The Incident That Caused Tom Brady To LEAVE The New England Patriots...

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @Mikerophone
    @Mikerophone  3 года назад +353

    Okay for the love of god:
    1. Yes I know the Patriots are in the AFC East, there was a typo when I wrote this up
    2. I know the Bills lost 4 super bowls in a row in the early 90's, I wanted to say the first team to attempt to win 4 super bowls.
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    • @crittoneida958
      @crittoneida958 3 года назад +16

      I was coming to clown you on AFC West. Yep I admit that I'm that type of dude. Kidding bro. I absolutely love your content. So we'll researched. Props to you

    • @TimeNap
      @TimeNap 3 года назад +18

      Patriots went to 3 in a row and won 2 (lost to Philly). So they were attempting to go to 4 in a row and win 3.
      Sorry for nitpicking

    • @juangringo3906
      @juangringo3906 3 года назад +4

      @@TimeNap 3 out of 5 aint bad either.

    • @phillipkerley9168
      @phillipkerley9168 3 года назад +2

      Nicholas Napolitano bro shut up 💯

    • @shawnyinger1757
      @shawnyinger1757 3 года назад +6

      You put up the score to the 2nd super bowl that NY won vs the pats when talking about the the season they beat them when they was undefeated, you put up the 21-17 score when the year they was undefeated the super bowl score was 17-14

  • @DP-8964
    @DP-8964 10 месяцев назад +74

    Belicheck record with Brady was 219-66.
    Belicheck record without Brady was 28-36.

    • @RK-um9tu
      @RK-um9tu 9 месяцев назад +3

      Brady never came up with an offensive or defensive game plan.
      Brady never played defense or special teams.
      Brady never lead his team to a last second SB TD (like Montana).
      Brady never kicked 3 game SB winning field goals.
      Brady never shut down the RAMs the entire game.
      Brady never shut down Atlanta in the second half.
      Brady never stopped Seattle at the end of the game.
      Brady did lose to sorry Eli Manning and the Giants twice.
      Brady did lose to a nobody QB playing for Philly.
      NE went 11-5 without Brady at QB.
      You are welcome for the free football education.

    • @jamesstewart8377
      @jamesstewart8377 9 месяцев назад +12

      Dude he won 7 Super Bowls it’s hard to argue that

    • @charlespeery1067
      @charlespeery1067 9 месяцев назад +5

      @@RK-um9tuso brady didn’t play defense or anything obviously but he someone allowed the giants to have 2 game winning drives in the Super Bowl? How does that make sense

    • @TPatB93
      @TPatB93 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@RK-um9tu
      It's crazy how wrong "haters" can be...
      1) You can't use "Brady didn't do this...." then switch to "Brady did lose too Eli"
      (Belichick never threw a TD or executed a game plan to be able kick a game winning FG)
      2) NE went 11-5 with Matt Cassel...with the EXACT SAME team that went 18-1 with Brady.
      (You also can't use Eli channeling his inner Peyton or David Tyree, a relative no-name, making one of the most incredible catches EVER as negatives toward Brady.)
      (David Tyree: 1x pro-bowler - 54 catches, 650 yards, 4 TDs - CAREER STATS)
      3) Belichick's career record SPEAKS FOR ITSELF and is IRREFUTABLE.
      Having a losing record, even if it were just by a single game, is still garbage when compared to having more than THREE TIMES as many wins as losses.
      4) Lastly, as if the points above aren't enough, Brady taking the same 7-9 non-playoff team and making them a 15-5 Super Bowl winning team....while winning 3 road playoff games against the bad Commanders, Brees and Rodgers, two other ALL TIME greats at the QB position only helps Brady and hurts Belichick, in terms of "legacy"
      2020 Bucs: 15-5 Super Bowl Champs
      VS
      2020 Pats: 7-9 and not making the playoffs.

    • @TPatB93
      @TPatB93 8 месяцев назад

      @@charlespeery1067 It's hilarious that he's had 10 days to come up some other BS excuse and can't.

  • @SuperNuclearUnicorn
    @SuperNuclearUnicorn 2 года назад +499

    Brady going to the Bucs was the best move he could have ever made, both career wise and PR wise. He won a Super Bowl with a team that basically allowed him to run the entire team as like a player/coach/GM and was also allowed to kick back and show that he actually has a personality. Just that video of him throwing the Lombardi trophy to another boat improved his image from "the GOAT who is kinda boring" to "the GOAT that is fun and cool"

    • @justbecause9645
      @justbecause9645 Год назад

      You mean a prick.

    • @axer3515
      @axer3515 Год назад +14

      I think it a good move for any qb who wants to proves that it was their talent that gave the team the ability to win big games.

    • @DjghostyMusic
      @DjghostyMusic Год назад +5

      yes but it still kinda hurt cause that could have been the pats 7th lol but so happy he got a 7th for himself, he very much desereved that, it stinks to see him not go out a champ. Almost shocked he even returned in his final years still proved he can win a playoff game and he didn't have Godwin.

    • @freemanpense2782
      @freemanpense2782 Год назад +8

      @@axer3515 Belichick has a losing records in games Brady does not play in.

    • @jamesanthony5681
      @jamesanthony5681 Год назад +1

      @@freemanpense2782
      Losing records? Except Cleveland in 1994 (11-5), Patriots in 2008 (10-5) with Matt Cassel, and Pats from 2020-2022 (25-25) when they went .500 for those 3 seasons combined.

  • @paulatudor691
    @paulatudor691 2 года назад +1668

    You just don’t see other quarterbacks taking paycuts to help their team out. Brady was a good person for that alone.

    • @889976889
      @889976889 2 года назад +123

      That’s because tom plays to win not for the money. He’s married to someone who makes plenty of it

    • @rygi23
      @rygi23 2 года назад +36

      Though I agree he could’ve played hardball like everyone else and I think he is a really good humble dude with a level head and not a big ego…………………He’s the only player with a spouse that makes over 40 million a year. Kinda helps.

    • @Douglas_I
      @Douglas_I 2 года назад +18

      Russell Wilson took a lower salary in Seattle to help the team out.

    • @wyattwalker3868
      @wyattwalker3868 2 года назад +20

      Yeah but most Quarterbacks dont have a wife that makes as much if not more than them lol

    • @paulatudor691
      @paulatudor691 2 года назад +21

      Wyatt Walker Yes you are right about that & they don’t have 7 super bowl rings either.

  • @rh6761
    @rh6761 2 года назад +249

    In my opinion there is a significant piece missing to why he left. During the Super Bowl loss to the Eagles, Bill B had benched Malcom Butler the entire game due some some minor off-field action. If Butler had played, I think the Patriots would have won the SB.

    • @RM-56
      @RM-56 Год назад +16

      That's a bit of a stretch but i'm sure the game would've been closer

    • @brianbelgard5988
      @brianbelgard5988 Год назад +36

      I don’t think it’s close to this definitive (ie if butler plays, they win) but it’s the Super Bowl and when you’re getting burned that bad you should be trying anything.

    • @jamesnorton7601
      @jamesnorton7601 Год назад

      Maybe. But it was bullshit in the biggest game of the year. Best CB on the team@@RM-56

    • @DjghostyMusic
      @DjghostyMusic Год назад +16

      @@RM-56 they legit picked on his back up the entire 2nd half lol like they went relentless on it. They knew we didn't have our starter in and they exposed that shit. Not to say Butler was a lock down guy he wasn't but he was much much better than his back ups lol he was the #1 corner at the time for the patriots and still top 15 in the NFL at least.

    • @rickbrenner6079
      @rickbrenner6079 Год назад +11

      I agree. The Pats still may have lost to the Eagles even if Butler played, but I believe it would’ve given the Pats a much better chance to win.

  • @akirakun5565
    @akirakun5565 Год назад +30

    I 100% believed that Bill Belichick threw that Superbowl against the eagles. There can be no other explanation as to why Butler was benched the entire game.

    • @IthacaDon
      @IthacaDon 5 месяцев назад +2

      I agree.

    • @mollysmith6192
      @mollysmith6192 2 месяца назад +1

      Still a mystery

    • @billdurham8477
      @billdurham8477 Месяц назад

      Ego ego ego ego ego.

    • @billdurham8477
      @billdurham8477 Месяц назад

      Same ego that played the same Moss/Brady until in the championship moss double covered. There was nothing else, Belichick practiced nothing else.

  • @cz2165
    @cz2165 3 года назад +138

    I would hardly call leaving a team after 20 years a “premature departure”.

    • @howard5992
      @howard5992 2 года назад +5

      In the context of the video his view is that Bardy *should have* ( or could have ) stayed with NE his entire career.

    • @Wheresthelove7
      @Wheresthelove7 2 года назад +11

      Well, it can be considered premature if the QB wins a SB the VERY NEXT YEAR. On a different team.

