His comeback against the Falcons I think was THE moment he became the G.O.A.T. Him winning this superbowl is just really to prove the debate. Hell he already has by this point.
Yeah I left my buddies house and showed up at home 15 minutes later and was like "what the hell is happening" Once I saw them win it I said that's it, he's the GOAT, no question.
THIS..people, including myself, still regarded brady as a qb of an enemy team, maybe even hated him...but that half I saw against the falcons to me changed him from being a patriots qb to full goat-hood that transcends team allegiance
SB 51 is definitely the most meaningful. He was suspended for 4 games, and came out roaring, went to the SB, was down 25 points, and then came back all the way, winning 34-28. In the same year, his mom was undergoing cancer treatment, and it was the first SB that she had ever seen her son play in. Nothing will beat SB 51
Brady also put Deflategate in the garbage with SB 51. The NFL should be ashamed of the way they treated Brady. When Roger Goodell was handing the SB 51 Lombardi Trophy to Robert Kraft, the fans were booing him so loud, you could hardly hear what he said. What a moment created by the GOAT.
that shows how fuckin insane brady is if he wins this 7th ring hes the best sports figure of all time or at least i think so if hes not already that lol.
Tbh we are still numb to the Falcons comeback. That super bowl is unquestionably the greatest ever. I dont care about coaching, you have to be absolutely flawless at qb to come back and down 28-3.
Adam With you....what He did ,specifically,was just insane! I watched the replay for 5 days everyday just trying to understand what I witnessed and put it in context. I'm a homer....from RI. Nothing but love for TB...a lot of great memories and he's poised to make some more .Go Bucs...
At this point, I feel like rooting for Brady is akin to rooting for Michael Phelps, or Usain Bolt to shatter their respective records. Brady's still out there raising his own bar and it's just amazing to be alive to see it.
This is going to be talked about with awe and reverence by fan for decades after. being alive to see it has been amazing. The man went from the ultimate underdog to the the greatest of all time, people wouldn't believe it if they made his career into a movie.
@@neisan92 This is why I think ppl need to appreciate greatness when they see it, even if they're not a fan of whoever it is that is great. I mean, we've seen the greatest QB of all time in Brady, arguably the most talented QB of all time in Rodgers, the greatest NFL dynasty of all time in the Patriots, and the greatest college football dynasty of all time in Alabama, all at the same time. This has truly been a special era of football and I don't think we'll ever see anything like it again. It'll be talked about till the end of time and we're lucky enough to have been able to witness it first hand.
Tom's proven his point. "I got gas left in the tank and I'm not gonna waste it here." I want to point out that he's now in the NFC Championship game with some people he JUST MET a few months ago. Why is that team in the NFC Championship? Because of HIM. He doesn't have to win the SB. He's in the playoffs with STRANGERS and Billy's not even in the playoffs.
He joined a team with massive cap room and a collection of talent way better than NE. The reason they have that kind of talent is because they've been drafting high for the last 2 decades, whereas the Patriots have been drafting in the high 20s or 30s. Trying to equate the two situations is nonsensical. Belichick had to do more with less. Tom has to do more with more.
@@jimothy-johnson if NE Patriots drafted low, then they must have load of money for the free agent market. So whose fault is that in New England? Who went cheap? The owner? Who didn't want to bring in all the talents for Tom and all the fans?? Definitely not TB12's fault. Then whose?
Bill almost made the playoffs with his top defensive players opting out ‘knowing bill is a defensive coach’ did I mention he still almost made the playoffs? Maybe if cam didn’t miss a few games due to Covid
@@DC_10 They drafted in the same rounds, just probably an average of 15-20 picks lower than the Buccaneers. They still have to pay them first round money if they're 10 picks later. I don't think you understand the salary cap or the draft, given your comment.
@@jimothy-johnson And which pick was Brady? Sorry but your point is nonsensical. Draft picks are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. LOL. As well if the Bucs have been drafting high for a couple decades, by your theory they should have at least been making it to the playoffs.
Brady has already proved he can play without Bill. Objective people thought the bucs would go 9-7, wildcard 1 and done. The morons who chanted system qb made far worse predictions and look even more stupid as Brady threw 40 TDs 4,600 YDs. All the while he’s 43 and can still throw long. For more perspective look at how 42 yr old Brees played and Rivers retired
@@twistednip2569 skip bayless had them 13-3 or so. They were the 2019 Browns team, superbowl or bust. That was before they got leonard Fournette and Antonio Brown. I mean they were already a top 5 offense and now they would get a QB that would not throw 30 INTs. The biggest question was Brady's ability to throw deep since he was a drinker and dunker at New England. He adapted okay, lots of yards and TDs, but also more INTs, but not enough to lose games like Winston
If I’m a Bucs fan, there will never be a ring as special as the first one. The Bucs were so bad for so long and then were lead by a ball hawking defense to clinch their fist Super Bowls win. That’s special.
