In the last clip, Brady was in his first year as a starter after Drew Bledsoe, a former 1st pick, got hurt. Brady then led the pats to the super bowl against a team with the nickname "The greatest show on turf". The pats were massive underdogs, and the 6th round QB got it done for the pats. Thst's greatness right there
I remember being like 10/11 when this happened maybe even younger. And I got to watch all this amazingness w my dad as we live in New England it was such a beautiful part of my life… ty Tom Brady! ❤
He was drafted in 2000, pick number 199. Tom Brady is famously the biggest draft steal in American sports history. He didn't play at all his first season. 2001 was his first season playing after the starter Drew Bledsoe got injured I think in week 2, Brady lead them all the way to the Superbowl that year. You're right that this video wasn't great to show off Brady's skills. There's a good video on youtube with all of his longest touchdowns, I would watch that. Joseph Vincent also has some of the best Brady documentaries on youtube.
Brady was drafted in 2000 so he's officially been in the NFL for 23 years but officially played for 21 seasons! His first season he never started and 2008 he has season ending knee injury!
youve also gotta check out "Tom Brady - The Greatest Of All Time" made by Vincent Joseph. hes made multiple documentaries on tom and his legacy but that video is probably the best one. the editing and quality is unmatched and truly captivates his career and how amazing it was
The thing with Brady is, he doesn’t have a highlight with the most flashy throws, he’s just very good at making throws when his team needs him. But for context on what he’s achieved. He has the most yards, TDs, 4th quarter comebacks. He has the most Super Bowl wins by QB with 7, the next closest is 4. He has the most appearances by a QB in 10, next closest is 5. He has more super bowls than any single team in the NFL.
He has been in the League for 24 years he won his first super bowl in his second year and he won 3 in his first 5 years .over all he won 6 super bowls in new england and 1 in Tampa he has played in 10 super bowls he holds ever QB record in the NFL . the best period react to Brady's teammate Aaron Hernandez you won't believe that story.
at around 7:00 Brady spiked the ball into the ground, he did not take a knee. Spiking a ball: this is usually done with very little time on the clock and no time outs. The QB takes the snap and then throws it directly into the ground. Result: loss of down, but clock stopped Taking a knee: this is usually done to run the clock down to zero at the end of a game (or a half) with time still remaining. Taking the knee does not stop the clock. If the opposing team has time outs, they can use them and the offense can then take another knee or, depending on the down situation, run another play or punt the ball to the opposition. 2 different actions with 2 different results. Some games are won or lost based upon how well the QB and coaching staff manage the clock. The Cowboys famously lost a game due to Dak's misunderstanding of the game situation. I think this happened last year, or the year before against the 49ers. He also mishandled the clock this year against the same team, but I think the previous year was more obviously bad time management/awareness.
currently 22 years old and ive been watching tom and the patriots since about 8th grade when i was 13/14. took after my older brother who got into football and started supporting them. its been absolutely insane watching tom since then and what he did before i got into football. he truly is the best when it comes to those clutch moments where they really need to come back, he always gets it done and has the greatest teammates
The thing you need to know about Brady is he's not flashy, but he's clutch and efficient. Some people who watch some of his highlights will be like, "How is he the GOAT? He didn't scramble, sidearm, no-look pass, 50 yards down field." That can only get you so far. Brady doesn't have the athleticism, the natural talent, or the best Wide Receivers for most of his career. He was the 199th, 6th round pick afterall. Because he doesn't have all of those advantages, he had to worked his ass off to not only win, but to win for 20+ years in the NFL.
@@taegenbrown2894 I said he didn't have the "best" Wide Receivers for "most" of his career. Which is an accurate statement, especially compared to other QB's. Like the older generation (Montana), Brady's generation (Manning), and current generation (Mahomes, Allen, and Burrow).
No Need to check Randy Moss's #81 Gloves.It's ALL hands.Darrell Revis#24 with the New York Jets and who also later in his career played with the Patriots was the Number 1 coverage cornerback in the NFL at that time,and Moss just ran by him for that one handed catch.Brian Urlacher #54 of the Chicago Bears was not just the the top linebacker,but a future Hall Of Fame Middle Linebacker when Brady put that move on him.All NFL QB's has to throw the ball quickly at times,because the small area to place the ball too the wide receivers is RARELY a huge opening because of the good players on defense.A long deep pass is different,but the Blitz- meaning guys coming free without being blocked by the offense,or pass rush is coming fast."The Shotgun"(QB deep behind the line) is design too give the QB more time to see,and pass the ball too the receivers,short, medium,or deep.🇺🇲🏈
2001 was his first season as a starter, that final clip was that years superbowl. The Rams were called the greatest show on turf that year and were HEAVY favorites to win the superbowl. His first season was in 2000, l think he was in for 3 plays that year. Except for 2002 when they went 9-7, and 2008 when he missed the entire season due to injury, he lead his teams to the playoffs every single year. He played in 10 superbowls, winning 6 with the Patriots and 1 with the Bucanneers. He lost 2 to the Giants, and 1 to the Eagles. He played 3 complete regular seasons in the playoffs. He has won more superbowls than not just any player, but more than any franchise. In my opinion,Peyton doesn't even come close, Brady is the undisputed G.O.A.T.
