The result of the analysis was so compromising that the legal counsel of the NFL recommended that all the information concerning the analysis should be and was destroyed.
@@michelleblanc6377 are you u familiar with spygate? The periods got caught multiple times. Taping the Rams walk through before the Super Bowl is definitely cheating.
but someone will always accuse him of cheating thought that the world we live in even if there no proof someone will always say he won because he a bad person and because he cheated
Tom Brady had the greatest career of all time. I can't call him the greatest quarterback of all time, mostly because I think he was in a great situation and made the most of it. He wasn't the most talented, athletic, or even above average in most of those areas....but he is the greatest winner. It's a bit of semantics, but that's my view. Great video!
But you could say that about a lot of top tier players. Brady maximized what he could do. He wasn't the most athletic, but played a perfect pocket passer role. He may not gain yards up field, but he countered that by having one of the quickest release times in the league while simultaneously being a superb mover in the pocket so that he wouldn't get sacked and cost his team yards. He analyzed the field at an elite level, read defenses far better than most, and had an strong throwing arm. Would he have done better had he been in a different position? Probably not. But you could say that about a lot of top tier QBs. Would Peyton Manning been as good if he didn't have 2 HOF WRs, continual Pro-bowl level RBs, and solid 3rd receivers and TEs throughout his career? No. Would Mahomes have busted onto the scene in 2018 the way he did with KC if he had been drafted by the Bears? No. And for comparison the 2018 Bears had Tyler Gabriel, Allen Robinson, and Trey Burton as his WR 1&2 + TE combo and would be coached by Matt Nagy. Compare that to being coached by Andy Reid with the likes of Watkins, Tyreek Hill, and Travis Kelce and the skill positions nor coaching is comparable. Would Montana have done as well had he not had stellar defense, played half of his career with the GOAT WR in Jerry Rice and was coached by the revolutionary HC Walsh? Probably Not. The point being is that every QB plays in a system that emphasizes their good qualities, while minimizing the bad ones. Every QB benefits from the players around them and can only do so much with lack of talent. Brady at this moment should be considered the GOAT because the issues you raised for why he isn't still don't seem to determine who is the best. The most talented QB could be Marino, most athletic could be Vick or Lamar, Peyton Manning couldn't run yet he was considered a competitor of the GOAT convo at one point.
@@HbAz783V for clarity, I think Brady belongs in the conversation. I just think that if you were given the option to start a team with all things being equal and pick the absolute Greatest Quarterback it wouldn't be Tom. I think Mahomes, Manning, Marino, Elway, and Rodgers are all greater talents. To your point, it's a team game but we label Brady as the 'Greatest' because of his team's success not because we actually think he was a more talented or even better quarterback than other guys in the top 10. Just my thoughts though, we all define 'Greatest' differently and that's part of what makes sports arguments interesting. They are subjective.
@@theunlikelysuccess But again the team success is what made Brady not the greatest in most peoples' eyes until he won his 5th superbowl and broke Montana's record even though Brady had already eclipsed most of Montana's statistics. Also, I feel you may be putting too much emphasis on the "Team" Brady had, but not placing the same emphasis on others. In addition, being calm under pressure, having the mental side of the game solidified are other keys that outside of Manning no one really talks about. I feel Brady would be better than Rodgers in that regard, similar to Marino and even Manning himself. But I do agree it is very subjective and will continue to be.
You just gonna ignore the fact that the Giants almost beat the pats in the final game of the season? It was quite the foreshadowing. Jokes aside, really enjoyed the video!!
To me Brady is an inspiration..theres an important lesson we can draw drom his journey..you dont have to be a top ten pick..an award winning player or super gifted..you just gotta be competent ambitious and determined..and once u have an opportunity..seize it and make it yours.
he going to be hated until death because he dominated the NFL for 20 years and took lots of trophy out of team's hands that want the same thing so yea there will be haters mad at you for taking what they think belongs to them the Lombardi trophy so that how lifer works kids TOM BRADY IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE when you out in the public eye expected to get some of what tom brady has gotten from when he started playing football he had hater before he ever touched a ball so everyone has people that don't like them even if you not doing anything with your life
Harsh comment but true so true. There will always be someone jealous and trying to bring you down no matter what you are. So knowing that be the best that you can be because it is your life and you should not let what others think of you stand in the way of your success.
I wouldn’t say that Tom is the most hated player in history. There are others that have done way worse things that earned them the nickname most hated player
Everyone hates Tom Brady because He’s so damn Good. When Drew Bledsoe got hit Tom Brady filled those shoes. And then got better and better than Everyone Else playing in the NFL. Love Tom Brady or hate Him, there will never be another Player like Tom Brady! You just hate Him because He kicked Your Teams butt.Elite of the Elite Tom Brady Quarterback!
One thing I always thought about was WHY didn't the Atlanta Falcons start running the ball more late in the 3rd when it was 28-3. Like literally, start running the ball and using up 40 seconds of the play clock on every single snap. All these years later and I still don't understand it. Smart time of possession football in that moment and there wasn't much the patriots could've done.
Great video, I would say I just had an overall hate for Tom Brady, until I heard his story and learned that he -- and more recently Brock Purdy -- came from the bottom of the barrel on the depth chart to the starting role and never looked back. I think Purdy has the chance to have as good a career as Brady if San Fran can keep him surrounded with good talent...as good as they both may be, they can't do it by themselves.
