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What do you guys think?
Yes he is!
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Well he is good but not the best!
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coolbunny1234 wroteHe's a system QB and everyone knows itPsyche wrote Just because he has the most rings as a quarterback doesn't mean he's one of the best quarterbacks of all time. well he's tied for first place with Joe Montana. But I don't see what all the hype is about. I don't see anything special about Brady.
Make one valid argument, he's undoubtedly the greatest...statistically and intangibles, it's simply undeniable now man, sorry.
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Tom Brady is NOT a system quarter back. Plus look at the Wide Receivers he had VS Montana and Peyton Manning. Tom Brady had only one big name WR and the rest grew their name by just being on the patriots. Getting Brandon Cook is the biggest move they have done since Randy Moss. But anyways, Peyton Manning is a system QB and was blessed with good/great WRs at the time he was in Indy and way better in Denver. Like seriously that Denver team was stacked enough to let TIM TEBOW win games the year before. Its actually disappointing it took them so long to win one. Jerry Rice had so many weapons.
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Mega_Bhunivelze wrote Tom Brady is NOT a system quarter back. Plus look at the Wide Receivers he had VS Montana and Peyton Manning. Tom Brady had only one big name WR and the rest grew their name by just being on the patriots. Getting Brandon Cook is the biggest move they have done since Randy Moss. But anyways, Peyton Manning is a system QB and was blessed with good/great WRs at the time he was in Indy and way better in Denver. Like seriously that Denver team was stacked enough to let TIM TEBOW win games the year before. Its actually disappointing it took them so long to win one. Jerry Rice had so many weapons.LOL Peyton Manning was a system QB? Do you even know what that means?
He played on 2 different teams, was in different systems 4+ times IIRC, and played HoF level football on both, and even GOAT level in 2013 when he played for the Broncos and he threw for 50 TD's.
Btw, Tebow wasn't a bad QB. He was a complete god in college and he was still mediocre in the NFL.
I don't think you actually get what a system QB is. The WR's on the team have no relevance.
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I guess a good quarter back can be released by every NFL team and even stated by a lot of teams as "Not an NFL quarterback with horrible mechanics." And yeah 2013 was a disappointing year because that team was so stacked its not even funny. Denver choked when they got Tim Tebow. Peyton is in the tom 4 conversation with only 2 Super Bowls but has 3 appearances. Even tho Peyton has not played at a high level in the big games Tom Brady has most of the QB post season and working on the regular season records. Yeah Jimmy G and Jacoby Briscett did win when Brady was gone but dude thats what happens when your backups are well coached.
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Mega_Bhunivelze wrote I guess a good quarter back can be released by every NFL team and even stated by a lot of teams as "Not an NFL quarterback with horrible mechanics." And yeah 2013 was a disappointing year because that team was so stacked its not even funny. Denver choked when they got Tim Tebow. Peyton is in the tom 4 conversation with only 2 Super Bowls but has 3 appearances. Even tho Peyton has not played at a high level in the big games Tom Brady has most of the QB post season and working on the regular season records. Yeah Jimmy G and Jacoby Briscett did win when Brady was gone but dude thats what happens when your backups are well coached.... or because that team under Belichick is where system QB's are. Look at Garoppolo. Prime example.
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Its funny that you think that because he is so good at passing the ball and they are able to open the passing lane all 3 zones (Short, Medium and Deep) that he is somehow bad? You do realize they also run the ball a lot too? And Jimmy G has a team around him that doesnt suck. Belichick is the best coach if not one of the best coaches of all time. Especially being at one team and able to do what he has done. Plus Jimmy G barely played so I dont exactly know how thats an example. Especially since he didnt put up godly numbers. Tom Brady from this year forward IS the greatest QB and one of the best football players if not the best overall player. Records, MVPs, consistency, and Super Bowls show it. He is Clutch. Oh, another thing, remember Peytons last year in Denver? He had 11 interceptions in 4 games.
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Stats dont lie and Tom Bradys success doesnt lie either. Especially look at teams like Atlanta and Green Bay and Pittsburgh.
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Stats dont lie and Tom Bradys success doesnt lie either. Especially look at teams like Atlanta and Green Bay and Pittsburgh.
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Mega_Bhunivelze wrote Its funny that you think that because he is so good at passing the ball and they are able to open the passing lane all 3 zones (Short, Medium and Deep) that he is somehow bad? You do realize they also run the ball a lot too? And Jimmy G has a team around him that doesnt suck. Belichick is the best coach if not one of the best coaches of all time. Especially being at one team and able to do what he has done. Plus Jimmy G barely played so I dont exactly know how thats an example. Especially since he didnt put up godly numbers. Tom Brady from this year forward IS the greatest QB and one of the best football players if not the best overall player. Records, MVPs, consistency, and Super Bowls show it. He is Clutch. Oh, another thing, remember Peytons last year in Denver? He had 11 interceptions in 4 games.My lord you are so ignorant. No shit Manning had a terrible year because it was his final year, and when the time comes for Brady, he'll have the exact same year. Historically, GOAT QB's have that bad year which mostly ends their career. Example- Brett Favre
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Stats dont lie and Tom Bradys success doesnt lie either. Especially look at teams like Atlanta and Green Bay and Pittsburgh.
You're literally proving my point of Brady being a system QB. He has one of the best coaches of all time and they've run the same system every single year. Brady has had good players around him for a while considering in his first 3 years he didn't play like how he did in 2008. That Patriots team had Willie McGinest, Ted Bruschi, and countless other players.
No way you can say Brady is the best of all time. He's one of the best, but don't try to say he's flat out the best of all time. Reggie White, Lawrence Taylor, Walter Payton, should share that title, because they carried their team every year. You can't say the same about Brady, because he's had more than enough help from his team throughout his career.
By the way, I forgot to add, even Matt **** Cassel did good on that Patriots team. What does that tell you?
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Whatever.
Im the best quarter back in the world.
Im the best quarter back in the world.
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Love Brady but what do you call it? Yea a peak.. chill out guys
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