At 7:00 they didn't take a knee, that'd keep the clock running. Instead thet spiked the ball, which counts as an incomplete pass. The receivers do have a slightly tacky substance on their gloves, but that's true for the others. Also that 28-3 game was 1) the super bowl and 2) not "back in the day" but the 2019 season, at age 42. He could still move when he had to though! The big argument between Brady and Peyton Manning was that Brady won more super bowls but Manning put up gaudier numbers. I feel like that got pretty settled after Brady teamed up with Randy Moss to set all sorts of passing TD records in 2007. 2001-02 was his rookie season. He won three super bowls in four years out of the gate. The Rams are still in the league but they moved to Los Angeles.
Brady isn’t the most flashy or naturally talented Quarterback, but he just has such a high IQ and is super efficient. He is undisputedly the best quarterback of all time.
Great job, I really appreciate you taking the time to pause to get the context of the plays. The down and distance, and the score and game clock make so many plays so much more meaningful.
199 overall draft pick in 2000. 23 seasons, 14 league championship game appearances, 10 Super Bowl appearances and 7 Super Bowl rings, 6 with New England and 1 in his first season in Tampa Bay.
The thing about Tom Brady and honestly, any recent quarterbacks is that they really play a different game than was played in the 70's, 80's and even 90's. The NFL knows that offense sells tickets and have been changing rules over the last 40 years. 1978 - Defensive backs can no longer contact the receiver after 5 yards. 1979 - QBs who are "in the grasp" will result in the refs blowing the play dead to keep QBs from being injured. 1993 - QBs can now throw the ball away if they are outside of the pocket. 1995 - Roughing the passer becomes stricter to help protect the QB, 1995 - QBs can now wear a one way radio to hear play calls. 1995 - WRs that are forced out of bounds can now come back in to catch the ball 1996 - 5 yard contact on receives gets more restrictive for DBs 1996 - Some hits to head or helmet to helmet is now a foul. 2002 - No helmet to helmet or hits to head on QB after change of possession. (Yes, defenders looked to hit the QB after a fumble or interception) 2006 - No low hits or tackles on QBs. 2007 - Cut blocks on receivers is now a 15 yard penalty vs a 5 yard penalty. 2009 - Defenseless receiver rule 2009 - Low hits on QB even more restricted. It has become even more restrictive in the last 12 years. What all this means is that QBs that play now are protected and defenses are far more limited in how they can cover receivers. Running used to be far more important to the game. Tom Brady is clearly the best QB to play the current game. I just don't think he would have been able to play 22 years or have the numbers he does today if he had started in the 80s or 90s. QBs like Joe Montana , Dan Marino, John Elway, Troy Aikman, Steve Young, Roger Staubach and Fran Tarkenton might have better numbers than Brady if they played the current game.
There's no real discussion on who's the best QB ever. Tom holds all the records. Think about it this way. The average NFL career lasts three and a half seasons. Brady has been to ten Super bowls. It'll never be done again.
"St. Louis Rams. They're not in the league anymore right?" - The Rams franchise was founded in 1936 in Cleveland, Ohio, then moved to Los Angeles in 1946 after winning the "NFL Championship Game" in 1945. They played in a couple of different stadiums around the Los Angeles area until 1994, then moved to St. Louis in 1995. They moved back to Los Angeles in 2016. There are several teams in the NFL that have moved around like this.