It is by FAR the most important ring. Every year for years now we have had to listen to all the pundits say he is done, fell off the cliff, nothing left. Yet every year he makes the super bowl or is darn close. This would truly cement his legacy. Winning in spite of his coach in Tampa.
I think it’s already cemented. 20 years from now there will be 2-3 generations of football fans that look back and remember how scary it was playing against Tom Brady
I agree he beat the defending SB champions who beaten 2 MVPs in back to back years in the playoffs Manning and Rodgers in SB and Conference game respectively. LOB was the best defense at the time in the last decade. Had he lost at the time he would've lost 3 SBs after winning 3 in 4 years. Narrative would be a little different. Imo
For sure.... you guys and Brady tormented us... but just grown to respect Brady.... When Marino was retiring, we were all wishing he ‘d go to home to Pittsburg, they wanted him... so he had a shout to win a Super Bowl..... cause we failed him with trash rosters.... that’s just the way it is... A fan of the team but mad respect for the person.
The fact he's even being discussed like this, whether in his first season with a new team at 43 he can potentially win another ring is staggering. I used to hate Brady as a new fan, but the more football I watched I really grew to appreciate and respect just how talented he is. I watched him drag the Pats out of some bad situations, I think the Falcon Superbowl really solidified it for me and turned my opinion around
I hear so many people say 1) he’s not that talented 2) the patriot teams were so good around him......I admit I am biased cause I grew up in Massachusetts but he is so freakin great. He is an awesome quarterback. The best I have ever seen play the game.
I enoyed watching the Patriots lose to Eli Manning and the Giants in February 2012 and to Nick Foles and the Eagles in February 2018, but the following year I wanted the Patriots to beat the Rams. Our dog is called Brady. He'll be eight next month. Right now the focus should be the NFC championship game, not the Super Bowl.
The 5th Ring vs the Falcons made Brady almost Mythical because of how they won it. But this Playoff run could end up being Brees, Rodgers & Maholmes. That's special
@@slimbrady6691 huh i didnt know that. i only know the bucs in passing, and they seemed like one of those teams that are always made fun off, bottom of the barrel type thing
@@stevedyches4635 just kind of feels like Green Bay’s year coming from a brady/Bucs/Patriots fan idk if the continuity and scheme is there for the Bucs right now (I thought next year would be their best if healthy) but I’ve seen crazier things happen I would like to see the game be close going into the 4th and see what happens it’s all you can ask need to hold Green Bay to 21-24 ish points
c'mon - the guy is already SO FAR ABOVE everyone else, he's just creating space now, great QBs like Rodgers, Montana, Namath are the top layer, then theres this empty space that no one occupies (yet) and THEN there's *Tom Brady*.
As a Montana fan since "The Catch" and a believer that he was the G.O.A.T. after ring # 4. But after "The Comeback" Brady is #1 hands down to the point he does not have to win anything more to prove it. A 7th ring would be all the more impressive all things considered.
I've been thinking about this, He deserves something names after him when he retires. The man has dominated the nfl for 2 decades, won more than anybody else, and done it in the Salary cap era were sustained success like that should be next to impossible. Hell he deserves 2 spots in the Hall IMO, you could split his early years and his later years into two careers and they would still both be first ballot Hall of fame quality.
@@neisan92 He has 3 HOF careers. The young plucky startup career where the dynasty started, but stats werent put up from 2002 to 2005. Then the Dan Marino type years where he put up ridiculous stats but couldnt win it all from 2006 to 2014. The the legend years where he cements himself as the goat of the NFL with 3 rings, and the greatest, almost mythical superbowl performance of all time from 2015 to 2019. Who knows, maybe he will add a 4th hof career in Tampa, cementing himself as the greatest athlete in the world.
@@ChefofWar33 You can make that argument for sure. Two is easier to justify but I've seen strong arguments for 3 definitely. At this point he should get a statue in Boston and at the Hall haha.
Brady is the best athlete in any sport, ever. 43 year old, new team, losing culture, one game from super bowl in first season. I hope the haters realize how ridiculous they sound.
For real man I hated Brady for years then I found a love for him. I started going for him cause no one else would and it was a blast laughing in my friends faces
Nah nobody ever will, mahomes can win like 15 superbowls it wouldnt matter. He however eliminates any discussion whatsoever of being the GOAT of the nfl. Not a good look for bill bilichek though
Would like to see him win it this year and next, then he's at 8. Same as Montana and Bradshaw combined. If he ran off 3 with bucs, he would be qb of the decade when they vote in 10 years. It would be his 3rd decade in a row, unbelievable.
Thats a fact...I hate how he said thats "unfair" lol...and in reality if brady wins!! everyone is gonna say he won the "divorce" and the truth is he would have and by far at that!!!!!
I've always gotten so annoyed with people who try to somehow downplay an athletes success because of the "system" they are in. The whole damn point in sports is to win and to win you always want to be in the best position to succeed. Every single damn quarterback is a system quarterback.
