Tom Brady Discusses Life at Serra HS and in the NFL (Full Speech)
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- Produced by Kingston Media (www.kingstonmedia.com). This is Tom Brady's full keynote address at Serra High School's "Fund a Dream Scholarship Benefit" on February 23, 2012. Tom Brady attended Serra High School from 1991-1995. In this speech, Tom Brady discusses the challenges he encountered playing quarterback during high school, college, and in the NFL. This inspiring message shows how hard work and dedication can help you to achieve your goals. Tom Brady is a three time Super Bowl Champion and has appeared in 5 Super Bowls. This speech was filmed and edited by Bryan Kingston of KM2 Communications.
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Tom Brady is my idol. He's not perfect, but that's what makes him even more endearing. He tries to do the right thing almost all the time. He certainly is grateful.
Whenever I need inspiration I watch either this or the Brady 6. Or both. Tom is the man.
My hero
I like to watch the pats vs falcon Superbowl game ....😤 Epicness
The guy is so humble and down to earth. His parents raised him well.
man the fact that he broke down in tears like that caught me totally by surprise. what a guy.
Classy how he appreciates where he came from and the people who gave to him.
Tom Brady fucking lives at the super bowl. #PATSNATION
As a bostonian, and lifelong pats fan, We're very lucky here to have Tom Brady as our QB. we'll never see the likes of another QB as great a talent as he is
Such a great speech! He has never forgotten where he came from and the people who were there from the beginning. RIP Tom Martinez 😢 I got teary-eyed when Brady talked about him...
You are really an amazing Human being the greatest Football player a great son a wonderful Husband an excellent Dad and a great student of Serra high school you’re a great example to all this professional football player never forget to look back where you came from🙏🙏🙏
THE GOAT brings inspiration to so many.
GOAT?? No question about it!! Nine SBs! Six SB victories! Seven straight AFC Championship Games! Won the AFC East Division in 16 of his 18 seasons. Ten straight AFC East division titles!!!! All in an era of Salary Cap, and Free Agency!! Smart, savvy, great ability to check off plays at L.O.S. Reads defenses while the play is unfolding!! Great rapport with receivers, quick release, accurate tight spirals! Great team leader and motivator!!! Squeaky clean!! TB12 is not only the GOAT in football, but in all sports!! He is (or should be) the Positive Role Model for all Americans (not just N.E.P. fans), of all ages!!!
I am 74 and have been in relatively good shape my whole life. I have had many coaches, trainers, teammates and pro athletes who have inspired me, but TB12 has been my mentor and PRM for the last ten years. None better!! Thank you Tom!!!
God Bless Tom Brady, has it all and seems so down to earth. Go Padres, Go Patriots
it's nice that he's down to earth and straight up about life
Once a Padre, Always a Padre. Tom with that respect!
Always class act. Man, this guy is the real deal. Life through his eyes,... priceless
I can listen to this all day
simply the best. I respect tom brady both as a player and a person. good luck to him this season! PATS ALL THE WAY
had to work to get where he is, knows what it takes, one of the reasons he is such a talented athlete.
Go pats!! Great speech Brady. Best of luck to you this season
This just shows how down to earth this man is and such a good human being! What an inspirational speech! It ticks me off when people call him an egotistical Narcissist or a jerk! NO! HE'S CONFIDENT!! He has proven to have one of the best authoritative leadership skills we have ever seen in a QB! And if you can not handle that, then too bad!
Brady is like Jesus for New England Patriots. The day he retires new england will have a tough challenge on their hands
As your right we love Brady but well be more worried when coach billicheck leaves. But then again we have Bob kraft the only owner who gives his staff full control sme owners have followed suit but not to his level so well be ok.
Joe Materese lol I hear ya brother
Joe Materese ty fr your service as well I was 11b and 13b infantry and artillery I was attached se team 3 2003 to 2005 on missions in Iraq that got me a spot with 3rd special forces group where I went through selection then the Q quorse and became a 18b weapons specialist did multiple tours in Iraq afghan and few places in south America
im more worried about when Brady leaves check Bill's record without Brady also i think when Brady leaves Bill probably will leave too
Good point Combat. When Brady leaves billichec will find a way. But when he leaves they are done
Truly inspiring
Damn Tom is good and smart
Listened to this whole thing while trying to sleep right now. Neat stuff
Who's with me in 2020. He's now on Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB. ☠️🏈🚩
He's now in the SB for his 10th time and shooting to get number 7!!!
@@knightu1642 It was the most obviously rigged sports event since Lakers Kings game 6 haha.
Awesome!!!!!!
4 people who disliked are jealous of the greatest qb of all time.