Check out Ladainian Tomlinson!! He has the all time record for touchdowns in a season. Played for the Chargers. He was the best RB in the 00s. great highlights
St Louis Rams are the current day LA Rams. But speaking of their time in St Louis, you should react to St Louis Rams greatest show on turf. They had a crazy good offense all around
Also another great sports legends two of the greatest ever to play baseball look up Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire they called themselves the bash Brothers Jose Canseco hit 60 home runs install 40 bases in one year if you're a baseball fan you got to see it
One group I’d recommend looking up was the Legion of Boom. From 2012-2016 the Seahawks had one of the best defensive units the league has ever seen. The top three Super Bowl winning defenses in chronological order are considered to be: the 1985 Bear, the 2000 Ravens, and the 2013 Seahawks
Tom Brady was selected out of the University of Michigan as the 7th quarterback selected in the 2000, 199th overall, by the New England Patriots. He started as 4th on the Patriots' quarterback depth chart, but by the end of the 2000 season and going into 2001, he ascended to become the backup to recently re-signed star quarterback Drew Bledsoe. In week 2 of 2001 against the Jets, Drew Bledsoe ran around the corner toward the sideline and got hit so hard by Jets linebacker Mo Lewis, that he ruptured a blood vessel in his chest. He even went back in the game (the eagle eye was not trained on player health nearly as much as it is now) for a bit before Brady came in for him. They still ended up losing, but Tom Brady was named starter going into the following week against Peyton Manning and the Colts. By around midseason, he kept the starting job with is play even when Drew Bledsoe was healthy enough to return, finishing 11-3 as a starter in the regular season. His first Super Bowl championship came at the end of that season, as you saw, doing exactly what got him the attention from head coach Bill Belichick and the coaching staff in the first place: calm under pressure, patience and accuracy, and the ability to take whatever the defense gave him and not playing hero ball. The rest is history. Over time, Brady's legacy has become about winning in a variety of different ways, whether on early Patriots teams that utilized a tough defense and running game, or an open passing game with terrific receivers, or a meticulous offense centered around tight end Rob Gronkowski, or even going to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and finding a new way there. In his 23 seasons, 21 of them as the full-time starting quarterback, Tom Brady has been to 10 Super Bowls, winning 7 of them (more than anyone else in NFL history). He has won his division in all but two of those seasons (2002 and 2020), having missed the playoffs only in 2002. He has been bounced from the first round of the playoffs only four times (2009, 2010, 2019, 2022). His cumulative numbers are ridiculous at this point and there are no comparisons for what he's done in the playoffs. And he's probably going to another team in Free Agency in a couple months for another year or two.
The "turf"was very different back then, it was nearly like playing on concrete and injured many players. Today it is artificial grass with a rubber sand offering some give on joints. The other noticeable difference is the video clarity of the games. There are massive technological improvements in both.
Brady is with the Tampa Buccaneers now. They won the Superbowl in 2021. In this video he was with New England Patriots and I think they won 3 Super Bowls.
The QB this weekend for the 49ers, Brock Purdy, was the last pick in the draft and started year as 3rd qb. After other two qbs got hurt he made his first start in NFL against Tom Brady, becoming the first rookie player ever to beat him on first try. 49ers are undefeated since Purdy took over and a fun story to follow.
@@taegenbrown2894 It’s always the goal to have everybody trash you for the worst season ever and have 66.8% (9th) completion % 4,694 yards (3rd) 25 Td 9 Int
The St. Louis Rams relocated back to LA and now are the LA Rams. Also Brady retired officially this morning so he played for 23 Seasons only two years to win it he was drafted in 2000
The Patriots coach Bill Belichick is like the Sir Alex Ferguson of the NFL. He was doubted early in his career and nearly fired by the Patiots after his first season. They stuck with him though and 20+ years later he's still their coach and general manager and he's pretty widely considered the greatest football coach ever.
I remember watching that Super Bowl, patriots vs the falcons, it was the 4th quarter and the falcons were winning and all the commentators were talking like they had already won, I took a quick shower and in that time the patriots came back to win it, it was a reminder that if Brady is the quarterback and there’s anytime left on the clock, don’t count them out! I’m a ravens fan so I learned that over the years
One of the hardest clean hits in NFL history was Nate Clements tackle on a running Brady in 2001. After that Brady slid early if he tried to run at all.
There is zero debate Brady is the greatest QB ever just check out the games in new england when it was cold or any other cold game or outdoor games when the weather wasn't great Brady beats him hands down most of Manning's career was played in a dome with perfect weather .
There has always been at least a dozen QBs in the league that were much more athletic and exciting than Brady. Aaron Rodgers can pull off throws that Brady couldn't even dream of, yet Brady has been more successful than and it's not even close. He doesn't amaze you with his passing or running ability, however he knows exactly what to do to win. He's like a robot that does everything as efficiently as possible without flare
I vote Aaron Rodgers for your next QB reaction as much as I love Mahomes I’ve never seen someone sling it like Rodgers. He’s not a big guy but he throws a football like it’s a tennis ball.
It all comes down to titles. Manning has 1. Brady 7. Tom Brady is the best qb ever to have lived. And the haters can hate. I’m a giants fan and it’s easy to see he’s the best
Statistics-wise, Drew Brees might be considered the greatest. But he only won one Super Bowl, and Brady outlasted him breaking his records by playing longer. And of course winning 7 Super Bowls, 3 more than any other quarterback.
You need to watch some more Brady highlights. These clips barely do him justice. A classic game you should check out is the 2014 divisional round vs the ravens.