Now, as a diehard pats fan I witnessed firsthand the hatred of Brady how he was gonna “fall off a cliff” and then when that didn’t happen how he was a “system quarterback who needed belichick” until he won a chip with Tampa and was finally begrudgingly respected by sports fan
@@NotAnInsider That's the problem with all of this, psychology. Too many people respect *the **_appearance of_* success. Depending of course on whose success it is. Peyton Manning spoke openly about how anything he discussed with his players in the locker-room in Foxboro got planned for, indicating spy-gate continued forever. Tomlin talked about how their electronic communications would cut out there indicating they sabotaged other teams. Now let's reverse things for a moment. What if Peyton & Tomlin were caught cheating? No one likes to admit this but Physical Attractiveness is a _HUGE factor_ in all of this. If Peyton had cheated, everyone would feel that his talent, the only thing He Had was a fraud & that would be The End of it. There would be no justification w=for what he did. I'll leave it there. Unless someone wants to challenge me on this. If _Tomlin_ had been caught cheating against Bellichick & Brady on the other hand, wouldn't _that_ place NFL fans in a quandary. After accepting it _from_ those two, wtf could people _do?_
I love when people say unathletic about a record breaking athlete. I think the word youre looking for is muscle bound. Huge muscles often times have nothing to do with athletic ability or knowledge especially as a qb. People would also say linemen arent athletic either because they are so fat and overweight but thats obviously not true either. As an nfl linemen they are the most athletic linemen alive wherher they are pure muscle or a big ball of fat. Huge muscles dont make you athletic and alot of times are a detractor for alot of positions in sports, receivers are more successful when they are slim and non muscular rather then bulky and slower. Most linebackers on the other hand play much better when they are extremely muscular. Athleticism has absolutely nothing to do with muscle mass.
When the colts balls tested under inflation as well if you played outside as a kid you’d know balls deflate in cold weather like that of Boston in January
so, what loads of people cheat bro he one of the few who got caught cheating is not as bad we think cause people are cheat no matter what you think about it
@JasonSmith-et6to Even though Dan Marino and Aaron Rodgers admitted to liking their footballs at certain air pressures? 2024 and you guys still use spoon fed information the NFL gives you, but claim what the NFL does.
@ajp5556 The refs handled the football after every play, they couldn't tell the ball was underinflated. Brady played better in the 2nd half of that game with a properly inflated ball. That was a total BS story, and I'm not a Patriots fan.
see and that where the division starts some people are just going to defend tom brady to the death and say he not cheater when it doesn't matter to me cause some people are going to think he was no matter what and he not the only being caught/accused of cheating the chiefs could probably be accused of cheating like NE at some point cause when you major success someone will always say he won because he cheated and he can't be winning that much without cheating that in their minds whether true or not don't matter to people are just going to stick to what they want to believe without facts
haters love tom brady cause success upsets them that much he so important that even people who don't watch sports don't like him and boost him up even further because they even like the sports he is in, but they know his name and he major news headline regardless of what you know about the SB
If you can go out there in the midst of many many cheating allegations, and still perform amazingly- and even switch teams and still dominate, then that just proves that you just may be the greatest of all time.
The amazing comeback Super Bowl win against the Atlanta Falcons was the greatest team sports event in history. And the engine behind that win was a wizard called Brady.
@@NotAnInsider I don't think enough people look into what it takes to edit a video. Then in your genre of videos having to search the internet for clips that won't get you a copyright strike, doing your research, ensuring the validity of that information, writing a script, editing it and then recording it in as many takes as needed. It's all those factors that people don't see. It's not as if your easily just doing a vlog style where you just add your into and piece together your cut/transitions and your done. When I watch someone's videos for the first time I look at a few things. Am I fully engaged to the point that I can't skip the ads fast enough. Then I try and put myself in the creators shoes and factor in what it would have taken to make the video. After your video I could clearly tell you put alot into the research, script and sourcing clips to give the visual references needing to fully tell the story. The algorithm is tough. But ones things for sure. Anyone who has the slightest knowledge of what it takes to make quality and engaging videos, they should definitely be subbing. Sometimes people just need to get over that first big huddle. So don't hesitate to ask people to shsre get your content to more people! Good luck moving forward!
@@BlackstoneMalone I serious appreciate your kind words. I spend tons of time on these videos especially the edits, usually around 100 hours of total time per video. Someone like you is really the motivating reason for the content. I'm happy to share my passion with other people and hope they enjoy it as well.
He's legit the Wayne gretzky of football. In their own words not the most athletic or big. But with such insane game IQ that gets them in the right spots at the perfect time
In his last season in the NFL at 44yrs old, Brady threw 733 passes for 4,694 yards, 25 touchdowns, 9 INTs. He was still elite when he retired. Not bad for a 44 year old QB trying to play.
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I just wanted to say that the thing I hate is when he beaten the Panthers 😢
All these glitchy "best college season ever" qbs can't even pull the numbers he got in his final season. I was shocked to hear how many average qbs currently were that.
@@slapshotjack9806 Trivial. If that's all you've got ... pathetic.
@@slapshotjack9806 Gas rule proved that the balls where normal. ''only one ball'' that the colts provided to the ref was low . hardball with ravens was crying the week before , he got out smarted by Tom B. . hardball and the colts set tom up.
The only reasons Brady was ever hated was because he won so much and he wasn't doing it on the Hater's team.
Like Patrick mahomes
He's a cheater...!!!!!! that played for a coach that cheated!!!
People hate him because he comes off as a massive tool in terms of his personality. He's shady af, and not just on the field. It's not that he won, it how he won. From the tuck rule, to video taping scandals, deflate gate. He got hella lucky a buncha times, including the Seahawks blunder and 28-3.
Outside for a couple of years in his prime when he had stacked teams, his play was very boring to watch. Much respect to his achievements but he's a tool.