PPP AD!..Amazing speech! A true SERRA PADRE! Tommy is the MAN!
Great job TOM your a credit to your parents ,highschool
, college and Patriots. If I get a chance to get to a game I'll
Be yelling go -'Padres' your a good guy!
5 Rings now!
Make it six!! and we're (he's) still counting!!!
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A chance for 7!😊.
@@mjsmcd 7
what a class act.. tom brady has 3 super bowls, 2 super bowl mvp's. two season mvp's. record td holder in a season. super model wife. millions of dollars. yet he still has time to remember where he came from, and set a great example.. unreal this guy
The supermodel wife cheated on him apparently
@@jumpforjoy6 lol. My comment is so old he won 3 more super bowls in the time it took you to reply. That’s funny though she cheated on him, but he just jumped to an even hotter one.
@@soonermagic24 no proof she cheated on him. Sounds like he was very selfish and didnt prioritise his family. And irina shayk is a haggard cold Russia who has been passed around Hollywood like a wet rag.. i don't know what he was thinking hooking up with her. I think she must be a hired escort for v rich famous people in Hollywood and sports.. lol she even dated Ronaldo 🤣 Brady has to take Kanye's leftovers???
my hero!!!
gotta say im bradys biggest fan!
Yah sure gotta love him.:-)
He wins 4 more SB after this going for the 5th at age 43 his on beast mode this season winning mvp never goes his way in SB historical facts of TB12 says that. hope this year goes his way.
Tom is the man he also ended up donating $100,000 to serra that night really good to his home town and Serra !!!
He can afford it
Great video- And Go padres! class of 94
Six rings now!!!
7
@@michaelmelling9333 yeah man 7 and going for 8!!!
good speech
Love Tommy Boy. He's the best.
Class act go pats
GO Padres! Brady knows where he came from!
Crazy to think that he would go on after this to appear in 5 more Super Bowls and to win 4 of them.
it's scripted. nfl is fake and Tom is the star actor. If it were real he'd be a back-up.
yes he is
In the opinion of many, Boston was already the greatest sports city ever, and then to luck out (c'mon, Brady was a 6th round draft choice, so no one with the Patriots knew he was going to be so great), and to have arguably the greatest NFL QB of all-time, just reaffirms what Boston is, sports-wise.
Gotta say though, to see him in this setting, is almost as big a treat as watching him as a Pats fan, because you get to see how humble and appreciative he is, as Tom Brady, not the NFL superstar.
This was a couple of days after the SB!!! Lol it must suck being Brady!!!!
Goat
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dont forget terry bradshaw won 4 championships as well as montana. i hope brady wins another one, and when bradys career is over its gonna be so weird seeing someone else under center. the legendary tom brady
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Tom Brady is a legend 17-6 best postseason record 3 rings should have 5 tys helment and welker drop came down to last throws still 50 touchdown season mvp and won his without the best weapons like joe hes been consistant every season hes number 1 in my eyes
Now he’s definitely number 1
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Watch it there......
SI cherries are PIST and I’m loving every salty tear
This must’ve been rough for Brady, this was only a few weeks after losing his second SB to the Giants. The second one must’ve been more heartbreaking than the first. At least he won two more & got to five... but this was rough. Brady>Jesus
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@acewentworth maybe he should be polishing his three SB rings, 2 SB MVP trophies or 2 league MVP trophies. maybe.
Wow some stories he have to tell..
it's okay Brady, you got your 4th ring already 3 years after this... :D
Add another ring to that
@@rhino3784 Make it six!! and we're (he's) still counting!!!
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Wow a Godlike figure
i think that priest is more of a fan of tom's modeling than he is his game.
Go blue!
There's no question that Tom Brady is one of the best quarterbacks to every play the game, but Joe Montana has two things that Brady doesn't have.
1. Winning a Super Bowl to go along a 18-1 record.
2. Having some playoff game-winning drives when his team is trailing with two minutes to go or less: 1981 the Catch I and 1988 Super Bowl XXIII.
Not true montana never went 18-1..
2nd..brady came from a 10 and 25 point deficits..never before done.. in SB 49..AND 51...
3RD HE NOW HAS 6 SB..4SB MVP..3 MVP..2 OF THEM UNANIMOUS..
AND NOW ON THE BUCCANEERS..GOING FOR A 7TH..GO BUCS!!!!!!
@@vgb1328 Um, Joe Montana is part of the 1984 San Francisco 49ers squad that won a Super Bowl to go along with a record.
And who was leading at the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter in SBs 49 and 51? The Patriots.
Unfortunately for Tom Brady despite all those accolades, he can't do those type of game-winning drives against a Manning brother in the playoffs which saw both Peyton and Eli beat Brady at his own game with their teams trailing the Patriots at the two-minute warning or less in the fourth quarter and having the last possession.