I'd love to see you react to Matthew Stafford's mic'd up videos. This is the best one, from his rookie season th-cam.com/video/8rvIwyikbRU/w-d-xo.html But this one from a few years later is also good, more in a fun way than a "OMG I can't believe he just did that" way. th-cam.com/video/roVsVhefoo4/w-d-xo.html
I'm going to check your videos but if you haven't done one on Gronk/Gronkowski one of the best receivers ever to play the game and Tom Brady the best quarterback ever to play the game those two together we're Magic
@@BritishGuy22 Yes. John Madden was a great Super Bowl winning coach. He retired, and began a broadcasting career. After he retired from broadcasting, he gave his name to computer games. He died a couple of years ago, but his name is still on the computer games. He was very well liked by ball players, other coaches and the public.
Am I wrong... on the play where tom brady feels the blitz pressure and he throws the ball away, is that not intentional grounding? He didnt get outside the tackles or hashes before throwing it to an area where no one was less than 15 yds from the ball... Call this one back. Rams get the W.
It's no debate it Tom Brady he's the GOAT. Not to forget lil brother Eli Manning is the only QB to beat him twice in Superbowls look up the records Tom Brady vs Payton Manning Brady has been dominant
Hey Joe, I know you are looking for great historical college games to watch. Here is one of the best, a lot of mistakes on both teams. Michigan and Notre Dame are the two college teams with best winning records in college football. Michigan has the most wins, whole Notre Dame has the best winning percentage. The games between these two teams goes back to the 1880s. This was the epic game from 2011. th-cam.com/video/bNFr77dhkbw/w-d-xo.html. If you get a chance review this one you will enjoy the last quarter of the games especially.
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Tom brady is not really compared to Manning . The goat before brady and still goat in some peoples eyes and above manning Is Joe Montana! Four rings, 2 League and 3 Superbowl mvps. Wasnt called Joe Cool for nothing. Check him out
You and all your limey buddies should know... .Manning was nothing more than an also ran....was ab average guy compared to Brady... but then EVERYONE is
The QB can "spike" the ball to stop the clock when they're out of timeouts. It's essentially a very quick incomplete pass
And to add to that, "taking the knee" runs the clock out.
In the last clip, Brady was in his first year as a starter after Drew Bledsoe, a former 1st pick, got hurt. Brady then led the pats to the super bowl against a team with the nickname "The greatest show on turf". The pats were massive underdogs, and the 6th round QB got it done for the pats. Thst's greatness right there
I remember being like 10/11 when this happened maybe even younger. And I got to watch all this amazingness w my dad as we live in New England it was such a beautiful part of my life… ty Tom Brady! ❤
He was drafted in 2000, pick number 199. Tom Brady is famously the biggest draft steal in American sports history. He didn't play at all his first season. 2001 was his first season playing after the starter Drew Bledsoe got injured I think in week 2, Brady lead them all the way to the Superbowl that year. You're right that this video wasn't great to show off Brady's skills. There's a good video on youtube with all of his longest touchdowns, I would watch that. Joseph Vincent also has some of the best Brady documentaries on youtube.
Tom Brady is the GOAT.
He won his first super bowl his first season as the starter.
Watching this made me emotional. Football will never be the same! I miss him already.
To me, and many others, he’s the best athlete to ever play a sport
This is what means when it's said, "it's never over until it's over". The voice of Madden commitating, priceless! RIP John.
2:45 "Steps into the pocket." Love to hear that you've picked up the terminology so well!
I've got about 3 go to Phrases haha. I appreciate your encouragement!
Manning's colts vs Bradys Patriots were some of the best games ive seen.
Brady was drafted in 2000 so he's officially been in the NFL for 23 years but officially played for 21 seasons! His first season he never started and 2008 he has season ending knee injury!
I stopped being a falcons fan after that super bowl. Damn Brady was so good
youve also gotta check out "Tom Brady - The Greatest Of All Time" made by Vincent Joseph. hes made multiple documentaries on tom and his legacy but that video is probably the best one. the editing and quality is unmatched and truly captivates his career and how amazing it was
also St. Louis Rams are now the LA Rams!
All those Joe Vincent docs are excellent. And funny
Yeah You should totally check out the Vincent Joseph Tom Brady videos. They are so well made and you will love them.
Nice to hear the voices of John Madden and Pat Summerall on commentary again, in the last clip. RIP to both legends of the game.
The thing with Brady is, he doesn’t have a highlight with the most flashy throws, he’s just very good at making throws when his team needs him. But for context on what he’s achieved. He has the most yards, TDs, 4th quarter comebacks. He has the most Super Bowl wins by QB with 7, the next closest is 4. He has the most appearances by a QB in 10, next closest is 5. He has more super bowls than any single team in the NFL.