@@randyriddle4824 Same undocumented claims if you would have followed the story thru its entirety and actually documented yourself you would how nonsensical you sound by posting a post like this one. I cannot vouch for Belichick although I know that he was not the only one doing it (or only team if you prefer) yet the Patriots were the only franchise that was severely punished for doing it. As far as deflategate goes me being from up North I knew already there was a high probability that a natural phenomenon called ideal gas law in physics was more than likely the reason the ball pressure changed without any human intervention. Like i said if you document yourself not to mention all the odours of foul play by the commissioner’s office in order to get Brady suspended without the shred of a proof. You do know that in court the NFL were originally denied a condemnation for lack of evidence. If that doesn’t sound an alarm bell in your head I don’t know what else will.
He, his coach, and his team are all cheaters, with sanctions to back it up.
Brady took out Mahomes twice in the playoff. Once in the AFC Championship game and the other was the SB when he was with his new team.
Brady permanently sealed the argument of if Mahomes would ever surpass him as the GOAT in SB55, that was the nail in the coffin. 22 Yeas in the NFL, 10 Super Bowl appearances, 7 Rings, and more records than any other NFL player in history, plus like you said he beat Mahomes MULTIPLE times in the post season.
@@Spartan536you bradysexuals are something different 🤣🤣🤣
@@Spartan536 The funny part is, that KC team was the best team Mahomes ever had & they got throttled by the bucs. Mahomes couldn't beat brady, it's probably gonna be something haunting him from ever (if he does it) becoming a goat. The longevity of mahomes also depends on injuries, he's got 3 atm and i don't think he's on the path at the current moment to play another 15 season
@@lndigoh he already is a goat in rings alone lol. Eli beat Brady twice in the super bowl would you say Eli is better? Not saying he's better yet but he's on pace to beat him in every stat, i agree about longevity though time will tell.
@@roggers41 I was referring to the actual Goat convo if mahomes get's there. If Eli had tbh 6 rings and didn't have so many meh seasons & maybe 2 MVP's id say yeah. Eli is tbh the only one who had the pat's # even tho he got blessed with incredible plays to win the ballgame
I was never a gigantic fan of Brady but who wasn’t rooting for him in 2020. Yeah the bucs were a super team but the run they went one with him going head to head with the best qbs in the game in the playoffs cemented his legacy
Tom Brady was capable of seeing the WHOLE PICTURE. He brought the PATS' "DO YOUR JOB" mentality directly to the Bucs...and forged a winning mentality, besides attempting to secure good players that would make a complete TEAM. And his Superbowl win in Tampa Bay was overwhelming, compared to all his past winnings...WHEN HE WAS YOUNGER(!) I even rooted for the BUCS against the PATS, when they met. How about that?!
His legacy was already cemented after coming back and beating ATL for his 5th ring.
If anything the Super Bowl win against KC proved the narrative that Tom Brady was the primary reason the pats had their success and not BB. (Player vs Coach debate)
He is proof that the quarterback position is determined by the mind, not the physique. He treated the game like chess and to watch it unfold was inspiring. The games he led, even the ones where the lost, were amazing because you KNEW there was a chance for a godlike comeback. He could be down by 2 touchdowns with 3 minutes left and you KNEW you could see something amazing. It was for this ability to beat the odds that made him the most exciting quarterback to watch in football history.
He was CEREBRAL, instinctive, and DRIVEN. His running ability was horrible, but...he knew WHEN to RUN. Look at SB LI, against Atlanta...or SB XLIX, against Seattle, as well as some other regular season games. Remember Brian Urlacher? Tom deked him OUT(!)
Brady is a living legend 💯🔥 "inspirational story" he wasnt even picked from the top teams and no one belived in him goes to show he proved them all wrong!!!
He got caught and punished for cheating 3 times. Yeah cheaters can't be a living legend.
@@michaelshirhall1831ha they filmed at practice and the balls psi was a tiny off. You might be clinically insane and need to seek professional help. He was a student of the game and smartest guy on the field
@@michaelshirhall1831 #fakenews
It came from DEEP INSIDE. It's how everyone should operate: vision, perseverance, hard work, astute observation while studying, and...following through.
Pats fan since their inception in 1960 (82 years old) I witnessed the good,the bad,the ugly with this team. Twenty years of unbelievable QB play and an unreal run!
Most hated ? NAh! Most successful with most superbowl wins is more like it. Goat and legend.
Just a silly ClickBait TITLE,.I didn't even watch the silly Video~
@spaceexplorer6636 cheater who played for a coach that cheated.
And it's not just me saying it. Robert Kraft paid millions in fines to keep Belichec around. Spy gate, deflate gate .. he's not the goat.
Amen 👍😁🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🍺🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🤙
Funny. Mahomes has surpassed Brady at the same point in their careers. Tommy boy sucks.
@@BabemuffinBrady has over twice as many superbowls than mahomes, that’s as close as they are right now. Brady has put mahomes in his place countless times, keep coping
Only sore losers would hate a legend.
No real man truly even gives a shit honestly.
It's just jealousy. I have to admit, I kinda hate Patrick Mahomes, for the same reason(!) But, do I respect him? ABSOLUTELY!
I’m a falcons fan and I don’t hate him, you can’t disrespect someone like him
As a Bengals fan myself saying this. I would love to declare that Tom Brady obviously isn't the most hated player in the NFL... Vontaze Burfict claimed that role lol.
I think that’s fair! You’re gonna enjoy my next video then!
Vontaze is the dirtiest player and most vilified. But much less people cared about him and for much less time than Tom. More people hated Tom, but more people thought Vontaze was actually a POS.
most people dont know who Burfict is or cared. He wont be remember through the history of the nfl.
Well Tom is most hated in terms of winning.
It's probably OJ if we're being honest
As a patriots I can say I never got tired of repetitive super bowls
and the rest league was opposed to it cause they want a different winner every year
As a Chiefs fan, I'm starting to get what you're saying ;)
A patriots what?