I’ve never understood that being an insult, being a system qb (if I didn’t know the way people use that term) would seem like a high compliment to me lol
@@kendrick7385 - It actually takes something away from them. If the system is the reason they’re successful, then you’re lessening their impact. In the case of Brady, he is an incredible leader - he makes the people around him better. He owns a lot of their success because of that.
Other than, the "next one" is the best, number seven with this team and circumstance would maybe be the best.What a strange conversation; in a good way. Wonder what we will say about number eight? What is the limit and why would he stop? I know, silly, but,,,,
Saints fan, brees fan, but I'm happy I get to witness what Brady is pulling off. If you like football, or even sports, please understand he's 43 with a new team in the first year, and he's bringing them home for a super bowl. All respect.
Why would the *eighth* ring be important? “Because it’ll be the first to be back-to-back ... twice.” Why would the *ninth* ring be important? “Hat trick.” There’ll always be something for TB12.
I definitely think this one would be up there for him. I would be hesitant to not put the first one up there as the most important for every player, even when they win it early. You look at guys like Rivers and Marino who've retired without winning the big one, and countless other big name players who never got a chance to win one, and my personal opinion is that the first one is the most important, because of the class that you get put into as a champion.
I've always found that the most meaningful Championship is the last one and then can't wait for the next one. They are all unique in their own way but there is nothing more exciting than being a champion.
I'm disappointed in his drafting but Bill is unquestionably the GOAT coach. Unfortunately I don't think he'll ever agree to work with a GM. He'd sooner retire so you gotta take both together.
@@attila2246 Lest we forget Belichick left the Jets after being head coach for 1 day because he found out the Jets WERENT going to give him complete control, which he demanded. So sometimes people forget Belichick is the GM, not just the coach.
Tom would still be in New England if Bill had paid Tom properly and a two year guarantee. They sent him packing. As a die hard Patriot fan, I'm rooting for Tom's success.
Why does Brady have to prove he can win a SB without Belichick, when he has lost 3 WITH Belichick? I sometimes wish people hold Belichick to the same standard as Brady. Yet their hatred for Tom is the reason why he is the undisputed GOAT
Brady has already become a legend and a marvel. A hero for the NFL even. What he is doing now, if he keeps winning and wins it all will leave all of the sports world speechless. Everybody will be stunned into shock for years to come.
He doesn't need to win his 7th. But it's quite an accomplishment just to be in his 10th Super Bowl if they win this weekend. Plus adding NFC champion would be a new award for him.
Tom Brady was with New England a long time. He knows what it takes to win a Super Bowl. That knowledge he parlayed into a chance for another Super Bowl appearance. Tom knows the dedication players need at minimum in order to make it to the game. It took him 3/4 of the season to get the entire team up to speed to give them a chance. That was what all the yelling was about during the season when the story of Brady yelling at players. "yelling at players" is a VERY broad statement in that it could mean so many things. The most likely reason Tom Brady was yelling at Tampa Bay players was to get their work ethic and dedication for the cause among the team players to all start pointing in the same direction. I would not be surprised if Tom ended up coaching in the NFL at some point in the future.
Love you rich but the whole "if BB had a loaded roster and an average QB he'd do the same thing". Uhm that already happened, BB had the undefeated 07' team with Matt Cassel at QB in 08'. Cassel was a pro bowl QB the next season with the Chiefs. So you take an undefeated team that was blowing teams out all season and replace Brady with a pro-bowl caliber QB and you don't make the playoffs or win the division.
Brett Favre won 4 playoff games with 4 different coaches, kurt Warner went to 3 superbowls with 3 different coaches. Peyton Manning went to 4 superbowls with 4 different coaches. Brady can be part of that elite group if makes a superbowl appearance with someone not named bill belichick.
of course winning SB 55 would be the most important one just look at all the precedents he would set first qb to win a SB in both conferences win a SB in their home stadium win a SB in the first year after changing teams as the day 1 starter
Eisenhower had Patton Marcus Aurelius had Maximus, Every Leader Has a Field General, Belichek had Brady, Tom went to a stacked team, Beliheck shopped at dollar general for roster
If not the first one, I gotta go with the one against Seattle. All the success they’d had, but they hadn’t won it in ten years, I think people started to wonder if he’d ever get one again. I think that’s when a lot of people started to accept him as the greatest.
Absolutely. Winning without Belichick in the other conference. Beating Brees, Rodgers and Mahomes. Easily his most satisfying and most impressive. No doubt.
His comeback against the Falcons I think was THE moment he became the G.O.A.T. Him winning this superbowl is just really to prove the debate. Hell he already has by this point.
Yeah I left my buddies house and showed up at home 15 minutes later and was like "what the hell is happening"
Once I saw them win it I said that's it, he's the GOAT, no question.
Don’t swear.
@@barrymccockiner5321 Bruh what?
THIS..people, including myself, still regarded brady as a qb of an enemy team, maybe even hated him...but that half I saw against the falcons to me changed him from being a patriots qb to full goat-hood that transcends team allegiance
I agree. Nothing can top that imo. Heart of a Champion, Warrior, and the GOAT summed up in that game.