He has been in the League for 24 years he won his first super bowl in his second year and he won 3 in his first 5 years .over all he won 6 super bowls in new england and 1 in Tampa he has played in 10 super bowls he holds ever QB record in the NFL . the best period react to Brady's teammate Aaron Hernandez you won't believe that story.
at around 7:00 Brady spiked the ball into the ground, he did not take a knee.
Spiking a ball: this is usually done with very little time on the clock and no time outs. The QB takes the snap and then throws it directly into the ground. Result: loss of down, but clock stopped
Taking a knee: this is usually done to run the clock down to zero at the end of a game (or a half) with time still remaining. Taking the knee does not stop the clock. If the opposing team has time outs, they can use them and the offense can then take another knee or, depending on the down situation, run another play or punt the ball to the opposition.
2 different actions with 2 different results.
Some games are won or lost based upon how well the QB and coaching staff manage the clock. The Cowboys famously lost a game due to Dak's misunderstanding of the game situation. I think this happened last year, or the year before against the 49ers. He also mishandled the clock this year against the same team, but I think the previous year was more obviously bad time management/awareness.
Brady is The GOAT 🐐
currently 22 years old and ive been watching tom and the patriots since about 8th grade when i was 13/14. took after my older brother who got into football and started supporting them. its been absolutely insane watching tom since then and what he did before i got into football. he truly is the best when it comes to those clutch moments where they really need to come back, he always gets it done and has the greatest teammates
yeah that turf back in 2002 was literally like playing on carpet on concrete. so so so so bad for the body.
The thing you need to know about Brady is he's not flashy, but he's clutch and efficient. Some people who watch some of his highlights will be like, "How is he the GOAT? He didn't scramble, sidearm, no-look pass, 50 yards down field." That can only get you so far. Brady doesn't have the athleticism, the natural talent, or the best Wide Receivers for most of his career. He was the 199th, 6th round pick afterall. Because he doesn't have all of those advantages, he had to worked his ass off to not only win, but to win for 20+ years in the NFL.
No WR? this Man had some of the greatest receivers and tight ends
@@taegenbrown2894 Most of his career he had good receivers, but the only real elite receivers he had were Gronk and Moss.
Yeah but this Man didn't say elite he said good
@@taegenbrown2894 I said he didn't have the "best" Wide Receivers for "most" of his career. Which is an accurate statement, especially compared to other QB's. Like the older generation (Montana), Brady's generation (Manning), and current generation (Mahomes, Allen, and Burrow).
He had at least 1 Hall of Fame player basically all his career wow Patrick only has had Kelce and hill at this point
No Need to check Randy Moss's #81 Gloves.It's ALL hands.Darrell Revis#24 with the New York Jets and who also later in his career played with the Patriots was the Number 1 coverage cornerback in the NFL at that time,and Moss just ran by him for that one handed catch.Brian Urlacher #54 of the Chicago Bears was not just the the top linebacker,but a future Hall Of Fame Middle Linebacker when Brady put that move on him.All NFL QB's has to throw the ball quickly at times,because the small area to place the ball too the wide receivers is RARELY a huge opening because of the good players on defense.A long deep pass is different,but the Blitz- meaning guys coming free without being blocked by the offense,or pass rush is coming fast."The Shotgun"(QB deep behind the line) is design too give the QB more time to see,and pass the ball too the receivers,short, medium,or deep.🇺🇲🏈
2001 was his first season as a starter, that final clip was that years superbowl. The Rams were called the greatest show on turf that year and were HEAVY favorites to win the superbowl. His first season was in 2000, l think he was in for 3 plays that year. Except for 2002 when they went 9-7, and 2008 when he missed the entire season due to injury, he lead his teams to the playoffs every single year. He played in 10 superbowls, winning 6 with the Patriots and 1 with the Bucanneers. He lost 2 to the Giants, and 1 to the Eagles. He played 3 complete regular seasons in the playoffs. He has won more superbowls than not just any player, but more than any franchise. In my opinion,Peyton doesn't even come close, Brady is the undisputed G.O.A.T.
Brady is comically slow so that's why him running is in here.
No debate. Brady
At 7:00 they didn't take a knee, that'd keep the clock running. Instead thet spiked the ball, which counts as an incomplete pass.
The receivers do have a slightly tacky substance on their gloves, but that's true for the others.
Also that 28-3 game was 1) the super bowl and 2) not "back in the day" but the 2019 season, at age 42. He could still move when he had to though!
The big argument between Brady and Peyton Manning was that Brady won more super bowls but Manning put up gaudier numbers. I feel like that got pretty settled after Brady teamed up with Randy Moss to set all sorts of passing TD records in 2007.
2001-02 was his rookie season. He won three super bowls in four years out of the gate.
The Rams are still in the league but they moved to Los Angeles.
Brady isn’t the most flashy or naturally talented Quarterback, but he just has such a high IQ and is super efficient. He is undisputedly the best quarterback of all time.