Same.
@@mgraber1Enjoy it while it lasts. It may not last as long.
TB did whatever he could to be a winner, to include not taking a raise in order to allow his team to hire and pay other, better players for his team. That is what made him better than most of the others.
Right now Mahomes is applying the exact same recipe by letting others requesting crazy salaries and not asking to be the highest paid QB in the league.
@@michelleblanc6377 I'm not a Mahomes fan but if you share expenses, it helps the entire team.
Mahomes is making 50 million a year. Brady made 25 million
Brady always did whatever it took to win. If it mean’t handing it off 25 times for 2-3 yards, or if it was just a quick screen. He never made it the Tom Brady show (look at me), gunsling my team to victory. Not to mention how many game winning drives, all while being probably the slowest running QB I’ve ever seen. His game/situational management was second to none
Yep. You'd think other QB's would learn from Brady's choice to put team first? Players like Dak Prescott $60M (definitely doesn't deserve it), Joe Burrow $55M, Trevor Lawrence $55M, Jordan Love $55M, Tua Tagovailoa $53.1M, Jared Goff $53M, Justin Herbert $52.5M, Lamar Jackson $52M, and Jalen Hurts $51M.
Only Patrick Mahomes $46M and Josh Allen $43M seem to be modeling their choices after TB12, and it will probably pay off in the long run?
Here is another one for the haters....Brady won 251 regular season games...if you were to play 21 seasons (the number of seasons Brady was a starter) in the NFL , You would have to win 12 games EVERY year to pass him by 1 win....no down years...no rebuilding...you have one bad year and you arent catching him. For context...Mahomes would need to win 12 games a year for the next 15 years to beat him by 3 wins
Haters need to buy a dictionary too - morons.
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Of or befitting athletics or athletes. Characterized by or involving physical activity or exertion.
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"an athletic lifestyle; an athletic child."
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He was so "ATHLETIC" they paid him tens of millions of dollars to throw a toy around on a green field.
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Haters are green with envy. Haters getting triggered into rages over a silly made up game. A kids game played by men.
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I never watched, but I knew when the games were on and all the men were together drinking. That's when I became a back door man to their women folk.
Thanks for the TLDR first grade math. How about another essay on number of 100s in 1000?
@@alanfitz9547 It has nothing to do with the math, It's the idea that you would have to start at QB for over 2 decades straight and win at least 12 games yearly. As good as Mahomes has been he would still need to do it for 15 more seasons to catch up...Its a testament to the greatness of TB and BB defenses
@@Nomah1979 Congrats you can do arithmetic. All you had to do was state he won 250 games. Only an idiot like you would need the number explained and dissected in a full paragraph. the rest of us know what numbers are.
@@alanfitz9547 there's one of our haters 😅
Tom did so much for the fans in New England. I wasn't even upset when he left because he was the best part of my childhood watching football. Not just getting to watch the GOAT as a kid, but have him on MY TEAM. It was how i bonded with my Dad and we still try to watch at least one or two games a season together. The Patriots and Tom Brady made a huge impact on my life and some of my favorite memories of being with my Dad and my Grandma (she passed last year) were centered around Brady and the Pats.
The thing about Brady…is an example of the fact that anybody can make it in this world with solid drive and focus. The man was always a competitor and winner at heart….it just took the right timing and circumstance to unearth it.
Correct! Tom Brady was never going to be a starter for the Patriots. Bill and Robert never saw anything in Tom besides just being a backup QB to their Franchise Star Drew Bledsoe. The right circumstance was Mo Lewis who took Drew out and allowed Tom Brady to be takeover and make history. I think without that Mo Lewis hit, Tom could have remain a backup for years to come and never shine with the Patriots. But who knows? Tom could have left the Patriots 4 years later still as a backup, go to another team and make that team win super bowls.
He was DRIVEN...probably WAY more than I even realized!
How tf does this have so little views with this much quality.
Holy hell keep it up dude
Seriously appreciate it bro! Glad you enjoyed it
Deflategate always bugs me because if you know how pressure works and heat you know it being out in the cold will cause the pressure to drop. An MIT professor who is an eagles fan used it to prove the universal gas law and actually showed that the patriots would have actually been at a disadvantage if the balls were deflated and took a ball an extra second or tenth of a second to fly 10 yards. Making it easier to defend. Look up MIT professor deflategate it’s pretty cool actually. Also going into half it was 17-7 after half the patriots blew the colts out. It was like 17-7 into half then it was like 45-7 at the end. The colts were better off with the flat balls by a wide margin. Also on the frank clark call you can’t really be mad at Brady about that cuz he lined up way offside. He may not have gotten around to even get that pressure to cause the ball to be high.
Yup it was all because of jealousy
Haters will be haters the man is a living legend, I hated seeing Patriots winning I am a 49ers enthusiast but me or no one can deny the gift this guy Tom fkn Brady baddest QB the world has ever seen has brought 2 us all
I'm a Lions diehard that never understood the hate for Brady. Dude is the ultimate team player. He'd take less money for better teammates. He'd hold off-season camps w/ his receivers to continually improve. He'd always take responsibility for failure, even if it wasn't his fault. He would always deflect praise and give it to teammates. He was incredibly fun to watch, as he was a surgeon on the field.
I think it's because he's a handsome, well-spoken man, married a supermodel, and hugely successful. I'll concede that he did piss and moan too much to officials. That was annoying. But that's about it. Jealousy is the reason.
Surgeons may be successful, but they're rarely entertaining. Watching the Patriots play was like observing accountants operating their adding machines.
As a Pats and Brady fan, I don't have a hated play or game. I just love him.