    • @roypavao7498
      @roypavao7498 2 года назад +1

      The Patriots were done in 2019, and Brady knew that he couldn't win there anymore.
      As a starter in New England, Brady had a 4-5 record in his last 9 games.

    • @christinechepeleffwaybackr8225
      @christinechepeleffwaybackr8225 2 года назад +1

      THANK YOU!!!! Finally, someone talking sense! Sometimes it's just time to move on. It was time.

  • @nancycarroll489
    @nancycarroll489 3 года назад +181

    I have tickets for the Patriots and a Tampa Bay Bucs game Oct 3
    Brady’s return to Gillette. Can’t wait

    • @Bsfnelz20
      @Bsfnelz20 3 года назад +3

      Awesome 👍 enjoy

    • @theprodigy9617
      @theprodigy9617 3 года назад +1

      Who you got for the game?

    • @l33g3ndar33
      @l33g3ndar33 3 года назад +1

      I'm not really a Brady, Bucs or Pats fan, just a fb fan but it'll either have to be a masterclass in scheme and execution by Bill and the Pats or Brady and the Bucs will run away with it. Tampa has a lot of talent and experience on the team that NE doesn't currently. It's not truly a fair matchup. One team is built to win right now and the other is in the beginnings of a rebuild, specifically on offense.

    • @Dingoplexor
      @Dingoplexor 3 года назад +3

      @@l33g3ndar33 Brady will shred them

    • @l33g3ndar33
      @l33g3ndar33 3 года назад +1

      @@Dingoplexor Yeah. That's the likely outcome. It would take a lot to stop the Bucs, especially coming off that L to the Rams.

  • @dcspace2437
    @dcspace2437 3 года назад +399

    I was not always a Tom Brady fan by any means but his play on the field made me know one thing, that this man is a master quarterback and a Warrior.

    • @jocobb1888
      @jocobb1888 3 года назад +5

      What makes him a winner is that he AND whatever team he is on, can play ugly and STILL WIN!! GO BRADYTHEGOAT/BUCS!!

    • @mc3newsmcocconcierge504
      @mc3newsmcocconcierge504 2 года назад

      Who did you end up knowing that was a fan?

    • @Good-Enuff-Garage
      @Good-Enuff-Garage 2 года назад +3

      well all them Tom Brady "extra protection" rule changes didn't hurt his career either, find the Montana interview where Joe points that out and how the game has changed, he wouldn't have lasted 7 years in the league back then, and I am a huge Tom Brady fan and admire his skills and longevity

    • @rsoe9158
      @rsoe9158 2 года назад +2

      @@Good-Enuff-Garage what made you think Tom Brady wouldn't last 7 years back then? If Joe Montana can play for 15 years in that era, then Tom Brady could definitely play for 20 years. I assume you're under 20 and have never seen Montana play. That guy can't take hits like Brady and he doesn't take care of his body like Brady, he parties a lot, even uses drugs during the season.

    • @Good-Enuff-Garage
      @Good-Enuff-Garage 2 года назад +1

      @@rsoe9158 I am 50 thanks, and I live near SF so there you go, watched every game Montana ever played that I could, Brady can take hits, that is hilarious, the NFL made rules especially to protect him, and Joe Montana said all that not me, the game has changed, do you see any Full Backs these days? how about purely blocking tight ends? it's a pass happy league because of all the new rules, it's going to be two hand touch pretty soon, again I like Tom but him in the early 80s I don't think so

  • @liberty4allplease
    @liberty4allplease Год назад +11

    The incident was from the 2019 final regular season game against Miami. Pats force a punt with 1:40 on the clock before half time. Belichick calls a timeout to give Brady the ball for a drive to put up points before the half. . . . Except, no. . . . No timeout, Fins run 40 seconds off the clock, Brady gets the ball with under a minute. Runs one play and the clock keeps running into half time. Ultimate disrespect for Brady and the offense and they lose to Miami, and KC gets the first-round bye. Great job coach. And great job for benching Malcolm Butler in the Superbowl and getting torched by Nick Foles. Defensive genius there, while Brady threw for 500 yards, a Superbowl record.

  • @treborheminway3814
    @treborheminway3814 2 года назад +17

    The Malcolm Butler debacle in the Philly Superbowl was rumored to be a large part of the problem between Tom and bill. Bill fd up bad that day. No way Philly wins of butler plays.

    • @JohnSmith-bn7bl
      @JohnSmith-bn7bl 10 месяцев назад +2

      question is, what was Bill trying to prove? did he even want to win that game ?

    • @treborheminway3814
      @treborheminway3814 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@JohnSmith-bn7bl his defense didn't?

  • @stevenmartin3920
    @stevenmartin3920 3 года назад +416

    Bills fan here.
    Brady has, and is my worst nightmare to face. Hell! he should be for all teams. I can't stand the SOB. However, he is the best there ever was and is. He's also a class act, a nice guy, and a great family man. All the best to you Tom. You deserve respect. And sir, you've earned it in my book.

    • @brianbooher7318
      @brianbooher7318 2 года назад +4

      He is great but not greatest ever Montana was best ever I no Brady has more rings but Montana played teal man's football .if Brady ever took a qauter of the hits Montana did he would retired on his 20s Brady plays in a panty waste league where you can't hit the qb a league where you get hit hard you go in protocol Montana had played in this league Brady does he'd have 15 super bowls.

    • @hurlentropy6866
      @hurlentropy6866 2 года назад +25

      @Brian....quite illogical response full of feelings and bias.
      It is very clear Brady is the best QB to play the game.

    • @MrAllister9
      @MrAllister9 2 года назад +11

      dude ... until yesterday i hated Brady until i saw how hard he had it getting into the nfl ... my mouth dropped to think that this guy i hated because he kept fucking my teams over was being treated like some 2nd rate quarterback ... just look at the money hes made from Patriots ... its a goddamn outrage ... how can he not be halfway to a billion dollars made in the NFL by now? HOWWWWW??????????????????

    • @TupacAShakurAfeni
      @TupacAShakurAfeni 2 года назад +3

      You are a noble person.

    • @goldenageflash5924
      @goldenageflash5924 2 года назад +2

      Admirable Sportsmanship, sir!

  • @kc.jeffery
    @kc.jeffery 3 года назад +46

    I've always hated the Pats(cause thet beat my team all the time)but I absolutely love Brady. Glad to see him playing for an "underdog" team😝

    • @mykul5489
      @mykul5489 3 года назад +7

      How are the bucs underdog

    • @chriswebster24
      @chriswebster24 3 года назад +1

      @@mykul5489 They haven’t traditionally been a powerhouse franchise, by any means. Of course, the Patriots weren’t one, either, though, until Bill got there and made them one, but a lot of young people probably don’t know that. They became a good team with Drew Bledsoe, but then, they became great with Brady.

    • @justever5301
      @justever5301 2 года назад +1

      @@chriswebster24 The bucs just needed a decent qb they had an elite defense and offense before tom came they just needed the final piece

  • @denisecase807
    @denisecase807 2 года назад +37

    Tom Brady is a class act. I could never stand Bill. Kudos to Tom, for getting away from New England, and moving on.

  • @parentoforphan
    @parentoforphan 2 года назад +99

    Long time Tom Brady hater here. It started as anger over the Drew Bledsoe situation which caused me to stop following the Pats. And continued thereafter as he defeated so many of the teams I loved. Today I can look back and admit he is a class act, I can't name one thing about him that's bad. My own butt hurt prevented me from following and enjoying one of the greatest careers in NFL history. I've been watching old games trying to appreciate what I tried so hard to ignore all of those years. I honestly regret that I missed all of the excitement and happiness he brought Pat fans. Much respect to TB12.

    • @MarcLloydZ
      @MarcLloydZ 2 года назад +3

      Butthurt haha remember who the GOAT IS

    • @steelernation6125
      @steelernation6125 2 года назад

      A FUCKIN CHEATER THAT CHEATED EVERY FOOTBALL FAN FROM HAVING INTEGRITY IN OUR NFL GAME

    • @joshboyfuture9698
      @joshboyfuture9698 2 года назад +2

      @@steelernation6125 LOL you said NFL and integrity in the same sentence

    • @juandrayo
      @juandrayo 2 года назад +6

      That’s huge dude, congrats. Sometimes we take shit personal but at the end of the day, these people give their all to entertain us.

    • @d.pinit7796
      @d.pinit7796 Год назад +2

      I'm doing the same thing with old games and been butt hurt since he defeated the eagles in February of 05. Being from the Philly area my whole life. I ignored and hated , now I'm in awe a bit over his accomplishments and work ethic as well

  • @williamthomas5215
    @williamthomas5215 Год назад +44

    God, being a patriots fan in 2010s was insane. 8-straight AFC championship games, 5 super bowls, 3 wins, every season they knew you were the favorite and every season you came in and torched the league.