We'll see about TB.
Hey to
My favorite part was from 9:21-9:34.
I wouldn't dare disrespect Joe Montana, the man's one of the best. You can't really judge based on Super Bowl records though. Would you say Peyton is a bad QB? According to his playoff and SB record he should be, but no, he's one of the best. Tom Brady - 16-0 season, unanimously voted NFL MVP in 2010, only QB with 10 division titles (one more than Joe Montana), and he's still got a few seasons to go. I say Tom Brady is number 1, but Joe Montana is an EXTREMELY close second.
Go Pats
PAP
15:07, padre pride
Go Padres!
Tommy
Joe Montana says hello.
Question for anyone that's from Boston: Who is more beloved in Boston at this point? Larry Bird or Tom Brady?
depends on the age and sport preference of the fan.
anti anti-christ
Is it fair to say they are about equal?
If you were old enough to see them both play and remember the Bird/Boston love affair, then yeah, they are equal. Equal in dominance too. But a young Brady fan who's not really into the NBA would disagree with me. My own opinion is that they are equal AND the greatest of all time.
I'm 62 and originally from MA and saw Bird play a number of times. The saying I have heard is that there have only been 2 Boston Athletes that never got booed. Bobby Orr and Bird. Of course, it's been awhile since he played. Obviously, there is great energy behind Brady now.
Bobby orr
I'm a padre, I'm a padre, I'm a paaaaadre till i die! and i'd rather be a padre than a cherry from S.I.! LOL damn i miss high school hahaha
@TheEliyeClanHD Well in my opinion he is the better then both aaron and peyton right now aaron still has plenty of yeard peyton only has 1 ring buddy
You laugh at his dancing. He laughs at your bank account HAHAHAHAH
Tom got somebody else's career check it out on TH-cam the Brady 6
Most playoff wins by a quarterback? Tom Brady. Best WL percentage in the Super Bowl era? Tom Brady. 136-39, .777 pct. Joe Montana, 117-47, .718 pct. TD passes? Tom with 334 to Joe's 273. Tom Brady is better than Joe Montana whether you like it or not.
dude held on a little long with that hug. Brady, make him confess lol, jk.
If that priest called him Tommy one more time I was going to puke
Go Padres.
You forgot these most critical things...
1. Game-winning drives in playoff games when team is trailing with two minutes to go or less: Joe Montana 2, Tom Brady 0.
2. Super Bowl record: Joe Montana 4-0, 1.000 pct; Tom Brady 3-2 .600 pct.
Tom Brady is cool, but Joe Montana is still the best ever. Don't disrespect the legends before him.
And 6 years later.... Its harder to find arguments by every passing year. Is it not? :)
How bout now? This didn't age well 😂😂😂😂😂
@@rogemillecastillo3183 Well, Joe Montana is still undefeated despite Tom Brady having 6 SB titles.
Brady still has yet to have a game-winning drive with his team trailing with two minutes to go or less in the fourth quarter and in regulation like Montana did.
I say Montana #1 and Brady is #1A.
@@joesakic91 Bradshaw is undefeated in the SB. Superbowl VI... Joe never did anything as great as that. Your argument died five years ago...
Not even mad doe. Your team is worthless without that coach.
Brady was the system!!
you, obviously, didn't get The Brady 6 at all....!
If it sucks being Brady, what must it be like to be Manning? 1-1 in Superbowls, 9-10 in the playoffs... Losing record against Brady too. Must be terrible to be Manning.
Can a quarterback win 4 Super Bowls in 7 years with 2 organizations....and begin this incredible run when he's *36 years old* , the age that Roger Staubach, Dan Fouts, Joe Namath, Steve Young, Jim Kelly, Troy Aikman & 4X champ Terry Bradshaw _retired at?_
Brady is 14-2 in divisional playoff games. An 87.5% winning percentage against the best teams in conference. His reg-season winning percentage is 76%.
You can't improve your winning percentage by 11 points against better opponents than you played in the reg-season.
This proves that the script works much harder to prevent him from losing elimination games.
Want more? In his streak of 4 Super Bowl wins in the last 7 seasons, Brady (an aging quarterback) is 16-3 in the playoffs. A winning percentage (84.2%) that, again, is WAY higher than his reg-season percentage despite being against the top competition in the league! _HOW?_
🕺 It's just entertainment. Tom is the star of the show. The hero the 'stormtroopers' can't hit with a ray-gun no matter how many shots they fire.
(If you doubt this, then WHY is Brady the ONLY NFL player that _never wore a mask_ during the 2020 season? And was NEVER chastised or fined?)