His kryptonite was the Giants in both Super Bowls against them. He lost twice.!
Congratulations, I think this Vid is the best summary video of Brady's career.
I think there should be an awards program for videos made on RUclips e.
Good work! Thank you!
He is far from the most hated player. The most hated player would be a criminal who destroyed his career and is a terrible person on the field and off. Tom Brady is far from being that person.
So Aaron Hernandez?
Michael Vick.? the dog killer ? yeah he is hated...
@@WeatherWeasel66Michael Vick is forgiven. So nope buddy u are way off🤣 it ain’t like he killed humans so all is and can be forgiven but u got a bunch of weird ass dog lovers that act like dogs are humans and probably fuck around with dogs weirdly.
Right? I'm not even a Brady fan but most hated player in NFL history is way over the top.
@@patmccrotch5373title was changed lol
Apparently my dad was the only person on earth who thought Brady could be a big time star if he ever got a chance to play in the NFL. My dad was an obsessed Big 10 Wolverine fan and right from Brady's first year starting as a Wolverine he said he has that NFL mind set about the game. By the time Brady's career ended at Michigan he upset Alabama in that Orange Bowl game twice coming back from being down 14 points and he shredded that Tide defense to bits' believe Alabama was a 20 point favorite. I remember my dad saying ' someone has to be watching this game" 4 TD's passing against that tough Tide defense was epic.
BB actually said in an interview one time that if you look back on Brady's college years he made a career out of bringing Michigan back in games. He also mentioned that every time they put Brady in a big game he would come through for them. Another thing they liked about him was the fact that he never relied on "big talent" He wasn't fast, didn't have a big arm etc He got by on his intelligence and really never made the same mistake twice...He took care of his body and watched film like a mad man...with no "big skills" to erode over time it allowed him to be a classic operator back there in the pocket for 23 seasons
@@Nomah1979 I think Brady’s arm is underrated and he did not lose it over the years like others QB did later in their career and he definitely has pinpoint accuracy that allows him to put it in tight windows when needed. You might not like my analogy but Brady was playing football like a bank manager always going for the safest play made available to him he would only go for the flashy play when there was nothing better available. A good example of that is the Edelman catch in the SB LI against the Falcons where he threw in a triple coverage where miraculously Edelman catches the ball between the legs of a defender right before it touches the field.
Oh, yeah! Did your dad collect Tom Brady sports cards? If so, he has to be smiling with the rest of us who did!!!
My dad was the same way. He played football back in the day and lived in Michigan, but when he had a baby and didn't go to college he would watch Michigan University and he said he would watch Tom Brady play all the time.
@@michelleblanc6377 Its probably because he had an "average" body that it allowed him to prevent his sharp decline and instead improve steadily
You only hate Tom Brady when you play against him, when he is your teams QB its whole different story, speaking as a Bucs fan. The man is LEGIT, his talent is beyond ELITE, he is GOATED for life.
He's a Michigan man... He's always loved here. Just like all other Michigan men.
I never had a problem with brady, but then again the eagles have a decent record against him. brady is the goat, period.
Brady was born in 1997? He was drafted into the NFL at 3 years old?
Literally born into the NFL 😂
That's probably why he fell to the 6th round.
Ik right unbelievable!
oops. slight error. he was born in 1977! D'OH!
Really makes the NFL look bad that it got dominated for20 yrs by a 4 yr old 😂😂
Successful people are always envied and hated. What haters hate the most is their own inadequacies and failures.
Why does Michael Jordan universally loved but Tom Brady hated by many?
I was so happy the day Brady stepped on the field for the first time back in 2001. There was so much talk about Brady. How good he was in practice training camp, that used to be at Bryant College, in Rhode Island. This is where the Pats used to practice there for pre season. I knew the Pats were going to win championships. Brady's mindset is so strong. His vision of the field very very good, almost excellent. He made himself better and better as time went on. Thank you for the 20 years Tom. It was so fun. Every Sunday in football season was like a holiday in New England. Something I looked forward to each weekend.
Words of Wisdom. Go where you're Celebrated. Not Tolerated. Amen.
He sacrifices every season by taking 15 million in salary from the team while other NFL star QBs were making 25-30 million a season. No normal person would do what he did.
You can HARDLY call that "cheating"!
Well, he only did that because his now ex-wife is a very, very rich woman. She came in to their marriage worth far more than he was, so he could afford to take smaller salaries in order to keep space under the cap. Had they divorced while he was still in his NFL prime I highly doubt that he would have been happy to take relatively small salaries each season.
Well, he only did that because his now ex-wife is a very, very rich woman. She came in to their marriage worth far more than he was, so he could afford to take smaller salaries in order to keep space under the cap. Had they divorced while he was still in his NFL prime I highly doubt that he would have been happy to take relatively small salaries each season.
He was the most hated until his late few seasons. Then everyone started loving him.
no hate for brady massive New England Patriots fan here
he won more super bowls than any franchise. wow.
Tom Brady's career reminds me of a quote by Cristiano Ronaldo "Your love makes me strong. your hate makes me unstoppable"
Had to subscribe seeing this quality. Keep goong
Really appreciate! Happy you enjoyed the video!
As a Giants fan i got zero hate for Brady. The 🐐
Because we destroyed him in the superbowl
@@Thememe_vrand he won 4 more after
@@Thememe_vr destroyed 😂😂😂
@@wokepotato bruh
@@bigchungus1848 that’s because the giants front office can’t make a good decision
I love TOM BRADY ♥ ALWAYS YOU KNOW IT GOES IF YOU HATE HIM YOU AIN'T HIM
Goodell having to congratulae Brady, after Deflategate, looking broken, was gold.