SB 51 is definitely the most meaningful. He was suspended for 4 games, and came out roaring, went to the SB, was down 25 points, and then came back all the way, winning 34-28. In the same year, his mom was undergoing cancer treatment, and it was the first SB that she had ever seen her son play in.
Nothing will beat SB 51
Brady also put Deflategate in the garbage with SB 51. The NFL should be ashamed of the way they treated Brady. When Roger Goodell was handing the SB 51 Lombardi Trophy to Robert Kraft, the fans were booing him so loud, you could hardly hear what he said. What a moment created by the GOAT.
That defense gets no credit 🤦🏽♂️
I disgaree
this
That season was in my opinion the best I’ve ever seen a quarterback play. 28 TD 2 INT with no Gronkowski in only 12 games.
We literally debating which Brady's SB is the best lol. This man other level
that shows how fuckin insane brady is if he wins this 7th ring hes the best sports figure of all time or at least i think so if hes not already that lol.
@@masonmcconnell9375
American sports figures maybe. Can't see a football player being seen as the best international sports figure.
@@hi-nw7qy true as football is really only an american sport.
If he wins a ring without bill that would be impressive ig. But look who he’s throwing to lol
@@sirhoopalot1125 I mean the buccs arent in the playoffs without Brady lets be real hell Winston throw for 5k yards and could win with thoes guys
Tbh we are still numb to the Falcons comeback. That super bowl is unquestionably the greatest ever. I dont care about coaching, you have to be absolutely flawless at qb to come back and down 28-3.
It wasn't just 28-3. It was 28-3 until 2:06 remained in the third quarter. They had about 17 minutes of football to make that comeback.
Played that game for his mom. Cancer and at every game that year.
Adam With you....what He did ,specifically,was just insane! I watched the replay for 5 days everyday just trying to understand what I witnessed and put it in context. I'm a homer....from RI. Nothing but love for TB...a lot of great memories and he's poised to make some more .Go Bucs...
As a Patriot fan , I'm rooting for TB to get No. 7 .
Same.
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At this point, I feel like rooting for Brady is akin to rooting for Michael Phelps, or Usain Bolt to shatter their respective records. Brady's still out there raising his own bar and it's just amazing to be alive to see it.
This is going to be talked about with awe and reverence by fan for decades after. being alive to see it has been amazing. The man went from the ultimate underdog to the the greatest of all time, people wouldn't believe it if they made his career into a movie.
@@neisan92 This is why I think ppl need to appreciate greatness when they see it, even if they're not a fan of whoever it is that is great. I mean, we've seen the greatest QB of all time in Brady, arguably the most talented QB of all time in Rodgers, the greatest NFL dynasty of all time in the Patriots, and the greatest college football dynasty of all time in Alabama, all at the same time. This has truly been a special era of football and I don't think we'll ever see anything like it again. It'll be talked about till the end of time and we're lucky enough to have been able to witness it first hand.
@@slimbrady6691 Dan Marino is arguable the most talented.
Good one.
Agree 😊❤️
Tom's proven his point. "I got gas left in the tank and I'm not gonna waste it here." I want to point out that he's now in the NFC Championship game with some people he JUST MET a few months ago. Why is that team in the NFC Championship? Because of HIM. He doesn't have to win the SB. He's in the playoffs with STRANGERS and Billy's not even in the playoffs.
He joined a team with massive cap room and a collection of talent way better than NE. The reason they have that kind of talent is because they've been drafting high for the last 2 decades, whereas the Patriots have been drafting in the high 20s or 30s. Trying to equate the two situations is nonsensical. Belichick had to do more with less. Tom has to do more with more.
@@jimothy-johnson if NE Patriots drafted low, then they must have load of money for the free agent market. So whose fault is that in New England? Who went cheap? The owner? Who didn't want to bring in all the talents for Tom and all the fans?? Definitely not TB12's fault. Then whose?
Bill almost made the playoffs with his top defensive players opting out ‘knowing bill is a defensive coach’ did I mention he still almost made the playoffs? Maybe if cam didn’t miss a few games due to Covid
@@DC_10 They drafted in the same rounds, just probably an average of 15-20 picks lower than the Buccaneers. They still have to pay them first round money if they're 10 picks later. I don't think you understand the salary cap or the draft, given your comment.
@@jimothy-johnson And which pick was Brady? Sorry but your point is nonsensical. Draft picks are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. LOL. As well if the Bucs have been drafting high for a couple decades, by your theory they should have at least been making it to the playoffs.
Brady has already proved he can play without Bill. Objective people thought the bucs would go 9-7, wildcard 1 and done. The morons who chanted system qb made far worse predictions and look even more stupid as Brady threw 40 TDs 4,600 YDs. All the while he’s 43 and can still throw long. For more perspective look at how 42 yr old Brees played and Rivers retired
@@troublishone nah I saw so many people comment 8-8 and etc and how overrated they were
Someone is paying attention
AND BIG BEN
@@TypicalBlakk Ben the worse.