😇 Tom can do no wrong because the opposing team will not defend his passes. And suddenly, his opponent can do nothing right...usually in the 4th quarter when they suddenly wilt before him!
*HOW IT'S DONE*
But how could Magic Tom achieve such impossible things?
NFL has mole players on every roster. They're like pro-wrestlers who allow their opponent to win.
🐹 BEST PROOF OF A MOLE 🐹
In the AFC championship the Jags allow the Pats to win. Watch as Jags mole Leonard Fournette makes it too obvious: Refusing to make any attempt to catch a late 4th-quarter pass that would seriously hurt the Patriots.
It's in this video: PROOF THE NFL IS RIGGED AFC CHAMPIONSHIP Jags Vs Pats
Jalen Ramsey expressed suspicion:
_“We get up and we let them come back, bro … WE let them. Every time, it happens,”_ Ramsey would say.
🇺🇸 A team wearing red, white & blue and called Patriots becomes an unstoppable dynasty right after 9/11 (renamed "Patriot Day" by law in 2002) and does it with a 6th-round QB and a failed head coach while every team in their division becomes a cellar dweller that cannot challenge them seems...suspicious.
*WAG THE FAN*
🦅 The Patriots would dominate the NFL to create support for the 'War On Terror'. The winning way of patriotism became synonymous with the glory of the New England team.
🦄 But such a team must have a 'Captain America', a perfect quarterback nearer to a superhero. He must be athletic, but more important, he _must_ be great-looking and have a charming personality.
Whatever Captain America lacks in talent won't really matter since opponents will allow him to win. Over 19 seasons, the Patriots won _36 more times_ than the league's next best team, the Steelers.
🐕 "Wag The Dog" was about manipulating public opinion (wagging the dog) by using television to artificially create 'heroes'. These heroes may be actors _pretending_ to be heroes, but as long as the public doesn't know that, the technique can produce huge influencing.
💰No doubt the NFL received a huge payment from the government for scripting the Patriot dynasty.
🎬 NFL makes no claim that games are NOT scripted and no laws are broken if they pre-determine the outcome.
Refs are also used to script the games and by now that part is obvious to most fans.😓😩
✍️ *SCRIPTING THE AFC LEAST*
Moles infest the other teams in the AFC East to ensure the Patriots an easy path to the playoffs.
That's why the teams (Dolphins, Bills and Jets) were consistently inept during the entire Patriot dynasty.
🍋 All three finished in the bottom 3rd of the league from 2000-2019. Patriots had 100 more wins than each of these pathetic teams.
The best QB any Patriot divisional rival had in 20 years was...CHAD PENNINGTON!
HOW did the Patriots prevent all their rivals from obtaining a high-quality quarterback for 20 years?
The sabotaging got so silly that no other AFC East team even won a playoff game in over TEN YEARS.
*GOALPOSTS....OR MOLEPOSTS?*
🚫 From 2000-2019 the worst accuracy for kickers was 76% when they played.....you guessed it: THE PATRIOTS .
The next worst was 80% and the best was 85% - a walloping 9% better than Patriots opponents. So Kickers FORGOT how to kick against the Patriots?
Obviously these kickers were moles🐹 intentionally missing to help Tom to victory.
💍FG kicking is an _essential_ part of winning a game, so Brady ALWAYS has the very best the league can provide (ringers) for their main hero character:
In New England, Brady's kickers were two of the Greats of All Time:
Venatieri and Gostkowski
_Oh, Lucky Thomas!_ 🦄
Brady goes to Tampa, so the Titans release their Ace kicker...who kicks an absurdly high percentage...making 90.3% of his kicks for Magic Tom.
🛑 *PATRIOT O-LINE: ETERNAL DOMINATION (WITH SCRUB PLAYERS)*
In years where the league's pressure-rate was 33 percent, Brady was pressured a ridiculous 14 percent less. The Patriots did it with an O-line made of patchwork parts:
Brown, 3rd-round
Thuney, 3rd-round
Andrews, undrafted
Mason, 4th-round
Cannon, 5th-round
Pretty ridiculous. But impossibly, it was the _best line in the league._ Brady's pressure rate plummeted to a completely ridiculous 15.6 percent in two post-season contests.
Brady was not sacked and was hit only one time in 90 attempts...
_only ONE TIME in 90 attempts_ ??? Against elite pass-rushers in playoff games? IMMMPOSSSSSIBLE!!!
🎲 *IMPOSSIBLE DEFIANCE OF A LEAGUE AVERAGE*
If you want an even more unbelievable Patriot stat it's 100-1 when ahead at the half. That is...impossible.
The league average is 75% (meaning a team loses 1 in every 4 games when they lead at half).