0:56 screen says born 1977, narrator says born 1997. Youre welcome 😂😂
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Yeah, I always get those two years mixed up, too. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
If he was born in 1997 he would have bine 4 when he won the super bowl
@@hupey990thats why he's the GOAT
The seattle superbowl was something to behold. Butler interception incredible. But look at the running play just before that. It was a miracle the Pats tripped up the runner
Brady proved that bill belecheck could not win without him
Being a Brady not a Patriot fan I loved Tom Brady. After their win over St Louis, I started noticing at S.B. parties if Brady was playing people saying they were tired of him winning. I continue rooting for my 2nd favorite player, John Elway being #1 .
the title is the most descriptive aspect of tom brady ever written
Disney owns ESPN
@@inc2000glw ik
Time has proven that it was Brady not Belichick that was the reason the Patriots was a Dynasty. Belichick didn’t win anything before Brady or after.
Like this comment if you found NotAnInsider before 1M subs 🤯🔥📈
We're in the sub 2000 club over here
Shortly after he realized what "the gym" will do for him it wAs over! 😅
Even though I am Chargers fan. I was amazed how talented Brady was. You can be upset him (team) beating your team, but hating a player for doing his job is ignorance.
I always enjoyed Tom Brady. He would come back so many times that it was almost unbelievable, only you had just watched him 👀 come back so it couldn't be denied. What a great QB Tom Brady was. "THE GORT."
Love when a smart guy crushes the prevailing wisdom. Brains over brawn. And he beat the Alabama.
I'm a Patriots fan, I have no hate moments for Tom, the greatest Bradyback to ever toss a spiral.
Well when Max Kellerman, Rob Parker, Shannon Sharpe, and Nick Wright are on about him for 5 straight years, and finally give up. Yeah you are the most hated NFL player.
I was at Super Bowl 53 and was waiting for Tom to come back the entire time never doubted him
0:56 Born in 1997??? 😂😂😂😂😂 He started dominating the NFL at 4 yrs old! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It says 1977 bub
@ I know that. Just poking fun at what he said. Btw, I was born that same year, just three months later.
Yeah, he said 1977 wrong lol
@Timmothytimerson but dude did said 1997
@@elfofcourage yeah I understand
ONCE RANDY MOSS JOINED THE PATS WITH BRADY AS QB IT WAS ALMOST UNFAIR!😂
Most impressive thing Brady ever did was have a 4-1 record in 4 games.
noticedthat to hahaha
6:02 Super Bowl Error it says Super Bowl 52 when it’s really 42
He was the most hated until he retired. Now Mahomes is the most hated until he eventually retires
Grew up & live in MI but was a Pats fan from Elementary days. Dad would watch football on Sundays and I sat on the floor watching because the emblem on the Pats helmet was what we just covered in Social Studies. They were my team from that point on; I added the Lions, then Oakland Raiders eventually. Ironically (?) I never hated Jack Tatum for the hard-but-clean hit on Stingley; just tragic. I felt lucky watching football during the 70's. I wasn't a Dolphins fan but marveled at the 72' team with Csonka & Kiick. Mind you, I was only 9 in 1972 so......what the heck did I know. Just how I became of fan of Football. The days where Training Camp was where you GOT in shape. : ) Csonka needs a Netflix series; how does a ball carrier get a unnecessary roughness call?
Hated?? Nahhhhhh. Most respects and love player of all time.
My dog (born February 20, 2013) is named Brady, though technically he should have been named after a linebacker or defensive end. My daughter's decision. I enjoyed watching the Patriots lose the SB in February 2012 against the Giants and February 2018 against the Eagles. Then I enjoyed watching them win against the Rams. And I really loved it when Brady won it with the Bucs.
why have i been recently getting good quality vids with little views
I appreciate the support dude!
In his final season at 45 He led the league in pass attempts, pass completions, threw for 4700 yards 24 TD’s and won division. As well he lead the league in Sack percentage too. They lost Ryan Jensen at camp & the Offensive line went from strength to weakness. Plus, these guys aren’t used to deep playoff runs so they were wore out. There were a ton of injuries that year. But you’re absolutely crazy if you think Tom Brady hasn’t received offers since retiring ur nuts.
Liked him at Michigan, and being from Connecticut I loved watching him!! He wasn't too far from winning another!
Only 600 views? That was a masterpiece
Thank you man! I’m glad you enjoyed it
He said 1997 what a Jackass
I love these stories. 11:37 "Completing one of the greatest underdog stories in sports." That game was played against Kurt Warner, another great underdog story in sports.
Only thing that I really wanted to see was when Gronkowski got drafted to his team, and how he made a difference
Brother, excellent production!!!!!!
Really appreciate that!
How come this much quality only have 5 views?!??
I appreciate the support! Anything you want to see added?
@@NotAnInsider it doesn’t need anything to be added because it already is a BANGER
The many hearts he broke during that Falcons vs Patriots game
I dont think Brady ever cheated but Belichik damn sure did 😂
If you have looked into the matter the NFL could not get Brady convicted on the evidence they had in a court of law. In order to win their appeal they had to switch to an obscure clause of the CBA that allowed the commissioner to suspend any player in a way that he sees fit. That clause has been since modified in a way that would prevent the league in suspending a player the same way they did for Brady. The icing on the cake is the following year the NFL has conducted an analysis of ball pressures in several stadium of the NFL. The result of the analysis was so compromising that the legal counsel of the NFL recommended that all the information concerning the analysis should be and was destroyed.
NFL will never be the same without this legend on the field 😢
This gentleman never cheated at shit.
Agreed
Except for all the cheating...you're right lol
@@danielgremley9475 Receipts please. Like everyone else you have none and if you are willing to present any they have been debunked a gazillion times.