Fundamentals over flash
Great job, I really appreciate you taking the time to pause to get the context of the plays. The down and distance, and the score and game clock make so many plays so much more meaningful.
Thanks Justin!
199 overall draft pick in 2000. 23 seasons, 14 league championship game appearances, 10 Super Bowl appearances and 7 Super Bowl rings, 6 with New England and 1 in his first season in Tampa Bay.
The thing about Tom Brady and honestly, any recent quarterbacks is that they really play a different game than was played in the 70's, 80's and even 90's. The NFL knows that offense sells tickets and have been changing rules over the last 40 years.
1978 - Defensive backs can no longer contact the receiver after 5 yards.
1979 - QBs who are "in the grasp" will result in the refs blowing the play dead to keep QBs from being injured.
1993 - QBs can now throw the ball away if they are outside of the pocket.
1995 - Roughing the passer becomes stricter to help protect the QB,
1995 - QBs can now wear a one way radio to hear play calls.
1995 - WRs that are forced out of bounds can now come back in to catch the ball
1996 - 5 yard contact on receives gets more restrictive for DBs
1996 - Some hits to head or helmet to helmet is now a foul.
2002 - No helmet to helmet or hits to head on QB after change of possession. (Yes, defenders looked to hit the QB after a fumble or interception)
2006 - No low hits or tackles on QBs.
2007 - Cut blocks on receivers is now a 15 yard penalty vs a 5 yard penalty.
2009 - Defenseless receiver rule
2009 - Low hits on QB even more restricted.
It has become even more restrictive in the last 12 years.
What all this means is that QBs that play now are protected and defenses are far more limited in how they can cover receivers. Running used to be far more important to the game.
Tom Brady is clearly the best QB to play the current game. I just don't think he would have been able to play 22 years or have the numbers he does today if he had started in the 80s or 90s. QBs like Joe Montana , Dan Marino, John Elway, Troy Aikman, Steve Young, Roger Staubach and Fran Tarkenton might have better numbers than Brady if they played the current game.
I'm a HUGE Manning fan but Brady is the GOAT. He isn't the most exciting QB but he's methodical and nobody wears more rings.
There's no real discussion on who's the best QB ever. Tom holds all the records. Think about it this way. The average NFL career lasts three and a half seasons. Brady has been to ten Super bowls. It'll never be done again.
You should get an NFL size football off eBay to see how big they are. You gotta have some hands to catch it 1 handed
Yeah, Brian Urlacher is a savage. Its like dekeing ray lewis or LT, a beast of a middle line backer.
St. Louis Rams are now the LA Rams. They share SoFi Stadium with the LA Chargers.
Randy moss literally has a catchphrase…”u got mossed” bc he can cought like that a lot 😂😂
Gotta look at the 2017 Super Bowl... one of the greatest games Brady ever played.
"St. Louis Rams. They're not in the league anymore right?" - The Rams franchise was founded in 1936 in Cleveland, Ohio, then moved to Los Angeles in 1946 after winning the "NFL Championship Game" in 1945. They played in a couple of different stadiums around the Los Angeles area until 1994, then moved to St. Louis in 1995. They moved back to Los Angeles in 2016.
There are several teams in the NFL that have moved around like this.
The one handed catch was by Randy Moss, one of the most physically talented receivers of all time. Doesn’t need glue, he IS a cheat code.
might be the only pass he caught against Revis.
Check out Ladainian Tomlinson!! He has the all time record for touchdowns in a season. Played for the Chargers. He was the best RB in the 00s. great highlights
St Louis Rams are the current day LA Rams. But speaking of their time in St Louis, you should react to St Louis Rams greatest show on turf. They had a crazy good offense all around
Brady got drafted in 2000 became the starter in 2001 and yeah he's 45 years old and at one point toyed with the idea of playing until he's 50
Tom Brady went to Michigan, Go blue.
I also became a subscriber really like your Channel American Sports it's pretty tough glad to see the enthusiasm from my friends across the pond
Appreciate it!
Also another great sports legends two of the greatest ever to play baseball look up Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire they called themselves the bash Brothers Jose Canseco hit 60 home runs install 40 bases in one year if you're a baseball fan you got to see it
Subscribed British Guy!!!
One group I’d recommend looking up was the Legion of Boom. From 2012-2016 the Seahawks had one of the best defensive units the league has ever seen.