It is truly impossible for a team to subdue all opponents so completely...
A league with super strong, fast and talented professional athletes on ALL teams doesn't allow for such an ongoing level of controlling dominance.
🎮 *IMPOSSIBLE SUPER-PLAYER*
Tom's stats for the second half of the seasons from 2010 through 2012 are preposterous. He achieved:
54 TDs and 3 INTs.
Even a perfect quarterback would be intercepted more than 3 times while passing enough to record 54 TDs.
Because there would be interceptions beyond his control.
Yet not only was Thomas Unicorn perfect, he controlled the variables that _should have been_ beyond his control.
1. Tom prevented his receivers from slipping.
2. Tom prevented the greatness of opponents, making _only himself_ capable of great play. Or great defenders would have made a perfect break on some passes and intercepted.
3. Tom prevented Refs from missing holds that advantaged the coverage and allowed them to intercept.
4. Tom prevented his blockers from ever being beaten as he released so none of his disrupted passes could ever wobble gently down into a defender's hands.
5. Tom prevented his receivers from ever bobbling so passes never bounced off their hands and into a defender's mitts.
As we see, Tom controls.... _everything._ Not merely his own performance.
Magic unicorn powers are not real. The true explanation for Tom's video-game stats is that his opponents allow him to complete while intentionally dropping his interceptable passes.
🦄 *THE ENCHANTED WORLD OF TOM BRADY*
In a game vs. Green Bay, Tom's Bucs did what only two other teams EVER achieved:
*The 3 times where a team had 0 Turnovers, 0 Penalties, 0 Sacks, Since 1970:*
1. Minnesota at L.A. Rams, 1972
2. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1999
3. Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay, 2020
Huh? Tom's magic powers make the Bucs go unpenalized for ENTIRE games?
Bucs suffered 8 total penalty yards in the playoff rematch. So...a combined penalty total of 8 yards for _two entire games?_ Is that.....even POSSIBLE??
🕹 Since 1991 just one player passed for 340 Yards 4 TDs & 0 INTs in a single half. Yeah, it was Thomas Livingston Unicorn. No one else could do it since....it's IMPOSSSSIBLE!
And...........Brady did it TWICE!
Huh? The Enchanted World that Tom plays his magic football in allows him to do TWICE what is impossible for all others? And do it at 43 when no other could do it in their PRIME?
🎲 *IMPOSSIBLE CONSISTENCY*
Brady's streak of consecutive seasons with at least 10-wins is simply unheard of.
Impossibly, he has 18 such seasons in a row! The next best was the Chiefs with just 5 in a row. But 5 consecutive 10-win seasons is a monumental accomplishment in the real world.
Yet compared to the fantasy world of the Magic Tom Unicorn this is small potatoes.
No other NFL teams could not manage more than _2 such seasons in a row._
This is because the league is filled with competition and random factors that can and do derail a team's season quite regularly.
Except for one magical unicorn that is totally immune to all of these factors for 18 years and counting.
🤪 *INSANE FOR MAGIC TOM*
Fans believe the crazy theory that a _single magic player_ can control _all the factors_ in the NFL to go to 10 Super Bowls.
This is false because most of what happens is _beyond_ Tommy Unicorn's control.
Magic Tom cannot control:
Defense, Kicking, Special Teams, Coaching, Injuries, Bad Calls, Fumbling, Trench Play, Catching & More Talented Opponents
Far too many factors are beyond this unicorn's power.
🔎🐹 *SPOT THE MOLE*
Moles often play at half speed, strength and reaction-time. An example:
On the final play of the Falcon/Patriot Super Bowl all Falcons should have seriously pursued and tackled the ball-carrier.
Watch two Falcons: #37 and #23....Both are standing next to each other as they begin to pursue...
Tell me: _Which one is the mole?_ Is it #37? Or #23?
HAHA! *it's very easy* to spot that mole, isn't it? One does everything *at half the ability-level* of the other as they pursue.
Psychotic
@@claytonfields5685 In games where defenses are not being scripted to avoid pressuring or hitting Brady we see that he loses quite often. (These games are rare during the last 7 seasons.)
But this video gives us a good example of how defensive pressure really works in an unscripted game DEVOID of Kayfabe:
*Brady Hits*
th-cam.com/video/LZlock0miXI/w-d-xo.html
Notice that in this championship game where the Broncos were clearly allowed to pressure and hit Tom much of the time, we see things that you just don't see in almost any recent Tom Brady game:
*Defensive tackles were capable of getting off blocks and applying pressure from up the middle.
*Edge rushers were capable of cornering BEFORE they rushed past Brady, turning tightly so they could collapse his pocket.