@@twistednip2569 skip bayless had them 13-3 or so. They were the 2019 Browns team, superbowl or bust. That was before they got leonard Fournette and Antonio Brown.
I mean they were already a top 5 offense and now they would get a QB that would not throw 30 INTs.
The biggest question was Brady's ability to throw deep since he was a drinker and dunker at New England. He adapted okay, lots of yards and TDs, but also more INTs, but not enough to lose games like Winston
It Would Mean The World To Us Bucs' Fans If He Wins Us A Ring
He's definently doing an amazing job so far.
He will mr smith just keep believing go bucs....
Brady cant do it by himself other players need to step up.
If I’m a Bucs fan, there will never be a ring as special as the first one. The Bucs were so bad for so long and then were lead by a ball hawking defense to clinch their fist Super Bowls win. That’s special.
@@gatienlaurol5793 the goat rolling into sleepy tampa and making our team into a playoff team is a better story LFG
When your debating over which of his 6(maybe 7) superbowls is most important, you know you're talking about the goat
*Big Facts* Bill's can't evade him
As a Patriots fan, nothing about Brady doing this well riles me up. I'm rooting for Tom all the way
It is by FAR the most important ring. Every year for years now we have had to listen to all the pundits say he is done, fell off the cliff, nothing left. Yet every year he makes the super bowl or is darn close. This would truly cement his legacy. Winning in spite of his coach in Tampa.
I think it’s already cemented. 20 years from now there will be 2-3 generations of football fans that look back and remember how scary it was playing against Tom Brady
Beating The Legion of Boom was probably the most relief he ever felt.
I think it was the rams back in 01.
I thought that too and it would never get topped but the 28-3 was insane . That one superbowl alone would of put him in the h.o.f. haha
I agree he beat the defending SB champions who beaten 2 MVPs in back to back years in the playoffs Manning and Rodgers in SB and Conference game respectively. LOB was the best defense at the time in the last decade. Had he lost at the time he would've lost 3 SBs after winning 3 in 4 years. Narrative would be a little different. Imo
@@captainlowtier9809 and just the way he came back too, taking the legion of boom apart in the fourth quarter to give them the lead.
The second half of that game was the best qb performance ever, hands down
Pats fan here and we’re all loving Brady doing well, go get that 7th Tom!
For sure.... you guys and Brady tormented us... but just grown to respect Brady.... When Marino was retiring, we were all wishing he ‘d go to home to Pittsburg, they wanted him... so he had a shout to win a Super Bowl..... cause we failed him with trash rosters.... that’s just the way it is... A fan of the team but mad respect for the person.
Upset over Rams in his first one and the AtL comeback
that comeback against Atlanta was truly something special ngl
@@xCaptxCrunchx *Rams was bigger. It's shifted dynasties.*
@@xCaptxCrunchx you can blame Robert Alford for dropping an INT to seal the game. Smh. He gets all the credit when he doesn’t deserve it
@@xCaptxCrunchx right. That was one of the best sports events ever
Atlanta and Los Angeles were clearly rigged.
The fact he's even being discussed like this, whether in his first season with a new team at 43 he can potentially win another ring is staggering.
I used to hate Brady as a new fan, but the more football I watched I really grew to appreciate and respect just how talented he is. I watched him drag the Pats out of some bad situations, I think the Falcon Superbowl really solidified it for me and turned my opinion around
I’m Phins fan... he’s tormented our franchise and the AFC East, but you just grow to respect what he’s done.
I hear so many people say 1) he’s not that talented 2) the patriot teams were so good around him......I admit I am biased cause I grew up in Massachusetts but he is so freakin great. He is an awesome quarterback. The best I have ever seen play the game.
I enoyed watching the Patriots lose to Eli Manning and the Giants in February 2012 and to Nick Foles and the Eagles in February 2018, but the following year I wanted the Patriots to beat the Rams. Our dog is called Brady. He'll be eight next month.
Right now the focus should be the NFC championship game, not the Super Bowl.
The 5th Ring vs the Falcons made Brady almost Mythical because of how they won it. But this Playoff run could end up being Brees, Rodgers & Maholmes. That's special
Brees with broken ribs who couldn't throw past 10 yards. If Alex Smith had played with crutches, I guess that would've made this more special.
@@albieoval1657 but old man Brady COULD throw more than 10 yards. That's the difference.
@@cra2cra226 I've never seen Brady play with broken ribs, but you may be right.
@@albieoval1657 Awww more dumb hate comments ? You are just jealous he does not play for your team.
Last time I was this early, the Falcons were up 28-3...
Was it really that big of a lead? I've forgotten. All I know is it was epic and I had to admit he's the best clutch comeback qb I've ever seen.
Won’t be the most meaningful... It’ll just seal the deal of the all time greatest nfl PLAYER of all time.
why do you think not? my reason it is is bc he's old but he still won it all, with a new team
@@bigchum3984 that’s a good argument as well. It’s easy to look past his age
@@bigchum3984 Yea he's old but he's also playing with one of the most talented rosters of his entire career.