    • @austinshockey9274
      @austinshockey9274 11 месяцев назад +3

      I used to get heat for saying from 2006 on that he was the SB favorite and the Patriots were the best and most dominant team year in and year out; but even when they came up short you knew they were the team to beat.
      My Dad told me that year Peyton won his first chip that its ok son, I think its just his year - and I remember telling my Dad that something happened to Brady's face at the end of that game and that I thought he was about to go Super Saiyan lol
      ...then 07 happened

  • @Kfarris22
    @Kfarris22 3 года назад +52

    Just watched this October 2021. Buccaneers beat the Pats at Gillette and played the first super bowl in their home stadium - and naturally won it. Destroying the KC Chiefs whose only touchdown in Tampa occurred when the team plane landed - not one during the game. Perhaps in the long run Belichick gets Brown into a Brady clone - he definitely looks the real deal - and it will work for both. Tom needed a team that could win now, Belichick needed to rebuild someday. Will his new QB leave $100 million on the table to let Belichick look like a genius? That is an entirely different question. It wouldn’t shock me b/c Jones seems to have the character that winning is all that matters. Will he still feel that way after one, two, 3 titles? Only time will tell. As Boomer said, “that’s why they play the games.”

    • @robertdouglas3174
      @robertdouglas3174 2 года назад

      Jones is no Brady, Jones won't win 1 SB, FG kicker, WR, TE, DB, Brady had these, then had to do with what was given to him, then left. Jones won't be near Brady. Belichek will not have another run.

  • @blakealankc
    @blakealankc 3 года назад +24

    I love the narrative way you introduced the game between the two.
    Doing this level of breakdown should be done for more games

  • @rodc4334
    @rodc4334 3 года назад +234

    How many players have ever stayed happy under one coach for 20 years? How many superstars have been so forced to sit down and just be quiet? Indeed, how many regular people have been happy working for the same boss for 20 years? No one really knows what was going on in Tom's head except Tom. My best guess is that he does respect Bill, and what Bill taught him, and provided for him over the years. But also just outgrew Bill. The mentee needed a break from the mentor who refused to accept that the mentee was now his equal. A fairly common story in many walks of life.
    So Tom left the family farm to go see if he could make his fortune in the wider world, a story as old as story telling.

    • @gadd3690
      @gadd3690 2 года назад +6

      Bill Belichick NEVER taught Mr. Tom Brady anything! Bill was the luckiest man in the world to have Tom Brady to fall into his lap. As for as Belichick providing for Brady over the years. Hoss, that was the other way around. Brady at times was the lest paid Super Bowl winner in the league. You see what happen to Belichick when the old man went to the Bucks!

    • @marcoslaureano5562
      @marcoslaureano5562 2 года назад +7

      @@gadd3690 You must not have watched the Pats this season. Not a Pats fan, but they were good.

    • @woodybostic1128
      @woodybostic1128 2 года назад

      Very well said

    • @prollysus6083
      @prollysus6083 2 года назад +3

      Ummmmmmm no. Brady made Bellicheck

    • @rodc4334
      @rodc4334 2 года назад

      @@prollysus6083 Thank you for that deep well thought out analysis.

  • @christophermercado5466
    @christophermercado5466 2 года назад +441

    I never was a huge Brady fan, but the guy is amazing. What a career. Greatest QB in history no doubt. God speed in his retirement

    • @wolverine9632
      @wolverine9632 2 года назад +2

      100% agree.

    • @hohenseejohn1
      @hohenseejohn1 2 года назад +2

      You can't compare Tom Brady and today's football like it used to be year's ago he's good but he's no to Terry Bradshaw Roger staubach Dan Marino and the other great QBs from from the past

    • @scottyankee7705
      @scottyankee7705 2 года назад +1

      @@hohenseejohn1 :

    • @jnammur
      @jnammur 2 года назад +16

      @@hohenseejohn1 So basically you’re saying the position hasn’t evolved in the last 30+ years… let go of the past bro!

    • @darklord2626
      @darklord2626 2 года назад +11

      @@hohenseejohn1just because you grew up in that era doesnt make it the best era

  • @micahboswell6672
    @micahboswell6672 3 года назад +38

    This is the first season of the NFL (2021) I've watched in about 15 years and I really appreciate your channel. Helps build some background on whats been going on in the league while keeping it entertaining. You've got my sub!

  • @thaboomer53
    @thaboomer53 3 года назад +117

    Just an observation here. As a long time Bucs fan, it's interesting to watch the relationship betweenhead coach Ariens and Brady. And as Ariens implies, he just lets Brady be Brady. So far, it seems to work. Brady has one of his best buds in Tampa to play pitch and catch with. Just a couple kids playing sand lot football. It seems to work.

    • @jocobb1888
      @jocobb1888 3 года назад +12

      I completely agree.. to me, it seems like he's actually having fun, and is obviously appreciated by ALL the coaching staff for a change. Just glad this game between the BUCS and PATS is finally over for TB...this game was way too weird, wacky and stressful.

    • @OneManParade
      @OneManParade 2 года назад +10

      Yes. How big of fool would you have to be to get in Tom's way. The man is a winner.

    • @tomjones5650
      @tomjones5650 2 года назад +2

      Well how did it work for them last week. He WON'T BE BACK.

    • @breadfan9
      @breadfan9 2 года назад +1

      It worked. Right into Tom Brady's retirement

    • @rodc4334
      @rodc4334 2 года назад

      @@tomjones5650 Bucs did not get a superbowl, sadly. But did tie for the best regular season record in the NFL. Brady had the most yards and TDs. So have to say it worked out pretty darn well, even if the season was not perfect.

  • @jasonbrooks3219
    @jasonbrooks3219 3 года назад +16

    Wow AFC West, I thought I knew every team in my division since I am a Broncos fan. Are you sure it's not the AFC East that the Patriots are in.

  • @TheLongstemrose
    @TheLongstemrose 3 года назад +30

    Chasing after your dreams means leaving the familiar to enter the unknown and being the best there.

  • @jamesstreet228
    @jamesstreet228 2 года назад +27

    I can't imagine how Brady must have felt walking onto the Foxboro field as the away team where he had won so many games as the home team QB in front of the same fans that had cheered for him for 20 years. I don't know if I could have done it.

    • @JohnSmith-bn7bl
      @JohnSmith-bn7bl 10 месяцев назад

      especially after they couldnt pay him WHAT HE WAS WORTH..... had to leave, play for another team, and win another superbowl there !.

    • @BoxStudioExecutive
      @BoxStudioExecutive 10 месяцев назад

      @@JohnSmith-bn7bl Nah, he was leaving, didn't matter how much Kraft was willing to pay. Brady didn't want to play another season with Coach Belichick.

  • @drsauce4347
    @drsauce4347 Год назад +6

    Patriot fan here since their inception 1960. Saw every game of theirs. Believe me, the Patriot way is Brady's way. Belichick will NEVER do anything substantial ever again without Tom. Tom has quietly proved that...past 3 seasons Bill has flunked. I am surprised Kraft has kept him...I would not be shocked if Bill is gone sometime during or after this 2023 season. His record stinks prior to Brady, and after Brady. Look it up. Lastly, Hope he NEVER gets past Shula's record. I cannot stand him. (can you tell?)

  • @TitanicHorseRacingLover
    @TitanicHorseRacingLover 3 года назад +225

    This breakup was like a rock band with huge egos, and one member left to join another band or to have a solo career. Brady went to join the Buccaneers in 2020 and Belichick stayed to run the Patriots however he wanted. We are currently observing the results of their mutual decisions. Just my opinion.

    • @hunterwilliams7059
      @hunterwilliams7059 3 года назад +6

      Both look good right now too

    • @danielraymond7712
      @danielraymond7712 3 года назад +1

      Thanks Tom.. thanks Bill B.
      Regardless neither one talks smack about the other.
      Definitely professionals..

    • @rodbutler8069
      @rodbutler8069 3 года назад +16

      BB tried to trade Brady to SF and Kraft overruled him and sent JimmyG instead. After 20 years TB deserved more respect from his coach and 6 rings. TB is a great fit with a less naive TB over his future.

    • @whyhasgooglemessedwithmych1423
      @whyhasgooglemessedwithmych1423 3 года назад +20

      I disagree. No one is more humble than Brady based on his accomplishments. He never asked or expected special treatment. Just due respect. BB could not/would not do that. So the humble GOAT took his talents to TB.

    • @lovedc4ever678
      @lovedc4ever678 3 года назад +1

      Why yes we are aren't we? Tom Brady is gone for not even two seasons and as Brady take the slide the New England Patriots have won 7 in a row. More wins on the road than at home. LOL! I kinda' think Brady is the diva going down and it's taken Belichick less than two seasons to rebuild to the hilt without him.