*Pressure that actually hits Tom as he throws and knocks him down.
*Also notice that coverage is allowed to press and tightly stick to Brady's receivers in the short range (10 yards of the line of scrimmage).
Although these are basic defensive tactics that should be evident in any NFL game, we simply never see them in Tom Brady scripted games. Instead, we see:
*Defensive tackles who seem to be as weak as high school players and can never get off a block to apply pressure up the middle.
*Edge rushers who never corner until they are behind Brady and turn so widely that they are always 4 yards behind Tom and have removed themselves from the play. (They do this on purpose to avoid collapsing Tom's pocket.)
*Pressure that always lets up and avoids hitting Tom as he throws.
*Coverage that plays 5 to 10 yards off Tom's receivers and just allows them to get wide open in the 10 yard range every time!
Notice at 2:27 of the vid we see BOTH edge rushers (Ware & Miller) corner as they get even with Tom...they do NOT wait until they are behind Tom to corner inward. (This tactic makes no sense and causes the edge rushers to end up 4 yards behind Tom...how does that help their team?)
Again at 3:16 we see Von Miller corner toward Brady tightly as he gets even with the QB. He sacks Brady because he does NOT run behind him before cornering.
At 4:18 we see a screen pass to Edelman...notice that the Bronco immediately pursues and tackles without halting himself. Had this game been scripted, the Bronco would have halted and allowed Edelman time to escape. You can observe this in most Brady games. The defense refuses to quickly move in and hit the receiver, halting themselves, instead, and allowing a run-after-catch.
Notice that Patriot's O-Line is not allowed to commit holding. They do not grab the shoulder pads or sleeves and hold them, nor do they horse-collar the edge rushers.
In almost all Brady games, these holds are allowed and done liberally by Tom's protectors with no penalty flags. This is why the Broncos could apply so much pressure.
Watch at 5:23 and we see #76 is not grabbing Bronco #94's pads or sleeves nor horse collaring him as he corners. This is RARE an indicates the game is not scripted for Tom to win. Had this game been scripted, #76 would have immediately grabbed for the Bronco's shoulders and gripped. Then he would have wrapped his arm around the Bronco as he attempted to corner toward Brady. Finally, #76 would have shoved the Bronco in the back as he cleared the block.
At 5:42 notice that Bronco #36 and #54 stay tightly with the Patriot receivers in the short range, not allowing them to separate and immediately come wide open. This creates a 'coverage sack'. Had the game been scripted, these Broncos would have half-assed this coverage and allowed Brady to hit either of these receivers instantly.
See how tightly they can cover on the replay at 6:00 to prevent easy catches in the short range. Haha! Yes, it's possible to stay with receivers in the short range if you aren't allowing them to get open deliberately.
(Also notice that a defensive tackle (#95) doesn't just remain on his blocker but gets off the block and flushers Brady out of the pocket.
This would never happen in a scripted game...#95 would remain blocked and never even attempt to get off the block. The defensive tackles are never allowed to defeat blocks in scripted Brady games.)
6:08 Again we see two slot receivers being very tightly covered even though it's 3rd and 10. In a scripted game the Broncos would have been 5 to 10 yards off of the receivers and would have allowed them to make an easy catch and then run for the 1st down.
6:38 #95 gets off his block and immediately pressure Brady up the middle. This never happens when the game is scripted.
*THE BRADY RULES EXPLAINED*
Brady passes quickly because the defense is not covering his receivers. They are following a script that allows Brady to win the game.
The Kayfabe coverage never presses or stays tight on the receivers and allows them to get wide open almost instantly so Brady can have easy targets.
If Brady goes deep, the Kayfabe coverage is disallowed to look back for the ball. They must ignore the incoming pass and allow the receiver to catch it.
If Brady dumps the ball off, the defense is required to Kayfabe by missing the first tackle so that the play can be successful.
If Brady throws an interceptable pass, many of the coverage players are required to Kayfabe by dropping it or just club it down without intercepting.
If Brady throws a 3rd down incomplete on a drive that has been scripted to result in a TD, Refs will flag the play to award a 1st down. One of the coverage players will have committed a hold, deliberately, to allow the Refs to flag the play and award.
Brady's protectors are always allowed to grab defenders and hold their shoulder pads and sleeves without letting go. They may always wrap their arm around the defender to 'collar' the neck. His O-Line may push the defender in the back as they escape the block. None of these are considered penalties for Tom's blockers.
Defensive Tackles may not defeat blocks. These interior linemen must remain 'on block' and never pressure Brady from the middle.
Edge rushers must Kayfabe by advancing beyond Brady before cornering. This allows Brady to step up into a clean pocket. Both Def. Tackles can be double-teamed since the edge rushers take themselves out of the play by rushing too far past Brady.