@@slimbrady6691 huh i didnt know that. i only know the bucs in passing, and they seemed like one of those teams that are always made fun off, bottom of the barrel type thing
That deal was already sealed a long time ago lol
As a lifelong patriots fan, Rooting for Brady and Gronk is like rooting for our relatives.
He's 43. 4 + 3 = 7. Wouldn't that be something.
@Rolas Rebuilds upcoming SB is
SB 55
holy ****, didnt think of that, thats some destiny ****
4 divided 3 = 1.33
1+3+3=7 🙄
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@Rolas Rebuilds math is hard
I’m starting to believe in the Brady magic. 😂😂😂
Why
Starting?
@@adamjewell5197 yes he said starting. Can you read?
Dude, he’s been magical for a long fucking time
@@stephenneville7841 that’s a little gay
If Tom wins the Super Bowl, he would've done it by beating two first ballot HOF to get there.
@@troublishone No. The boy has decades to go. Thats if he makes it that long with all of his runs.
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Exactly.
Bucs fans are the only ones in the entire world who had a great 2020
The browns success came from others suffering
Chiefs fans too lmao
Talk about this after Green Bay. I'm sure Brady is only thinking about this game.
It's going to be a tough one for sure, can't wait to see it. Hopefully, it will go a lot like their previous matchup, but I have my doubts.
@@stevedyches4635 just kind of feels like Green Bay’s year coming from a brady/Bucs/Patriots fan idk if the continuity and scheme is there for the Bucs right now (I thought next year would be their best if healthy) but I’ve seen crazier things happen I would like to see the game be close going into the 4th and see what happens it’s all you can ask need to hold Green Bay to 21-24 ish points
c'mon - the guy is already SO FAR ABOVE everyone else, he's just creating space now, great QBs like Rodgers, Montana, Namath are the top layer, then theres this empty space that no one occupies (yet) and THEN there's *Tom Brady*.
Joe Namath top layer, what lol. Maybe name Unitas instead.
@@tfredrick01 ok that works, point still the same
Yes. People don't vrealize thst aside from his giant upset, Namath really didn't have an outstanding career.
The 3-28 comeback in superbowl 51 was his greatest one
Retired Drew gets past Rogers and mahomes that’s god mode he already in goat mode
The only importance for number 6 is that is was a storybook ending for Pats dynasty, started and ended by being the underdog to a great Rams offence
And spygate.
@@albieoval1657 you're losing at life, son
@@PedroMartinez-tt7lr rather be a loser in life than keep boasting about some tainted rings.
You are wrong, there has been a player before Brady who won 5 rings (Charles Haley). But nobody has ever won 6. THAT is what makes ring 6 special.
@@albieoval1657 You are just a dumb hater. Appreciate greatness, there won´ t be one like him in a long time.
As a Montana fan since "The Catch" and a believer that he was the G.O.A.T. after ring # 4. But after "The Comeback" Brady is #1 hands down to the point he does not have to win anything more to prove it. A 7th ring would be all the more impressive all things considered.
NFL should’ve already made him or his face the logo of the league. Make all the awards named after Brady 🏈
I've been thinking about this, He deserves something names after him when he retires. The man has dominated the nfl for 2 decades, won more than anybody else, and done it in the Salary cap era were sustained success like that should be next to impossible. Hell he deserves 2 spots in the Hall IMO, you could split his early years and his later years into two careers and they would still both be first ballot Hall of fame quality.
@@neisan92 He has 3 HOF careers. The young plucky startup career where the dynasty started, but stats werent put up from 2002 to 2005.
Then the Dan Marino type years where he put up ridiculous stats but couldnt win it all from 2006 to 2014.
The the legend years where he cements himself as the goat of the NFL with 3 rings, and the greatest, almost mythical superbowl performance of all time from 2015 to 2019.
Who knows, maybe he will add a 4th hof career in Tampa, cementing himself as the greatest athlete in the world.
@@ChefofWar33 You can make that argument for sure. Two is easier to justify but I've seen strong arguments for 3 definitely. At this point he should get a statue in Boston and at the Hall haha.
As a pats fan, this would absolutely be his best achievement and it’s not even close
28-3.
@@Jackaroo. better game but moving to a new team and winning the SB after throwing for 40 TD's at age 43? Better achievement.
If Brady wins a ring with the Bucs it WILL be his greatest achievement.
BS
sYmboloGy lol it definitely will.
@@jakobbennett540 No
@@symbologee why not?
@@symbologee yeah why not
THE CORRECT ANSWER ABOUT SUPER BOWL RINGS THAT TOM GAVE IS “THE NEXT ONE” IS HIS MOST FAVORITE
Brady is the best athlete in any sport, ever. 43 year old, new team, losing culture, one game from super bowl in first season. I hope the haters realize how ridiculous they sound.
Arguing against would show your ignorance. TB12 The Greatest of All Time.