@@michelleblanc6377 are you u familiar with spygate? The periods got caught multiple times. Taping the Rams walk through before the Super Bowl is definitely cheating.
but someone will always accuse him of cheating thought that the world we live in even if there no proof someone will always say he won because he a bad person and because he cheated
One of the few bright spots of being a Browns fan during this era was Brady never having a chance to break a promising Browns season.
TOM BRADY VS JOEY MONTANA WOULD OF BEEN A DREAM GAME
Did Brady ever play Steve Young?
@@docadams7099 no
@@docadams7099 No, he didn’t.
You can never judge the heart and determination of a man.
Tom Brady had the greatest career of all time. I can't call him the greatest quarterback of all time, mostly because I think he was in a great situation and made the most of it. He wasn't the most talented, athletic, or even above average in most of those areas....but he is the greatest winner. It's a bit of semantics, but that's my view. Great video!
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Appreciate the support! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
But you could say that about a lot of top tier players. Brady maximized what he could do. He wasn't the most athletic, but played a perfect pocket passer role. He may not gain yards up field, but he countered that by having one of the quickest release times in the league while simultaneously being a superb mover in the pocket so that he wouldn't get sacked and cost his team yards. He analyzed the field at an elite level, read defenses far better than most, and had an strong throwing arm.
Would he have done better had he been in a different position? Probably not. But you could say that about a lot of top tier QBs.
Would Peyton Manning been as good if he didn't have 2 HOF WRs, continual Pro-bowl level RBs, and solid 3rd receivers and TEs throughout his career? No.
Would Mahomes have busted onto the scene in 2018 the way he did with KC if he had been drafted by the Bears? No. And for comparison the 2018 Bears had Tyler Gabriel, Allen Robinson, and Trey Burton as his WR 1&2 + TE combo and would be coached by Matt Nagy. Compare that to being coached by Andy Reid with the likes of Watkins, Tyreek Hill, and Travis Kelce and the skill positions nor coaching is comparable.
Would Montana have done as well had he not had stellar defense, played half of his career with the GOAT WR in Jerry Rice and was coached by the revolutionary HC Walsh? Probably Not.
The point being is that every QB plays in a system that emphasizes their good qualities, while minimizing the bad ones. Every QB benefits from the players around them and can only do so much with lack of talent. Brady at this moment should be considered the GOAT because the issues you raised for why he isn't still don't seem to determine who is the best. The most talented QB could be Marino, most athletic could be Vick or Lamar, Peyton Manning couldn't run yet he was considered a competitor of the GOAT convo at one point.
@@HbAz783V for clarity, I think Brady belongs in the conversation.
I just think that if you were given the option to start a team with all things being equal and pick the absolute Greatest Quarterback it wouldn't be Tom.
I think Mahomes, Manning, Marino, Elway, and Rodgers are all greater talents. To your point, it's a team game but we label Brady as the 'Greatest' because of his team's success not because we actually think he was a more talented or even better quarterback than other guys in the top 10.
Just my thoughts though, we all define 'Greatest' differently and that's part of what makes sports arguments interesting. They are subjective.
@@theunlikelysuccess But again the team success is what made Brady not the greatest in most peoples' eyes until he won his 5th superbowl and broke Montana's record even though Brady had already eclipsed most of Montana's statistics. Also, I feel you may be putting too much emphasis on the "Team" Brady had, but not placing the same emphasis on others. In addition, being calm under pressure, having the mental side of the game solidified are other keys that outside of Manning no one really talks about. I feel Brady would be better than Rodgers in that regard, similar to Marino and even Manning himself. But I do agree it is very subjective and will continue to be.
You just gonna ignore the fact that the Giants almost beat the pats in the final game of the season? It was quite the foreshadowing. Jokes aside, really enjoyed the video!!
You got his bday wrong by two decades. Hard to pay attention to you after that
Glad you enjoyed the video up until then!
@@NotAnInsider touché
To me Brady is an inspiration..theres an important lesson we can draw drom his journey..you dont have to be a top ten pick..an award winning player or super gifted..you just gotta be competent ambitious and determined..and once u have an opportunity..seize it and make it yours.
he going to be hated until death because he dominated the NFL for 20 years and took lots of trophy out of team's hands that want the same thing so yea there will be haters mad at you for taking what they think belongs to them the Lombardi trophy so that how lifer works kids TOM BRADY IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE when you out in the public eye expected to get some of what tom brady has gotten from when he started playing football he had hater before he ever touched a ball so everyone has people that don't like them even if you not doing anything with your life
Harsh comment but true so true. There will always be someone jealous and trying to bring you down no matter what you are. So knowing that be the best that you can be because it is your life and you should not let what others think of you stand in the way of your success.
Awesome Documentary Video NotAnInsider
I wouldn’t say that Tom is the most hated player in history. There are others that have done way worse things that earned them the nickname most hated player
he is because of the 7 SB rings
Everyone hates Tom Brady because He’s so damn Good. When Drew Bledsoe got hit Tom Brady filled those shoes. And then got better and better than Everyone Else playing in the NFL. Love Tom Brady or hate Him, there will never be another Player like Tom Brady! You just hate Him because He kicked Your Teams butt.Elite of the Elite Tom Brady Quarterback!
One thing I always thought about was WHY didn't the Atlanta Falcons start running the ball more late in the 3rd when it was 28-3. Like literally, start running the ball and using up 40 seconds of the play clock on every single snap. All these years later and I still don't understand it. Smart time of possession football in that moment and there wasn't much the patriots could've done.
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Brady basically had THREE seperate HoF careers.