  • @georgeadcock2347
    @georgeadcock2347 3 года назад +21

    I think The Hoody letting Brady spin in the wind with Deflategate had long lasting damage.

  • @themetalone7739
    @themetalone7739 3 года назад +97

    God, this upcoming game, Pats vs. Bucs...it'd be one thing if there was a possibility of a good contest, but that's just not realistic. Gonna have to watch my favorite team get their ass handed to them by our former QB. Really rubs the salt in those wounds.

    • @ljb4192
      @ljb4192 3 года назад +1

      I felt this

    • @themetalone7739
      @themetalone7739 3 года назад +10

      @@eleven8948 Most people get it...if nothing else, the man put his time in, and no one could've asked for more from him. The Pats went from a total joke to THE best franchise in the history of the game. Hard to be mad at a dude who made it all possible. Of course, there will always be those dicks that will call him a traitor and such.

    • @eleven8948
      @eleven8948 3 года назад +1

      @@themetalone7739 I hear ya and I agree. I was always a Brady fan because of the time and effort he put in as well. Dude is a wizard at figuring things out and faced lots adversity as well. I wasnt sure if it was Belichicks coaching or Brady's effort that was winning and now we can all see what it was (Mostly Brady). No wonder every single coach that has moved on from NE has failed miserably. Bill NoBrien screwed the Texans so bad its gonna be at least 5 years before things go right. Now there is a book coming out stating that NoBrien actually was trying to get fired too in order to be Belichicks successor. What a total douche. I wonder if NoBrien still would like to replace Belichick now that Brady is gone. Im sure isnt a dumbass to hire that moron anyway....lol

    • @shrtbus44
      @shrtbus44 3 года назад +1

      @@eleven8948 I'm happy for Brady personally. Honestly seeing Brady win would be nice because he would have beaten every nfl team if he does. On another hand being a Pats fan i wanna see them roll the Bucs but i'm not stupid lol the Bucs are going to win 60 to 6

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 3 года назад

      Hope you're right. From Australia.

  • @Daniel-ls1gb
    @Daniel-ls1gb Год назад +81

    Brady going to the Bucs proved that he wasn't just a product of Belichick's system, but rather he was the driver of the offense all of those years. It was one of the best moves of his career.

    • @Whowhatme
      @Whowhatme 10 месяцев назад

      He was the driver of the Patriot Way. When you see your best player prepare, work harder than anyone else and demand excellence from everyone. He knew how to lead his TEAM, motivate them and if you watch any interview (except AB) of his teammates, it’s clear they ALL would go through a wall for him. Guys came to NE to play with TB12 and not to play for Hoodie.

    • @marvinhunt8276
      @marvinhunt8276 10 месяцев назад +2

      Belichick is just an average coach. Period.

    • @W81Researcher
      @W81Researcher 10 месяцев назад

      That was a down year given the low attendance. They got lucky against the Saints and third time matches tend to yield different results if there was a sweep, and they played a QB who pretty much is a playoff bridesmaid who can't get the monkey off his back since his only SB as he lost at home the next year. Rams pretty much shut them down the next year and SF would have done the same. If only Seattle just let the Rams have the division and TB never goes to NO in divisional. Seattle has been known to always lose games to hurt the Saints.

    • @marvinhunt8276
      @marvinhunt8276 10 месяцев назад +3

      @@jackwoods535 I am a realist. You get real. Pre Brady with Bledsoe, The Pats sucked. After Brady, the Pats suck. Parcells is a different man. He already knew football. He didn't need Belichick. At best Belichick is a great defensive coordinator. If not for Brady there wouldn't have been a following of superstars signing with the Pats and taking HUGE pay cuts. GET REAL dude. And Belichick is not the offensive brains. Not by a long shot.

    • @ketchum6455
      @ketchum6455 9 месяцев назад

      He was a game manager the first few years

  • @Jack-ms3so
    @Jack-ms3so Год назад +7

    Tom was the ultimate team player. He took less money to help the team. He rarely did commercials unless other players were involved. He had Gronk and Moss for a while, but didn’t always have great receivers. Tom left
    because he wasn’t playing as well, that was do to the poor talent around him. Belichick never gave Tom the respect the goat deserved!

  • @christykranig3701
    @christykranig3701 3 года назад +173

    Brady has always been incredibly professional even at the worst of times. Belichick however lets his emotions destroy himself. I believe this is why Brady won this weekend.

    • @cisium1184
      @cisium1184 3 года назад +1

      🤔

    • @Braamsery1992
      @Braamsery1992 3 года назад +1

      Honestly I dont think so. Im on the outside kind of a Belichick. Not showing many emotions if I dont think something is funny i.e.
      It just makes you think on the inside a lot more. Thats about it. And his question couldve been: How do we go on the next years? How do go on without Tom?
      Just that.
      That HAS to be on a coaches mind, not showing it, doesnt really tell anything.

    • @ChefofWar33
      @ChefofWar33 2 года назад +1

      lmfao

    • @sublime3784
      @sublime3784 2 года назад

      I’m pretty sure it’s bc Nick Folk missed a field goal

    • @rodc4334
      @rodc4334 2 года назад

      @@sublime3784 Yes, the story would have been very different had he made it. Was a very close game.

  • @christinewhite2414
    @christinewhite2414 3 года назад +45

    Oh Drew...After all these years I'm still sad how things ended💔 It was so nice to see a glimpse of him here.. Oh the days in the old stadium.. when ignorance was bliss, the seats were still affordable and the NFL wasn't woke..I miss you pal! ❤

  • @HikarusukeShindou
    @HikarusukeShindou 3 года назад +25

    I love that thumbnail. Bill is like:
    Tom please DON'T LEAVE MEEE!!!!!!!! And Tom is like:
    DONT TALK TO ME IM RUNNING AWAY!!!!

  • @pete6705
    @pete6705 Год назад +17

    I love Belichick, but Brady was great enough that he should have let him do whatever he wanted. When you have a player that special on your team, you let them do whatever makes them happy, as long as they’re still performing. The other dumb thing about letting Brady go was that he had absolutely no backup or plan to replace him.

    • @sikecar534
      @sikecar534 Год назад +1

      Jimmy G. was the plan. But BB had to trade him....

    • @pete6705
      @pete6705 Год назад +5

      @@sikecar534 Ya, but Jimmy G had already been gone by then. When Belichick let Brady walk away he had no backup plan at all. They picked up a washed up Cam Newton right before training camp because that was the only option they could find

    • @sikecar534
      @sikecar534 Год назад +1

      @@pete6705 Jimmy G. WAS the plan. But Brady went to Kraft and Jimmy was gone.

    • @davis2k1234
      @davis2k1234 Год назад

      @@sikecar534Jimmy G just got benched for Aaron OConnel because he is trash just another example of Belichicks incompetence running a franchise he tried to get rid of the best QB in the NFL for Jimmy G Bill is a 🤡 love seeing him get exposed for the trash head coach he always was

    • @patrickhopkins8290
      @patrickhopkins8290 11 месяцев назад +2

      That statement shows billicheck couldnt poor piss out of a boot.tom one a SB ,billyboy is what 3 N 9

  • @evanwallace8683
    @evanwallace8683 2 года назад +4

    I have been a huge pats fan since 1994 at the age of 6 I asked my grandpa who his favorite football team was because they lived in Rhode Island he said the New England Patriots I said mine too I was born and raised and still live in FL and thank God I loved and admired my grandpa so much to pick his team instead of liking a team down here in FL. If I wasn't a long time fan I would question the things in this video after seeing the huge AFC West pic and hearing you say they clinched the AFC West but this is by far one of the best videos about NE, BB and TB I have ever seen, I salute you sir

  • @jonathanmaurino9553
    @jonathanmaurino9553 3 года назад +50

    A premature departure? DUDE WAS THERE 20 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is so much longer than anything in sports and most things in life. Man, I honestly question what you are thinking when you think this is a good idea smh. You literally showed Joe Montana, who the niner ran out of town. Tom owes Bill nothing and Bill owes tom his respect, which he has forsure.

    • @angryjoker7528
      @angryjoker7528 3 года назад +2

      He was just saying premature as abrupt or surprising

    • @jonathanmaurino9553
      @jonathanmaurino9553 3 года назад +1

      @@angryjoker7528 cmon man this video is brutal. He takes on this bad putting it nicely.

    • @davidking4838
      @davidking4838 3 года назад

      He was supposed to wait until Brady qualified for Social Security.