Amen bruh Amen
For real man I hated Brady for years then I found a love for him. I started going for him cause no one else would and it was a blast laughing in my friends faces
Still hasn't won a superbowl without a top 10 defense.
@@albieoval1657lol and neither has Rodgers
This magical journey may be over in 4 quarters unless they get work done and pull out a victory. Go Bucs
Hurts to say but yeah it probably would be the most meaningful
If Brady wins this, he surpasses Jordan
Nah nobody ever will, mahomes can win like 15 superbowls it wouldnt matter. He however eliminates any discussion whatsoever of being the GOAT of the nfl. Not a good look for bill bilichek though
He surpassed Jordan a few years ago.
Go Brady!!! Go Buccaneers!! Love my Tampa Bay Buccaneers 💙
Plain and simple... GOAT!
Ram
@@WilliamsWrestlin ?
Rich is just trying to save the yearly check BB gives him for St Judes lol
Brees, Rodgers and Mahomes , that's a murderers row that Tom would have to go through to win. That would make it special for him too
Great point
Two down one to go.
Goodell having to hand him the trophy after the suspension is number 1
Certainly. The fact that he is 43 will surely go down in history and will be super difficult to be broken.
Iv lived in New England all my life and im a Tom Brady Fan!!!
At this stage of the game at 43 against MVP form Rodgers, against a 25 year old stud QB in the SB (either Mahomes or Allen)... yes. Absolutely.
Tom Brady is literally the greatest of all time. Any sport. We're done.
The one that will win will be the one that has the best team at this stage of season because they both have great quarterbacks.
It''ll do until the eigth one. NEXT!
Would like to see him win it this year and next, then he's at 8. Same as Montana and Bradshaw combined. If he ran off 3 with bucs, he would be qb of the decade when they vote in 10 years. It would be his 3rd decade in a row, unbelievable.
He would be the QB of the century if he pulled that off! Never mind decade!
Brady Vs Bill "that's not fair"
You're right, it's not...much like Sports, eh?
Or life, for that matter?
Thats a fact...I hate how he said thats "unfair" lol...and in reality if brady wins!! everyone is gonna say he won the "divorce" and the truth is he would have and by far at that!!!!!
Tom's gonna get his seventh ring..
No, Winning his 5th is what separated him from the rest of the greats. Not to mention it was also the greatest comeback in the history of the sport.
It would be phenominal. No longer could haters use the stupid "system" arguement. No one could argue that he's not the greatest ever.
They’d just go back to the “cheater” bullshit.
I've always gotten so annoyed with people who try to somehow downplay an athletes success because of the "system" they are in. The whole damn point in sports is to win and to win you always want to be in the best position to succeed. Every single damn quarterback is a system quarterback.
another narrative that would die is that he can't go to a SB without a first round bye
I’ve never understood that being an insult, being a system qb (if I didn’t know the way people use that term) would seem like a high compliment to me lol
@@kendrick7385 - It actually takes something away from them. If the system is the reason they’re successful, then you’re lessening their impact. In the case of Brady, he is an incredible leader - he makes the people around him better. He owns a lot of their success because of that.
I think Super Bowls 49 and 51 will be his most meaningful, in my opinion! Winning one with Tampa would add to his legacy.
Next year’s SB Tampa Bay Vs New England, Tom Vs Bill narrative will be out of this freaking world amazing.
Other than, the "next one" is the best, number seven with this team and circumstance would maybe be the best.What a strange conversation; in a good way. Wonder what we will say about number eight? What is the limit and why would he stop? I know, silly, but,,,,
3:42 WHY IS HIS O-LINEMAN PURPLE!!!?
Saints fan, brees fan, but I'm happy I get to witness what Brady is pulling off. If you like football, or even sports, please understand he's 43 with a new team in the first year, and he's bringing them home for a super bowl. All respect.
To. Did a lot with off season work with receivers in NE. Did not have much chance to do so this year. Could be the best one yet.
Why would the *eighth* ring be important? “Because it’ll be the first to be back-to-back ... twice.”
Why would the *ninth* ring be important? “Hat trick.”
There’ll always be something for TB12.
As a patriots fan I feel like this would be his most impressive and important super bowl win if he makes it. But I will still always be a PATS fan
I definitely think this one would be up there for him. I would be hesitant to not put the first one up there as the most important for every player, even when they win it early. You look at guys like Rivers and Marino who've retired without winning the big one, and countless other big name players who never got a chance to win one, and my personal opinion is that the first one is the most important, because of the class that you get put into as a champion.
Brady has already won at least this year. Brady had that same roster last year and went way further than they are this year.
I've always found that the most meaningful Championship is the last one and then can't wait for the next one. They are all unique in their own way but there is nothing more exciting than being a champion.
I think that 8th ring will be the favorite.
Definitely because he will have one more than Belichik. And that's all that matters at this point. It settles the debate of who carried who.
Belichik has eight rings. He won two in NY as a DC.