All straight rushes at Brady must Kayfabe by slowing down and allow him to surrender or sidestep or release.
Brady may surrender himself as many times as he chooses. The opposing offense must Kayfabe and is not allowed to score on the next series if they are already in the lead. This allows Brady to avoid hits while still not falling behind on the scoreboard. Brady's willingness to surrender quickly to the pass rush is based on this.
The basic Kayfabe concept is for the other team to play as if they're a little drunk...not quite capable of generating pass pressure on Tom, not quite able to cover his receivers. And not quite able to make the first tackle after the completion.
Refs will also enable Tom to victory by flagging certain pivotal plays that would have hurt Tom's chances of winning. To achieve this, they wait until after the result of the play...if the play was good for Tom, they don't throw a flag on his opponent. But if the play was bad for Tom, they quickly throw a penalty flag on his opponent to bail Tom out.
There's a valuable visual database on TH-cam that shows extensive compilations of Tom Brady passing under no pressure to insanely wide-open receivers throughout every game he plays in.
Here's one good example in the vid by Barry McCockiner titled:
*IN DEPTH BREAKDOWN: TOM BRADY WEEK 5 2019*
In this game we see that the Redskins were instructed to play prevent defense the entire game and allow the Patriots to win.
On one particularly silly play in the 2nd half, the Patriots are up by 19 points as the Redskins continue to offer no defense! We see Edelman fair-catch Tom's pass on what appears to be an empty practice field devoid of an opponent team. (don't the 'Skins need the ball back?)
In these compilations we see that not only does Tom rarely experience anything resembling an NFL pass rush in most of his games, but his receivers rarely have a defender within 10 yards of them as they catch and can often find no resistance even as they progress 5 to 10 yards after catching.
*LIONS DEMONSTRATE THE KAYFABE-STYLE DEFENSE*
Down *13-0* there is no way the Lions can be playing prevent defense and allowing the Bucs to fair-catch their way down the field.
Just watch to see this truly absurd drive:
Brady hits Godwin who has no Lions within sight of him for a fair-catch...Godwin then stumbles up the field BACKWARDS for five yards but cannot find any resistance!
Brady hits Fournette who has no defenders in sight as he fair-catches then easily picks up ten on a run after catch with little resistance.
A near identical replay as Brady tosses to a fair-catching Fournette in what looks like _an empty practice field._ He makes another easy 10 yard RAC.
Drive results in a 20-0 scoreboard so....HOW did the Lions reason that soft prevent defense was warranted???
Bucs were on the margin of making or missing the playoffs and the league wanted Brady in the playoff season. Lions were told to let the Bucs win for that reason.
Here's how to tell when a team is faking to allow the opponent to win:
1. *Weak As Kittens linemen:* Watch these big hulks on the o-line and the d-line...Do these powerful behemoths seem to become as weak as a newborn kitten? Never defeating a block as they rush the passer or holding a block when on offense?
2. *No-neck coverage* Watch the defensive backs as they run down the field with the receivers...Does the defender EVER look back for the football? If not, he is ignoring the most basic tactic of coverage: Playing the incoming pass.
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@@claytonfields5685 Football is simply a boring game played by high schoolers. In that regard it is similar to Greco-Roman wrestling. These games are not highly entertaining...but substitute muscular actors pretending to play the sport and everybody goes nuts!
You cannot generate billion-dollar entertainment by televising children's games. As we see from pro wrestling, you have to re-create the game...turning it into a star-driven spectacle with thrilling, scripted outcomes based on Kayfabe.
The first Super Bowls had lots of empty seats and the game was barely televisable. All of the NFL players had to have second jobs just to make ends meet. Yes, these were bigger men...but basically it was the same old boring sport that the kiddies played in high school.
That was before the NFL decided to go to an entertainment concept...scripting the dramas and casting the 'best players' with movie stars and fashion models. And taking huge payments from the government to promote the military and a fake 'patriotic dynasty'.
Now the NFL is billion dollar entertainment. Now be honest with yourself: Do you think that happened because they televised a high school sport? OF COURSE NOT! They re-invented it the same way that high school wrestling was re-invented into Hulk Hogan and Vince McMahon.
No, haha! A skinny male fashion model is not 'the greatest player of all time' and it's really easy to see that the Kayfabe defense allows him to pass under no pressure and complete with no defensive coverage.
This is why sports are faked. You need stars that are great looking and have marketable personalities, and you need to immerse them in engrossing storylines that captivate the mass-audience.
This doesn't just happen, it has to be scripted and acted-out. The art of pretending that a fake sport is real is called Kayfabe. When you watch Tom Brady look like a movie star as he easily demolishes his opponents, you are watching Kayfabe.