    • @stewartmillen7708
      @stewartmillen7708 3 года назад +1

      It's interesting that Belichick is the archetype of the cold, ruthless, coach. Bill Walsh is much more that. Bill Walsh once told Harris Burton something akin to "you're good enough to play in the NFL for seven more years, but you'll only spend the next four with us. Then we're going to trade you". To Walsh, all players were interchangeable cogs and as soon as one started showing signs of wear, he was to be replaced with a new one. There was no loyalty.

  • @everythingcollectibles
    @everythingcollectibles 2 года назад +16

    In 2020, Tom Brady became the first NFL player in history to play 20+ seasons with the franchise that drafted him, and then signed somewhere else. A record that will never be broken again, and a record that was previously held by (if you count traded as well) Joe Montana (14 Seasons with the 49ers, then got traded to the Chiefs).

    • @RK-um9tu
      @RK-um9tu 9 месяцев назад

      Actually Brady holds the record for being protected by the NFL history.
      Only QB in NFL history who you could not touch or nothing the passer would be called.

  • @1122stardust
    @1122stardust Год назад +5

    Goes to show how shallow Bill B is. He has issues with Brady but holds on to Mac Jones for 3 years. Wake up Bill !!

  • @felixmadison5736
    @felixmadison5736 2 года назад +11

    I've been watching NFL pro football since 1960 and I finally had to admit after seeing Unitus, Griese, Montana, Starr, Jurgensen, Van Brocklin etc, that Tom Brady IS the GOAT.

  • @micahqgecko
    @micahqgecko Год назад +4

    Well, looking back now it is clear the Bellichek is mediocre. He made some good trades and decisions, but without the QB spot settled he cannot build an offence. Looking back on the totality of his trades and draft picks, it is easy to see how much Brady carried those offences and trained the receivers. Bellichek got not only a top tier QB, but a top tier OC in Brady. Mac Jones is a good QB, but without a good OC and with time since Brady left, we just see that the offence cannot move the ball. The defence isn’t even good anymore. I think Bellichek needs to be fired if the Pats finish below a .300 (which is honestly what I am expecting).

  • @vivalasil
    @vivalasil 3 года назад +50

    As a Pats fan, this made me sad ):

    • @paulcoover7057
      @paulcoover7057 3 года назад +1

      As a niners fan, I fully understand your pain and sympathize!

    • @drew7155
      @drew7155 3 года назад +2

      Lol.. get more sad

    • @mustang715
      @mustang715 3 года назад +1

      All professional sports are scripted. It's just the WWE with better athletes.

  • @byimranalam
    @byimranalam 3 года назад +26

    Whoever's gonna win, It would look good on their Documentaries.

  • @butternuts14
    @butternuts14 3 года назад +45

    I hope Tampas whole team comes out as pumped as Brady will be. They will destroy NE if they do

    • @Jd_jd57
      @Jd_jd57 3 года назад +2

      @Papa palpatine they still won so who cares

    • @elcid8889
      @elcid8889 3 года назад

      This isn't aging so well.

  • @mtadams2009
    @mtadams2009 Год назад +5

    I think benching Malcom Butler was the straw that broke the camel’s back. What a wasted performance. Bill letting a second string QB torch his defense and he leaves Malcom on the bench. Bill needs to go. It’s time to tear it down. Bill is great at keeping his defense supplied with talent but his offense is thin.

  • @imdbtruth
    @imdbtruth 2 года назад +6

    Brady is the best ever. I wasn't that impressed after the first Super Bowl, only mildly impressed after his second, but damn, SEVEN?! And he got way better individually as the years went by... He was kinda a bus driver in his earliest years, but then he turned into a stat monster. And to still be near the top of the heap at his age, he's untouchable.

  • @somerandompatriotsfan4415
    @somerandompatriotsfan4415 3 года назад +45

    2:12 correction: Bills made 4 straight superbowls

    • @devilkazuya2001
      @devilkazuya2001 3 года назад +12

      And lost every single one😆

    • @willthompson3573
      @willthompson3573 3 года назад +1

      No one remembers this

    • @edgarramirez9113
      @edgarramirez9113 3 года назад +3

      @@devilkazuya2001 damn beat me to it 🤣🤣

    • @thechado7868
      @thechado7868 3 года назад +2

      They Apsolutely did, people joke all they want, and call the cowboy the team of the 90's but it was Buffalo in the SuperBowl 4 times in a Row, yeah we lost qnd the dought set in there after a Bum field goal kick

    • @ShiggyMiyamo
      @ShiggyMiyamo 3 года назад

      @Ghost Everyone goes straight to Steelers for the 70's, but I honestly think the Phins can be _argued_ as the better of the two dynasties that decade. 80's was clear, and 90's was clear, but Buffalo was great, too.

  • @papi1999
    @papi1999 3 года назад +22

    video made me respect brady knowing he was going through pure bullshit

  • @brianchua4240
    @brianchua4240 3 года назад +20

    Initially I didn't believe Seth Wickersham's article cuz I thought it was ESPN just making up some meaningless drama, but the way how Brady's camp has revealed what went on behind the scenes, damn, Seth wasn't wrong.

  • @richfarfugnuven6308
    @richfarfugnuven6308 Год назад +5

    They are both assured their place in the HOF, but I will always put Brady ahead of Bill...

  • @leonmaliniak
    @leonmaliniak Год назад +1

    Talk about " what have you done for me lately " . Brady gave the Patriots six super bowl and made Bilichek look like a genius whereas his monumental failures since Brady left prove that the coaches ' genius was based on the brilliance of Tom Brady.
    It is a shame that Brady was not allowed to remain with the Patriots for the rest of his life.

  • @7777PEACEMAKER
    @7777PEACEMAKER 3 года назад +9

    Following Brady since his days at Michigan and also being a Giants Fan followed Belichick also then he ended up with the Patriots. These are grown men they could leave anytime but over the years as guys retired from the Patriots you would here them say Belichick was not easy to play for but winning does cover a lot of problems but eventually I think Brady would want to see if he could do it with another team and also I did hear former players say like Damien Woody on NFL live it never evolved no joint decisions or input about plays or players. I remember how Brady always would accept lower play like you mentioned. I think a lot of people are going to gain a lot of respect for Brady for keeping this quiet for long reminds me of the situation with the Broncos when Dan Reeves left and Shanahan took over you heard it come out that Elway was never happy about the situation. Me personally I lost some respect for Belichick when you hear players mention how Brady was treated. Now Brady is without question the GOAT and he now knows and everyone else he did it without Belichick now Belichick will realize how good he had it and parted ways to soon.

    • @thinkofitthisway7804
      @thinkofitthisway7804 2 года назад

      Gaining respect for Brady for keeping this quiet?? Keeping what quiet? Tom Brady is as big an icon in American sports as was Muhammad Ali. Bill Belichick is arguably the best coach of all time. They both did their respective things and got to 9 Superbowls. What is there to keep quiet?

    • @TK0_23_
      @TK0_23_ 2 года назад

      @@thinkofitthisway7804 Ali?? Jordan maybe, but not Ali. And I agree. Belichick is a genius, A genius!. But as is often the case with exceptionally smart people, they are difficult to get along with (read: asshole). Brady was the perfect piece of clay coming out of Michigan for Belichick. But Brady is also an extraordinary person and took Belichicks teaching and raised it to another level. They both deserve all the praise that is heaped upon them. And what happened after is irrelevant. Tampa winning doesn't detract from Belichick and while adding to Brady's legacy it doesn't change anything, He was already the GOAT. What is he now? GOAT 2. GOAT +. It doesn't change anything.

  • @BCaldwell
    @BCaldwell 3 года назад +19

    The Bucs offense huddled in the shower in the visitors locker room at Gillette stadium would be an epic troll......

  • @Jetsweepp
    @Jetsweepp 3 года назад +346

    I just want to say, without you, I wouldn't be into football as much as I am right now. News almost every day. Quality content as well

    • @LulBruhDMV
      @LulBruhDMV 3 года назад +4

      Right? That Josh Gordon post saved my fantasy team since Jeudy got hurt

    • @snoozy7467
      @snoozy7467 3 года назад +2

      Agreed

    • @Mikerophone
      @Mikerophone  3 года назад +35

      Thank you so much for the love Ethan, I absolutely love creating content for you guys :) Its nice to be appreciated and I'm glad you enjoy the content!

    • @Jetsweepp
      @Jetsweepp 3 года назад +1

      @@LulBruhDMV if it wasn't for Mike I would've have known about the Haskins trade until maybe a few weeks after. I don't really pay attention to trades and stuff

    • @allentheskywalker
      @allentheskywalker 3 года назад

      Agreed

  • @carldaniels4827
    @carldaniels4827 2 года назад +4

    the BEST conflict moment between belichick and brady was when tampa bay buccaneers secured the playoff berth to the super bowl. brady was on camera calling..... belichick to tell the coach they were going to the super bowl. belichick was pissed with the call and threw the headset cursing the moment. priceless!!