Yea but you can't really count them since parcells was the head coach. Just like we don't count elways when he was gm
Bill has two with the Giants
Rings are rings, dog. They definitely count.
@@schartattack cool, Matt Patricia has 2 rings. How was he as a head coach?
Nice CSN&Y reference 👍
A Buccaneers ring would look gorgeous, with rubies and diamonds!
You said Rich, Bill is in charge of the roster, meaning he is in the mess that he made. Further proving Tom deserves more credit.
I'm disappointed in his drafting but Bill is unquestionably the GOAT coach. Unfortunately I don't think he'll ever agree to work with a GM. He'd sooner retire so you gotta take both together.
@@attila2246 Lest we forget Belichick left the Jets after being head coach for 1 day because he found out the Jets WERENT going to give him complete control, which he demanded. So sometimes people forget Belichick is the GM, not just the coach.
We're all rooting for Tom and Tampa to win the Super Bowl up here in Foxboro Lets Gooooooo!
Tom would still be in New England if Bill had paid Tom properly and a two year guarantee. They sent him packing. As a die hard Patriot fan, I'm rooting for Tom's success.
Why does Brady have to prove he can win a SB without Belichick, when he has lost 3 WITH Belichick?
I sometimes wish people hold Belichick to the same standard as Brady. Yet their hatred for Tom is the reason why he is the undisputed GOAT
Passing Jordan in titles while simultaneously proving he didn't need belichick would mean much more than a 25 point comeback
Brady has already become a legend and a marvel. A hero for the NFL even. What he is doing now, if he keeps winning and wins it all will leave all of the sports world speechless. Everybody will be stunned into shock for years to come.
Tom "The Franchise" Brady
Seven Rings is more than any organization.
His 1st ring is his most important.
Definitely the first one was the most meaningful, but this one would be pretty high up there, I'm sure.
He doesn't need to win his 7th. But it's quite an accomplishment just to be in his 10th Super Bowl if they win this weekend. Plus adding NFC champion would be a new award for him.
Tom Brady was with New England a long time. He knows what it takes to win a Super Bowl. That knowledge he parlayed into a chance for another Super Bowl appearance. Tom knows the dedication players need at minimum in order to make it to the game. It took him 3/4 of the season to get the entire team up to speed to give them a chance. That was what all the yelling was about during the season when the story of Brady yelling at players. "yelling at players" is a VERY broad statement in that it could mean so many things. The most likely reason Tom Brady was yelling at Tampa Bay players was to get their work ethic and dedication for the cause among the team players to all start pointing in the same direction. I would not be surprised if Tom ended up coaching in the NFL at some point in the future.
One ring to rule them all... "My Precious" Brady mutters in his sleep... 😂
Rich Eisen couldn't have put it any better
I love Brady, very inspirational. Only reason why im still watching Football.
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This mans been to almost a fifth of all superbowls now... just insane
The fact that there are several Nfl coaches way younger than Brady mean thats it a duh... man
Love you rich but the whole "if BB had a loaded roster and an average QB he'd do the same thing". Uhm that already happened, BB had the undefeated 07' team with Matt Cassel at QB in 08'. Cassel was a pro bowl QB the next season with the Chiefs. So you take an undefeated team that was blowing teams out all season and replace Brady with a pro-bowl caliber QB and you don't make the playoffs or win the division.
I mean they did go 11-5 that year and miss the playoffs
@@johnbartz1907 Still that was in the "worst division in football" so division winner should be standard for the Pats.
Falcons or Seattle rings were insane.
Brett Favre won 4 playoff games with 4 different coaches, kurt Warner went to 3 superbowls with 3 different coaches. Peyton Manning went to 4 superbowls with 4 different coaches. Brady can be part of that elite group if makes a superbowl appearance with someone not named bill belichick.
If Tom wins the 8th with a 3rd Team, I still think people would doubt him.
“i did it...... my way”
of course winning SB 55 would be the most important one
just look at all the precedents he would set
first qb to
win a SB in both conferences
win a SB in their home stadium
win a SB in the first year after changing teams as the day 1 starter
Ring 7 is so meaningful because he'll have more rings than any single organization in the NFL
Eisenhower had Patton Marcus Aurelius had Maximus, Every Leader Has a Field General, Belichek had Brady, Tom went to a stacked team, Beliheck shopped at dollar general for roster
This is an amazing speak. People cant understand like hin or not its now 10 super bowls in 21 yrs. Omg
If he wins this he gets put in the special 'above it all" circle like Jordan, Ali, tiger woods etc.
Brady always stated his next one is his favorite
Seattle was friggin electric! Retired the Legion of Boom.
If not the first one, I gotta go with the one against Seattle. All the success they’d had, but they hadn’t won it in ten years, I think people started to wonder if he’d ever get one again. I think that’s when a lot of people started to accept him as the greatest.
Absolutely. Winning without Belichick in the other conference. Beating Brees, Rodgers and Mahomes. Easily his most satisfying and most impressive. No doubt.
Update: 4 quarters away.