The top three Super Bowl winning defenses in chronological order are considered to be: the 1985 Bear, the 2000 Ravens, and the 2013 Seahawks
Tom Brady was selected out of the University of Michigan as the 7th quarterback selected in the 2000, 199th overall, by the New England Patriots. He started as 4th on the Patriots' quarterback depth chart, but by the end of the 2000 season and going into 2001, he ascended to become the backup to recently re-signed star quarterback Drew Bledsoe. In week 2 of 2001 against the Jets, Drew Bledsoe ran around the corner toward the sideline and got hit so hard by Jets linebacker Mo Lewis, that he ruptured a blood vessel in his chest. He even went back in the game (the eagle eye was not trained on player health nearly as much as it is now) for a bit before Brady came in for him. They still ended up losing, but Tom Brady was named starter going into the following week against Peyton Manning and the Colts. By around midseason, he kept the starting job with is play even when Drew Bledsoe was healthy enough to return, finishing 11-3 as a starter in the regular season. His first Super Bowl championship came at the end of that season, as you saw, doing exactly what got him the attention from head coach Bill Belichick and the coaching staff in the first place: calm under pressure, patience and accuracy, and the ability to take whatever the defense gave him and not playing hero ball. The rest is history.
Over time, Brady's legacy has become about winning in a variety of different ways, whether on early Patriots teams that utilized a tough defense and running game, or an open passing game with terrific receivers, or a meticulous offense centered around tight end Rob Gronkowski, or even going to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and finding a new way there. In his 23 seasons, 21 of them as the full-time starting quarterback, Tom Brady has been to 10 Super Bowls, winning 7 of them (more than anyone else in NFL history). He has won his division in all but two of those seasons (2002 and 2020), having missed the playoffs only in 2002. He has been bounced from the first round of the playoffs only four times (2009, 2010, 2019, 2022). His cumulative numbers are ridiculous at this point and there are no comparisons for what he's done in the playoffs.
And he's probably going to another team in Free Agency in a couple months for another year or two.
the comeback against atlanta was in the superbowl
The "turf"was very different back then, it was nearly like playing on concrete and injured many players. Today it is artificial grass with a rubber sand offering some give on joints. The other noticeable difference is the video clarity of the games. There are massive technological improvements in both.
Brady is with the Tampa Buccaneers now. They won the Superbowl in 2021. In this video he was with New England Patriots and I think they won 3 Super Bowls.
There’s no debate Tom is the greatest. His competition isn’t in the nfl. It’s Jordan, woods, and Ali.
The QB this weekend for the 49ers, Brock Purdy, was the last pick in the draft and started year as 3rd qb. After other two qbs got hurt he made his first start in NFL against Tom Brady, becoming the first rookie player ever to beat him on first try. 49ers are undefeated since Purdy took over and a fun story to follow.
Tom Brady has the worst season of his career and a new legend has been born
@@taegenbrown2894 It’s always the goal to have everybody trash you for the worst season ever and have 66.8% (9th) completion % 4,694 yards (3rd) 25 Td 9 Int
Well when Tom Brady is bad he is still amazing
brady is the goat
The St. Louis Rams relocated back to LA and now are the LA Rams. Also Brady retired officially this morning so he played for 23 Seasons only two years to win it he was drafted in 2000
Joe Montana is also in the conversation for the greatest
The Patriots coach Bill Belichick is like the Sir Alex Ferguson of the NFL. He was doubted early in his career and nearly fired by the Patiots after his first season. They stuck with him though and 20+ years later he's still their coach and general manager and he's pretty widely considered the greatest football coach ever.
I remember watching that Super Bowl, patriots vs the falcons, it was the 4th quarter and the falcons were winning and all the commentators were talking like they had already won, I took a quick shower and in that time the patriots came back to win it, it was a reminder that if Brady is the quarterback and there’s anytime left on the clock, don’t count them out! I’m a ravens fan so I learned that over the years
One of the hardest clean hits in NFL history was Nate Clements tackle on a running Brady in 2001. After that Brady slid early if he tried to run at all.
Do Ben Roethlisberger, just retired last year
There is zero debate Brady is the greatest QB ever just check out the games in new england when it was cold or any other cold game or outdoor games when the weather wasn't great Brady beats him hands down most of Manning's career was played in a dome with perfect weather .
Brady first SB WAS 36 HIS LAST WAS SB55..AT AGE 43
Drew Bledsoe was my Favorite quarterback in the 90’s when Brady Replaced him
Check out Barry Sanders, he’s had some of the craziest runs of all time. Straight up madden runs.
There has always been at least a dozen QBs in the league that were much more athletic and exciting than Brady. Aaron Rodgers can pull off throws that Brady couldn't even dream of, yet Brady has been more successful than and it's not even close. He doesn't amaze you with his passing or running ability, however he knows exactly what to do to win. He's like a robot that does everything as efficiently as possible without flare
Gotta suggest looking up William "Refrigerator" Perry highlights
I would also recommend watching the video The Brady 6. It tells his journey into the NFL.
You’ve done Peyton Manning. Now you should do his brother Eli.
I vote Aaron Rodgers for your next QB reaction as much as I love Mahomes I’ve never seen someone sling it like Rodgers. He’s not a big guy but he throws a football like it’s a tennis ball.