  • @Loganiz1337
    @Loganiz1337 Год назад +4

    7:22 he said 45, implying he'd retire when he's 45 years old.
    He's now retired at the age of 45.
    We could've known all along

  • @alexsolon9891
    @alexsolon9891 3 года назад +8

    Dude if it weren't for your channel, I wouldn't be so invested in football off the field. Keep it up!!!! 💯 Cheers from the other side of the Pacific ocean

  • @lopaka76
    @lopaka76 3 года назад +6

    2:12 you are wrong.
    Buffalo Bills appeared and lost in 4 consecutive Super Bowls;
    1990 New York 20
    Buffalo 19
    1991 Washington 37
    Buffalo 24
    1992 Dallas 52
    Buffalo 17
    1993 Dallas 30
    Buffalo 13

  • @MovieGasm
    @MovieGasm 3 года назад +290

    I like this Mike guy.

    • @Henley3276
      @Henley3276 3 года назад +4

      Hey get off his D dude

    • @dayy2540
      @dayy2540 3 года назад +5

      @@Henley3276 wth go to sleep

    • @notr.e
      @notr.e 3 года назад +1

      Me too

    • @jimbo_1312
      @jimbo_1312 3 года назад +9

      @@Henley3276 the fact that when somebody compliments a dude, the first thing you thing is that... well its pretty telling.

    • @zoominnboomin
      @zoominnboomin 3 года назад +5

      Yeah, in the last year he has grown into a dope youtuber

  • @jeffreyjacobs390
    @jeffreyjacobs390 10 месяцев назад +1

    The answer would be one was only good with the other NOT PARTING ..... except WHEN THE PARTED = Tom BRADY left ... the man brought his tight-end with him, his skills neither diminished nor rusty ... and WON AS USUAL WITH TAMPA BAY .... meanwhile back at the RAUNCH .... the Glib, grouch, gruff and never smile BILLY BELICHICK .... lost, lost worse continuing downward trend GOT WORSE UNDER HIS SOLO act with N.E.P. ..... where is the mystery !? It takes a solid three squad, good staff, great Q.B. & Running Back, Receivers .... and that was not the case after Tom left. It also takes MONEY ! GBjj

  • @richardpatnode998
    @richardpatnode998 3 года назад +40

    The Pat's ten year super bowl drought can be laid at Belichick's feet alone. It wasn't Bill's masterful coaching that created the Pat's winning culture, it was Brady's fabulous skill and competitive spirit. Brady went out and got a 7th ring. Belichick laid an egg. F you Bill.

    • @blakebarone1809
      @blakebarone1809 2 года назад

      Both are great, but Bill is far better than the 2nd best coach of the last 15 years. You can make a case that Brady hasn’t been the best QB of the last 15 years. In either way, the 2nd best QB is closer to Brady than the 2nd best coach is to Bill.

  • @xXImikoXx
    @xXImikoXx 3 года назад +44

    Great stuff as usual man, except with this one you got one and only one critical detail wrong... the Tom Brady way isn't stronger than the Patriot Way... Tom Brady is, and was the Patriot Way.

    • @autastic4577
      @autastic4577 3 года назад +1

      He also got the division wrong saying they won the afc west then showed a afc west logo
      Side no team made 4 straight super bowls when Bills did and his cowboys beat then 2 times so he should know that
      Typical cowboys fan I guess

    • @drew7155
      @drew7155 3 года назад

      Talk about not aging well

    • @tigerroselili5765
      @tigerroselili5765 3 года назад +3

      He is. That’s why he has a ring without them and they didn’t even make the playoffs

    • @autastic4577
      @autastic4577 3 года назад +1

      @@tigerroselili5765 he went to a stacked team that managed to win 7 games with a qb that trew 30 picks and had 2pro bowl wrs before Brady got there and once he got there added gronk and brown
      Patriots had the most op outs and the worst qb in the NFL and 0 WRs on there team and managed to win 7 games let's see your head coach take the wrost qb in the NFL lost 3 starters and lose your best wr week 6 and win even 4 games

    • @TK0_23_
      @TK0_23_ 2 года назад

      It may be the Tom Brady way, but Belichick taught it to him.

  • @ma5839
    @ma5839 3 года назад +36

    I like that Brad's father still calls him Tommy even he's an NFL mvp and 40+ yrs old

    • @mickeyt9190
      @mickeyt9190 3 года назад +1

      Why wouldn't he call him that??

    • @jobdoneright5934
      @jobdoneright5934 3 года назад +4

      That's his son dummy

    • @youngjohn5076
      @youngjohn5076 2 года назад

      You apparently don’t have kids , not matter how old they are , they will alway be you kids. Aka his son.

    • @ma5839
      @ma5839 2 года назад

      @@youngjohn5076 you have no basis for your assumption.

    • @youngjohn5076
      @youngjohn5076 2 года назад

      @@ma5839 you are right , I read your original comment wrong. I thought you said why he did that .

  • @jameswashnis7990
    @jameswashnis7990 Год назад +4

    bellichick wanted brady out of his system it didnt meet up with his plan so he deliberately declawed tom gave him less than adequate weapons a makeshift offensive line i dont blame tom one bit for leaving and its pretty glaringly obvious that brady was the main reason for the dynasty as bellichick doesnt even have a 500% record without him but with him won 9 conference championships and 6 super bowls with a winning pctg of 760%

  • @loboblanco4426
    @loboblanco4426 3 года назад +6

    Tom Brady volunteered to restructure his contract for the good of the team. He did it once again with Tampa Bay so they could bring the entire Superbowl team back.

  • @kingbaldwiniv5409
    @kingbaldwiniv5409 3 года назад +18

    Really solid film!
    11:40 - The Pats won the AFC East, not the AFC West.
    Bill is a really good coach, but people act like he hasn't made massive personnel mistakes or ruined games. Remember Chad Jackson, Audalius Thomas, Antonio Brown, Ty Law, Richard Seymore, and since 2017 have any of those drafts amounted to much of anything? He has a terrible record with WRs among other positions.
    Additionally, Belichick has a tainted record. He was caught cheating back in Cleveland and has been caught several times in New England.
    Imagine for a moment if Tom Brady REALLY WAS THE REASON for the Patriots' success. Bill was middling before Tom, poor last year, and nothing special this year. Judge Bill on the years without Tom, maybe Bill isn't really as good as people say?

    • @autastic4577
      @autastic4577 3 года назад

      I can counter this argument last year bill had the most op out in the nfl and by far the worst qb and went 7-9 2008 he went 11-5 without Tom Brady
      Tom Brady went to a stacked team already made for a playoff run Winston trew for 30 tds the year before with that same cast and then Brady recruited brown gronk and fornett and others to that already stacked team also for the cheating thing remember deflategate had noting to do with Bill and every thing to do with Brady

    • @kingbaldwiniv5409
      @kingbaldwiniv5409 3 года назад

      @@autastic4577, Bill recruited a former MVP as QB. He controls personnel, so if he isn't happy with the groceries, that's his problem.
      So Tom is responsible for the least meaningful rules violation, sure, I accept that.
      Bill's draft record is not good. Bill has been in a division that might be the worst in pro sports. Buffalo, Miami, and the Jets have largely sucked, and Miami still always splits.

    • @autastic4577
      @autastic4577 3 года назад

      @@kingbaldwiniv5409 your wrong bills draft record is not good in the first 2 round and hits all the time after the 2nd
      That mvp qb your talking about hurt both his legs that gave him that award and was cut by a team that didn't even have his replacement yet and was sign to veteran minimum to be a bridge qb record the wrost stats of 2020 and still went 7-9 what ever team you root for have them lose there starting safty tackle mlb best wr get hurt with 10 games left and the worst qb and win even 4 games

    • @kingbaldwiniv5409
      @kingbaldwiniv5409 3 года назад +1

      @@autastic4577, 2016-21 haven't been good. He has had to deal most of the good players from those drafts like Thuney, Brissett, Michel.
      Bill has picked 10 WRs since 2010. They have caught a total of 172 passes, an average of 17.2 catches each so far in their careers.
      That is trash.
      As far as pass rushers, he's sucked here too.
      Aggregating ALL Bill's picks since 2015, the last 6 drafts, Bill has only picked one guy with any meaningful sack numbers, Trey Flowers, who has been on Detroit since 2019. He has 30.5 sacks so far.
      Aside from Trey, Bill drafted 56.5 sacks since 2015, 6+current seasons, 56.5 sacks between 18 front 7 draftees.
      For context, TJ Watt by himself has 52.5 since 2017. Pittsburgh has 136.
      Steeler WRs drafted 2015 to present caught 1378 Passes, 6 drafted WRs, averaging 229.6 catches per pick.
      The Steelers know how to pick pass rushers and WRs while Bill sucks at both.
      It isn't just the Steelers though.
      8 Chiefs WRs caught 788 passes, 98.5 receptions per pick.
      The Chiefs have drafted 72 sacks over 15 players since 2015, and their pass rush is sorry.
      And don't pretend like nobody else suffered like the Patriots last year.
      The Chiefs had nothing but backup OL nearly all year, Tardif, Niang, Osemele, Schwartz, and Fisher at the end. D linemen on IR, DBs, their only veteran RB was out the whole season, Sammy Watkins only played a half season.
      Bill's a good coach, but you're fooling yourself. HE picked the prima donna at QB, he's the GM. HE drove Tom away.