The opposing teams are following a script and allowing Tom to win.
It's not rigged just for Tom Brady. Many games are scripted and staged even when Tom's not involved.
The winner of the Super Bowl is already scripted before each season begins.
Before each playoff season the four conference finalists are already predetermined.
They disclose this in clever and cute ways:
For example, check out this image:
2019 NFL CHRISTMAS PICTURE
A Twitter image released by the league before the beginning of the 2019 playoff season.
The image cleverly reveals the four conference finalists as well as the two Super Bowl teams that would participate in Super Bowl 54.
We see that of all the playoff teams, only the Chiefs and 49ers are in their gamepants. They are 'suited up' for the Big Game.
Positioned directly above the Chief is the Titan, the AFC conference finalist.
Positioned directly above the 49er is the Packer, the NFC conference finalist.
Yes, the whole playoffs were already scripted and the winners of the games already known in December of 2019.
Regarding Brady winning so many Super Bowls...that is definitely part of the formula of scripted entertainment. Fans respond to the 'Ultimate Warrior', a player who is almost unstoppable and just wins all the time. It works because the fans either love him or hate him...but they are engaged. The point is that they have strong feelings and interest.
Tom Brady is similar to the WWE superstar known as 'The Undertaker' - a vaunted pro-wrestler who was scripted to be undefeatable and win incessantly.
The Streak was a series of 21 victories for professional wrestler The Undertaker.
Although each victory was predetermined and not genuine competition as in other sports, this run of victories was described by sports news publication The 42 as the "greatest winning streak in sport".
The Streak became the cornerstone of WrestleMania, with a potential win over The Undertaker at the event being described as a greater honor than winning the WWE Championship. For years, debate had revolved around who, if anybody, could break The Streak.
...just read any comment section of any Brady vid on TH-cam and you'll soon discover that NFL fans WORSHIP Tom Brady almost as if he's God.
I think that Tom is very comparable to Hulk Hogan because I was watching this movie "The Sheik" about pro-wrestling...
So, in the early 1980's the champion of wrestling was Bob Backlund...And he really was a talented wrestler. (They called it 'scientific wrestling')
Ahh, but this guy wasn't what the fans wanted anymore. Realism was on the way out. Sure, there were still fans that preferred their fake wrestling to be grounded in somewhat realistic techniques, but most fans wanted a show!
They wanted...HULK-A-MANIAAAAAA!
So in 1983 it was time for Backlund, a guy with not much personal charisma or acting talents, to give way to the 'sport's' newest sensation, Hulk Hogan.
But Backlund refused to lose to Hulk! All wrestlers knew the secret: Hulk wasn't really a wrestler at all! This guy looked the part, had the pretty face and the acting talent to portray the world's greatest wrestler...except he couldn't really wrestle!
Backlund agreed, however, to lose to the Iron Sheik - who was another fabulous 'scientific wrestler'. Backlund knew that the Iron Sheik would then lose to Hulk, allowing the sport's top sensation to become the champion.
The irony was that the Iron Sheik could have twisted poor Hulk into a pretzel and easily won the match. Everyone in the world of wrestling knew this...but all that mattered is that the fans didn't know it! This was show business and Hulk was a good actor with charisma who looked the part. It was a case of serving up what the fans wanted to see.
Hulk Hogan would go on to utterly dominate the sport like no other wrestler ever had....except...he was literally one of the weakest wrestlers of them all! But in a scripted entertainment that simply doesn't matter. The fans were convinced of Hulk's indomitability.
Haha, yes! We see the parallel to Tom Brady here, don't we? The guy has the marketability, the pretty face, he's nice and tall...
Sure, he can barely throw an accurate pass more than 10 yards, but who would ever notice as long as the opponents let his receivers make the catches?
Sure, NFL pass rushers could twist Thomas into a pretzel on every play...but they won't. Instead, they'll pretend to pressure him, never quite reaching Tom in time.
Tom would go on to utterly dominate the world of simulated football - even going 87-13 in his first 100 home games. An 87% winning percentage against NFL talent?
BRADY-MANIAAAAAAA!
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Your mom goes to college
And what's your point? ↓
what is do bad about that
You mad that your team is not successful?
Skip to 2:30 to miss the long winded priest.
You mad this is your QB? /watch?v=dgi2lY62Hto HAHAHAHAH
ELI
no hes not Peyton manning Aaron Rodgers, Joe Montana. i greatly Respect Brady but hes not the best
F u
He's not the whsy
Your crazy!
@@andrewbaak5529 it didn't even make sense back then lol
@@andrewbaak5529 it aged like bread