BANGERRRRRRRR
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Great video, I would say I just had an overall hate for Tom Brady, until I heard his story and learned that he -- and more recently Brock Purdy -- came from the bottom of the barrel on the depth chart to the starting role and never looked back. I think Purdy has the chance to have as good a career as Brady if San Fran can keep him surrounded with good talent...as good as they both may be, they can't do it by themselves.
He isnt hated, hes respected
I mean, he can easily be both. People hate constant success
Now, as a diehard pats fan I witnessed firsthand the hatred of Brady how he was gonna “fall off a cliff” and then when that didn’t happen how he was a “system quarterback who needed belichick” until he won a chip with Tampa and was finally begrudgingly respected by sports fan
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@@NotAnInsider That's the problem with all of this, psychology. Too many people respect *the **_appearance of_* success. Depending of course on whose success it is. Peyton Manning spoke openly about how anything he discussed with his players in the locker-room in Foxboro got planned for, indicating spy-gate continued forever. Tomlin talked about how their electronic communications would cut out there indicating they sabotaged other teams. Now let's reverse things for a moment. What if Peyton & Tomlin were caught cheating?
No one likes to admit this but Physical Attractiveness is a _HUGE factor_ in all of this. If Peyton had cheated, everyone would feel that his talent, the only thing He Had was a fraud & that would be The End of it. There would be no justification w=for what he did.
I'll leave it there. Unless someone wants to challenge me on this. If _Tomlin_ had been caught cheating against Bellichick & Brady on the other hand, wouldn't _that_ place NFL fans in a quandary. After accepting it _from_ those two, wtf could people _do?_
I love when people say unathletic about a record breaking athlete. I think the word youre looking for is muscle bound. Huge muscles often times have nothing to do with athletic ability or knowledge especially as a qb. People would also say linemen arent athletic either because they are so fat and overweight but thats obviously not true either. As an nfl linemen they are the most athletic linemen alive wherher they are pure muscle or a big ball of fat. Huge muscles dont make you athletic and alot of times are a detractor for alot of positions in sports, receivers are more successful when they are slim and non muscular rather then bulky and slower. Most linebackers on the other hand play much better when they are extremely muscular. Athleticism has absolutely nothing to do with muscle mass.
He had some involvement with the deflated ball thing, so yeah he's a cheater
When the colts balls tested under inflation as well if you played outside as a kid you’d know balls deflate in cold weather like that of Boston in January
so, what loads of people cheat bro he one of the few who got caught cheating is not as bad we think cause people are cheat no matter what you think about it
@JasonSmith-et6to Even though Dan Marino and Aaron Rodgers admitted to liking their footballs at certain air pressures? 2024 and you guys still use spoon fed information the NFL gives you, but claim what the NFL does.
@ajp5556 The refs handled the football after every play, they couldn't tell the ball was underinflated. Brady played better in the 2nd half of that game with a properly inflated ball. That was a total BS story, and I'm not a Patriots fan.
Now hear me out. What if he goes for gold and tries to get 10 Super Bowl wins.
Tom Brady ain’t a Cheater. He’s a Goat. As a Patriots fan, no one can say he’s a cheater. Just except that he’s better than u.
see and that where the division starts some people are just going to defend tom brady to the death and say he not cheater when it doesn't matter to me cause some people are going to think he was no matter what and he not the only being caught/accused of cheating the chiefs could probably be accused of cheating like NE at some point cause when you major success someone will always say he won because he cheated and he can't be winning that much without cheating that in their minds whether true or not don't matter to people are just going to stick to what they want to believe without facts
I grew to love the guy. There's no denying his greatness.
We love Brady
haters love tom brady cause success upsets them that much he so important that even people who don't watch sports don't like him and boost him up even further because they even like the sports he is in, but they know his name and he major news headline regardless of what you know about the SB
@@moalston4203 tldr we love brady
@@shpoo1 not we you I am indifferent that does not mean he a bad person
@@moalston4203 Tom Brady the goat
If you can go out there in the midst of many many cheating allegations, and still perform amazingly- and even switch teams and still dominate, then that just proves that you just may be the greatest of all time.
The GOAT... I'm a niners fan I wish he play for us ...
The amazing comeback Super Bowl win against the Atlanta Falcons was the greatest team sports event in history. And the engine behind that win was a wizard called Brady.
You should have more subs. Great content!
Really appreciate that! Thank you for the support
@@NotAnInsider I don't think enough people look into what it takes to edit a video. Then in your genre of videos having to search the internet for clips that won't get you a copyright strike, doing your research, ensuring the validity of that information, writing a script, editing it and then recording it in as many takes as needed.
It's all those factors that people don't see. It's not as if your easily just doing a vlog style where you just add your into and piece together your cut/transitions and your done.
When I watch someone's videos for the first time I look at a few things. Am I fully engaged to the point that I can't skip the ads fast enough. Then I try and put myself in the creators shoes and factor in what it would have taken to make the video.
After your video I could clearly tell you put alot into the research, script and sourcing clips to give the visual references needing to fully tell the story.
The algorithm is tough. But ones things for sure. Anyone who has the slightest knowledge of what it takes to make quality and engaging videos, they should definitely be subbing.
Sometimes people just need to get over that first big huddle. So don't hesitate to ask people to shsre get your content to more people!
Good luck moving forward!
@@BlackstoneMalone I serious appreciate your kind words. I spend tons of time on these videos especially the edits, usually around 100 hours of total time per video.
Someone like you is really the motivating reason for the content. I'm happy to share my passion with other people and hope they enjoy it as well.
He's legit the Wayne gretzky of football. In their own words not the most athletic or big. But with such insane game IQ that gets them in the right spots at the perfect time
I never hated Brady. I wasn’t a fan but I recognize his role in football history.
In the words of legendary martin tyler “I swear you’ll never see anything like this ever again”
You won’t! Ever