    • @timhawks6101
      @timhawks6101 3 года назад +1

      The Pats kept winning their division because the other teams were consistently weak. That gave them an edge in the playoffs. This does not, however, take away how great a team they were. Now without Brady, where will they go?

  • @jesseiniguez393
    @jesseiniguez393 3 года назад +20

    The patriots was everyone's goal to beat every season

  • @7777PEACEMAKER
    @7777PEACEMAKER 3 года назад +34

    I started reading the book The Dynasty by Jeff Benedict and you can see that Kraft regrets the Autonomy he gave Belichick being the Coach and General manager and now Belichick's son is the defensive coordinator that does not look good considering what we are learning now. Thanks again Mikerophone great video.

    • @rodc4334
      @rodc4334 3 года назад +5

      I could imagine that is true. On the other hand, over the last 20 years what other team has that many division titles, super bowls? In the end, even if Kraft has second thoughts, that decision has made him a ton of money and brought many rewards.

    • @jamesanthony5681
      @jamesanthony5681 2 года назад +1

      What does Kraft say exactly about regretting the autonomy he gave Belichick? Kraft stepping aside and allowing Bill to have a free hand (with a few exceptions) has brought 6 Super Bowls. The Pats never got old or ever seemed to be in a rebuilding phase.

    • @mikecianelli9144
      @mikecianelli9144 Год назад

      but his son has some tongue 😝

    • @sikecar534
      @sikecar534 Год назад

      LOL! The only way Kraft could've sign BB was the full autonomy.
      BB wasn't gonna be another Parcells.....

  • @scott7521
    @scott7521 2 года назад +6

    I pray these two meet in the Super Bowl... GREATEST STORYLINE EVER

    • @poopsock7493
      @poopsock7493 2 года назад

      Im sure the NFL will make it happen...By way of rigged games of course.

    • @somethinglikethat2176
      @somethinglikethat2176 2 года назад

      Hard to beat Tom and Gronk going to Tampa and winning another one but that might do it.

  • @tizmon
    @tizmon Год назад +3

    The biggest responsibility of a professional football coach should be about maximizing each player’s potential. Disrespecting arguably the greatest quarterback in history of the sport isn’t it, especially when the guy is as great a team player who cuts his salary for the team. The saddest part is that the most logical explanation for his action is authority complex, a fancy way of say a coach being jealous of his player because he is more important for team success.

  • @bandit788
    @bandit788 3 года назад +8

    I never liked Brady early on, but you have to respect that man as a player!!!!!

  • @boogitybear2283
    @boogitybear2283 3 года назад +23

    So glad Tom is in Tampa! We needed him and so thankful for him! I hope he retires a Buccaneer in Canton!!

    • @deckedout6610
      @deckedout6610 3 года назад

      He Won't

    • @Jimstantonrealestate
      @Jimstantonrealestate 3 года назад

      Me too (tom being in tampa)! Tho, It isnt like that in canton. All teams played for are listed below their bust.

    • @jillshertill1598
      @jillshertill1598 3 года назад +1

      It must be nice for tom to be needed and wanted he deserves it I think. The fans have also been so good to him thats amazing

    • @jillshertill1598
      @jillshertill1598 3 года назад

      @@deckedout6610 you never know none of us know

    • @MrIrrelevant58
      @MrIrrelevant58 3 года назад +3

      @@jillshertill1598 That's disrespectful to NE fans. Do you think any of us wanted him gone? Or that he wasn't loved here?

  • @juliorivera5667
    @juliorivera5667 3 года назад +9

    Man I swear you’re the best bro, no one comes close to the type of work you put in. Been following you for a cpl years now and you haven’t lost your touch

    • @Mikerophone
      @Mikerophone  3 года назад +2

      Thank you so much Julio 🥺

    • @karthikgomadamrajagopal2727
      @karthikgomadamrajagopal2727 2 года назад

      How I wish you evaluated me! Your bar is not low, its 10 feet under, if you think this garbage is good.

  • @seanklingensmith7572
    @seanklingensmith7572 2 года назад

    I remember back when Atlanta and New Orleans were NFC West and Phoenix/Arizona was NFC East.

  • @chhansen9813
    @chhansen9813 Год назад +3

    The first team to make 4 straight super bowls? WTF? The Bills lost 4 in a row, so they made it to 4 straight!

  • @CallMeMicahT
    @CallMeMicahT 3 года назад +5

    I love the way you did the intro. Taking a look at the history of champions

  • @Kp08og
    @Kp08og 3 года назад +165

    What finally broke the relationship was the sitting of Malcom Butler in Super Bowl LII

    • @onebuffalo5402
      @onebuffalo5402 3 года назад +12

      100% Brady thinks he should have 8 SB's but brady is delusional bc the rams SB he won the next year he didnt deserve at all lol

    • @erickf0xxx1
      @erickf0xxx1 3 года назад +64

      @@onebuffalo5402 hater gonna hate....he deserved it all and more fool

    • @sportstalkwithmayo1670
      @sportstalkwithmayo1670 3 года назад +36

      @@onebuffalo5402 didn't deserve it... a postseason run with 30 + ppg which is ELITE with the worst weapons in the league.

    • @jasontibbetts9981
      @jasontibbetts9981 3 года назад +44

      @@onebuffalo5402 So you just gonna ignore the fact that Brady outdueled Mahommes in the AFC championship game that year, at Arrowhead with no weapons? 😂😂

    • @SuperCod4567
      @SuperCod4567 3 года назад +11

      @@onebuffalo5402 get some friends

  • @AndrewCapobianco2014
    @AndrewCapobianco2014 3 года назад +5

    Even Brady cannot survive in the cold forever, natural progression to leave after 20 years God Bless him & we still love him in Tampa

  • @nathanphillips755
    @nathanphillips755 Месяц назад

    As an Australian who doesn't know much about the NFL and after watching the roast of Tom Brady. I appreciate this breakdown. Thanks brother 😊
    I subscribed for future content.

  • @obynoomere1280
    @obynoomere1280 11 месяцев назад +5

    For Brady to deal with Belichick's toxicity and still win on a high level is another testament of his greatness and mental strength.

  • @Kp08og
    @Kp08og 3 года назад +16

    2:15 we just gonna forget the Bills…they made 4 straight and lost all 4.

    • @onebuffalo5402
      @onebuffalo5402 3 года назад

      pats never even made it to 4 in a row so hes talking bs lol

    • @sportstalkwithmayo1670
      @sportstalkwithmayo1670 3 года назад +1

      @@onebuffalo5402 you are right... they were a 2015 afc title game missed XP by gostkowski from Making 5x straight Superbowls

    • @autastic4577
      @autastic4577 3 года назад +1

      His cowboys beat them 2x in that span to he should know that

    • @tufgbhw6986
      @tufgbhw6986 3 года назад +1

      The Bill's can finally make the playoffs at least now that Tom left lol. They literally made the playoffs once while he was in AFC east

    • @Jstacksxxx
      @Jstacksxxx 3 года назад

      @@onebuffalo5402 he said patriots attempted, he never said they made it. But yeah he’s wrong about them would’ve being the first. That’s crazy to pull off

  • @itaboi309
    @itaboi309 3 года назад +12

    Imagine if Bill actually got Tom him some help at skilled positions for those years it was dry at WR. Tom would have 2 more SB's

    • @navyguyinva
      @navyguyinva 3 года назад

      Right. Because 6 isn't enough.....

    • @brayden7211
      @brayden7211 3 года назад

      @@navyguyinva 7...

    • @johnatkinson1324
      @johnatkinson1324 2 года назад

      Totally agree--then, maybe sports analysts wouldn't have proclaimed that Tom Brady (with his few excellent receivers) was "definitely done."

  • @bruceallen6377
    @bruceallen6377 3 года назад +44

    That was a good one Mike, set it up for the big game! If there’s anyone who can beat Tom Brady it’s Bill Belichick, he knows all of his weaknesses! With that being said I’m still going with Tampa Bay! It’s going to be one hell of a game!