Rodgers is 6,2 and that's not Big to you
@@taegenbrown2894 I’m also 6,2 so not really lol and it’s average for QB height.
It just sounded to me like you were calling him small
@@taegenbrown2894 no just for how he throws the ball you wouldn’t expect it from a guy his size
Okay. But I definitely agree with you that Aaron should be next because I am a packer fan. Go Pack Go
It all comes down to titles. Manning has 1. Brady 7. Tom Brady is the best qb ever to have lived. And the haters can hate. I’m a giants fan and it’s easy to see he’s the best
Manning has 2 but yea still
@@cjboyer4355 shit your right 😂 forgot about the one in Denver. 🤦♂️
@@Idealdeath8304 understandable, you and I contributed to that SB about as much as Peyton did lol
Joe Montana is 4-0 in superbowls with 3 mvps. Thats GOAT territory
Tom Brady is the oldest player in the NFL right now at 45 and I don't think he is going to retire until he wins another super bowl knowing him
Theres no arguement between Brady and Manning anymore. Most people are in agreement Brady is the GOAT.
He graduated from college in 1999. Apparently, he's immortal.
He’s been in the league since 2000
Statistics-wise, Drew Brees might be considered the greatest. But he only won one Super Bowl, and Brady outlasted him breaking his records by playing longer. And of course winning 7 Super Bowls, 3 more than any other quarterback.
You need to watch some more Brady highlights. These clips barely do him justice. A classic game you should check out is the 2014 divisional round vs the ravens.
No debate my guy
19:25 I know you know what you’re talking about, but you’re using the wrong term. It’s a spike to stop the clock not a knee. Other than that, spot-on
The best is by far Brady. I would say Joe Montana is second, not Manning
2001-2002 season was his rookie year
Show Bret Favre and Arron Rogers throwing skills please.
Just to put this into perspective. The most Super Bowl trophies any team in the NFL's history has is 6. Tom Brady has 7.
That's a CRAZY stat!
I'd love to see you react to Matthew Stafford's mic'd up videos. This is the best one, from his rookie season th-cam.com/video/8rvIwyikbRU/w-d-xo.html
But this one from a few years later is also good, more in a fun way than a "OMG I can't believe he just did that" way. th-cam.com/video/roVsVhefoo4/w-d-xo.html
St Louis rams are Los Angeles rams now
I'm going to check your videos but if you haven't done one on Gronk/Gronkowski one of the best receivers ever to play the game and Tom Brady the best quarterback ever to play the game those two together we're Magic
The commentator is John Madden
Is that why the games are called Madden!?
@@BritishGuy22 Yes. John Madden was a great Super Bowl winning coach. He retired, and began a broadcasting career. After he retired from broadcasting, he gave his name to computer games. He died a couple of years ago, but his name is still on the computer games. He was very well liked by ball players, other coaches and the public.
Am I wrong... on the play where tom brady feels the blitz pressure and he throws the ball away, is that not intentional grounding? He didnt get outside the tackles or hashes before throwing it to an area where no one was less than 15 yds from the ball... Call this one back. Rams get the W.
It's no debate it Tom Brady he's the GOAT. Not to forget lil brother Eli Manning is the only QB to beat him twice in Superbowls look up the records Tom Brady vs Payton Manning Brady has been dominant
Hey Joe, I know you are looking for great historical college games to watch. Here is one of the best, a lot of mistakes on both teams. Michigan and Notre Dame are the two college teams with best winning records in college football. Michigan has the most wins, whole Notre Dame has the best winning percentage. The games between these two teams goes back to the 1880s. This was the epic game from 2011. th-cam.com/video/bNFr77dhkbw/w-d-xo.html. If you get a chance review this one you will enjoy the last quarter of the games especially.
Supermodel Gisele recently divorced him. Probably because he wouldn't retire when he said he would.
Dan Mariano
manning is no where near as good as brady
Before the Goat Brock Purdy enter the league 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
watch ben roethlisberger
i can watch the falcons lose all day lets go Brady
Manning? The fuck? Manning’s career doesn’t even register on Brady’s. Nobodies does though so it’s not a knock on Peyton
This is the wrong type of career video if you really want to understand what he’s done
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Tom brady is not really compared to Manning . The goat before brady and still goat in some peoples eyes and above manning
Is Joe Montana! Four rings, 2 League and 3 Superbowl mvps. Wasnt called Joe Cool for nothing. Check him out
You and all your limey buddies should know... .Manning was nothing more than an also ran....was ab average guy compared to Brady... but then EVERYONE is
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THERE IS NO DEBATE.....
JOKE CONSIDERING MANING IN THE CONVERSATION...
BRADYS THE GOAT🐐 PLAIN AND SIMPLE.