    • @rosamontoya9154
      @rosamontoya9154 3 года назад +4

      Brady knows belichick he was with them for 20 years and Brady is under a new system on a different team with alot better players than what belichick has

    • @christiancastrillon2040
      @christiancastrillon2040 3 года назад +8

      BUCS win. It'll be no contest. Angry Tom is a scary thing

    • @metronorthwtrain1452
      @metronorthwtrain1452 3 года назад +4

      @@christiancastrillon2040 amen to that. We saw what happened after the bs deflategate suspension. Which neither Bill or Bob backed him on. One of my favorite videos is Tom Brady's revenge tour.

    • @JG-or9ej
      @JG-or9ej 3 года назад

      Belicheck is a mastermind and I’ll be sticking with my team since Drew Bledsoe. I feel so uncomfortable about this game but to be honest I’m a Die hard New England fan.. Patriots may be an underdog team but we always have been and we will come back even stronger!!

    • @apapz3245
      @apapz3245 3 года назад +1

      People don’t understand bellicheck is like fucking yoda and Tom is just a padawan

  • @WanderingWolf365
    @WanderingWolf365 Год назад +2

    Belichick and McDaniels both showed they're nothing without Brady. All they had to do was keep their mouths shut, play their roles and let Brady cook. But they failed, got too prideful. McDaniels now having failed stints as HC of two different teams, and Belichick in last place with the Patriots. - WW

  • @maekong2010
    @maekong2010 2 года назад +2

    I've been watching your channel for quite a while. Your tendency to stack identical-meaning adjectives (which might be a regional/colloquial thing) notwithstanding, you are the best in the business. And this video was, by far, the best treatment of this subject matter I've yet seen. Keep up the good work.

  • @beyondleftfield4470
    @beyondleftfield4470 3 года назад +12

    Bro... they would've been the 2nd team to make 4 straight Super Bowls. Lmao.

    • @mikeleahy1987
      @mikeleahy1987 3 года назад +3

      He also said they won afc west but there in afc east

  • @tufgbhw6986
    @tufgbhw6986 3 года назад +26

    I'm on Brady's side. Bellichek is a narcissist and should've been more grateful.

    • @rodbutler8069
      @rodbutler8069 3 года назад +1

      Belichick and Kraft are both Trump clones and follow his selfish philosophy.Brady never attended a White House SB champion honor with Trump.

    • @mrbutter555
      @mrbutter555 3 года назад +8

      @@rodbutler8069 dude stfu leave politics out of sports

    • @N0TSureBr0ther-h5c
      @N0TSureBr0ther-h5c 3 года назад +2

      For once I’m on Brady’s side too. And I’m a Steelers fan who hates him

    • @eduardsiger1860
      @eduardsiger1860 3 года назад

      @@rodbutler8069 Beats being a plumber -Bill Belichick

  • @riansachar
    @riansachar 3 года назад +5

    Amazing video bro. The amount of detail and the story telling tone you have. Wow!

    • @mikeleahy1987
      @mikeleahy1987 3 года назад

      He was wrong about two things they would have been 2nd team make 4 straight nd said they won afc west but there in afc east

  • @Elguapodelfuego
    @Elguapodelfuego Год назад +2

    in 2018 "showing signs of decline" They beat the best team in the nfl in the playoffs, and by a lot. they destroyed the chargers, who had wayyyyyyy more talent.

  • @scottkenny5281
    @scottkenny5281 2 года назад +2

    Man in the Arena is awesome !!! Watch it if you get a chance, just how his 3 older sisters talk about him is amazing, and what he and his family went through leading up to the Atlanta super bowl

  • @slick742
    @slick742 3 года назад +7

    Thank you Mike for putting out great content....this has been an awesome video

  • @theswullnasty3353
    @theswullnasty3353 3 года назад +8

    2:11
    “The New England Patriots were attempting to become the 1st team to make 4 straight Super Bowls”
    Wrong. The Buffalo Bills did that 30 YEARS AGO and it’s common knowledge even for casual football fans. I’m from Vegas. I’m not a Bills fan. I wasn’t even alive for that team’s run. You’re a sports content creator. How do you not know this?!

    • @christiancastrillon2040
      @christiancastrillon2040 3 года назад +2

      Or they play in the AFC West?!? Ffs. Amateurs

    • @Redandranger
      @Redandranger 3 года назад +2

      He's lazy but wanted to get the video up before the TB-NE game for the most views.

  • @icetray2727
    @icetray2727 3 года назад +146

    As a Patriots fan, I know Brady is pissed off from that loss to LA and I’m waiting for the inevitable. And we all know about Psycho Tom.

    • @tydpods888
      @tydpods888 3 года назад +8

      facts

    • @davem7722
      @davem7722 3 года назад +12

      there is a chance BB's know the defensive code to stop Brady,. unfortunately the Patriots are not playing like a team yet

    • @doomedgrandrichgaming3315
      @doomedgrandrichgaming3315 3 года назад +13

      @@davem7722 that’s because the pats aren’t a team anymore I as a pats fan can say the pats suck and they will for a while

    • @lakaffbass
      @lakaffbass 3 года назад +4

      @@doomedgrandrichgaming3315
      Defensively? Pats were top 10 last year. I’m not a Pats fan but Belichick teams have always been solid on defense. I think the Pats need to figure out their offense though.

    • @icetray2727
      @icetray2727 3 года назад +2

      @@lakaffbass can’t figure shit out when a rookie QB has been thrown into the fire

  • @kennycai8695
    @kennycai8695 3 года назад +4

    Honestly, I'm glad Brady left the Patriots. With the benefit of hindsight now that Brady has returned to Foxboro as a member of the Buccaneers, I can proudly say this: most of us football fans don't hate Brady; we hate the vocal minority of Patriots fans with a constant need to flex their superiority everywhere. Just look at how they behaved when Brady made his entrance, or when Brady took a sack from his former team. "Savage" is the word I will use to describe the whole thing.
    This was the player that brought them 6 championships, and they could not even show him a shred of respect. As a reminder: THIS was what fans of 31 other NFL teams have to put up with when Brady was a Patriot. The sheer disrespect and insufferable attitudes of this vocal minority is why a lot of us reasonable football fans can never appreciate Brady in his prime.

  • @edwinbell3255
    @edwinbell3255 Год назад +2

    Tom Brady went to a Tampa Bay team that only needed a quarterback. It was an ideal situation for Tom Brady. The money didn't hurt either.

  • @jinavl
    @jinavl 3 года назад +15

    Let's be real..Tampa has a stacked ,loaded team that has been playing a whole season together..if the Pat's win itll be a miracle

    • @azazelvalentine1762
      @azazelvalentine1762 3 года назад +6

      Not really, the secondary is trash. Add on the injuries to the secondary so they're gonna be playing against 3rd and 4th string Cbs

    • @badasssnow
      @badasssnow 3 года назад

      Basically the Buccaneers will win because they got a nice surprise of getting to add Brady to a stacked team. While Brady left the Patriots scrambling pretty much high and dry.

    • @azazelvalentine1762
      @azazelvalentine1762 3 года назад +1

      @@badasssnow that's false

    • @azazelvalentine1762
      @azazelvalentine1762 3 года назад

      @@BipolarAbusiveX ik the pats lost. I never said they wouldn't lose

    • @jeffs8330
      @jeffs8330 3 года назад +2

      @@badasssnow what a crock....that 'stacked' team had a losing record the prior year and that QB put up some pretty good numbers. Funny how every team TB ends up on is considered stacked. Bottom line....without Tom Brady, that team has a losing record and doesn't even make the playoffs...and if Tom Brady gets injured, you can bet that 'stacked' team doesn't even make the playoffs this year. It's only 'stacked' because of Tom Brady. If he went to Pittsburgh, that team would be considered stacked.

  • @ConwayKitty
    @ConwayKitty 2 года назад +3

    Started watching NFL in 5th grade Rams became fav team that year they played Pats in SB and barely lost in 2001season I believe it was. Since then I've hated Tom and Pats. That being said I have the utmost respect for Tom and all he's done. I can't deny he's a GOAT despite the heartbreak he's caused me over the years.

  • @rodneymathews6775
    @rodneymathews6775 3 года назад +10

    As a Cowboys fan who witness the fall of the Cowboys Dynasty in the 90s, after the Jones and Johnson divorce, We know how the Patriot fans feel. But Brady isn't missing a beat!

    • @zacsailers7402
      @zacsailers7402 2 года назад +2

      Yeah… don’t count on us being down and out too long.

    • @Walker-ow7vj
      @Walker-ow7vj Год назад

      @@zacsailers74022-7

  • @wiles3953
    @wiles3953 2 года назад +1

    Good job on this piece.

  • @philipyoung4439
    @philipyoung4439 Год назад +2

    He spent 2 decades in New England. Not sure if is departure would be considered premature.