prisoner of the moment... AFC has been one of the weakest conference and his division was weakest. Patriots guaranteed a playoff spot for many of those Brady yrs
@@gdknght9581 I see the point, but you still have to play those teams that “weren’t guaranteed” when it came time in the playoffs. Those teams included The Gruden/Gannon led Raiders that went onto the Super Bowl the next year, The Top seeded Steelers that same year, and the Greatest Show on Turf. Next they knocked off the CO MVPs in consecutive weeks in McNair and Manning and beat a pretty explosive Panthers team. They than beat future champions in the Steelers and Colts as well as an Eagles team that was in the NFC championship game year after year leading up to that. They knocked off the best Chargers roster of all time, then did it again (although with Rivers on a bad leg) But you still had LT, Gates, and that defense. They knocked off the Ravens twice during their Super Bowl runs and a colts team lead by Andrew Luck. They beat the legion of Boom…down 10 in the 4th. They beat the Falcons down 28-3 and then the next year followed it up by appearing in another Super Bowl after beating the number one defence (again) in the title game and eventually falling to the eagles (throwing 500 plus yards). The next year they dominated the Rams who had (similar to the falcons) one of the top offenses in the league. And in Tampa, Tom went through Brees, Rodgers, and Mahomes. The competition was THERE. They just weren’t good enough.
@@grahamjl766 he’s always respectful but there’s a huge difference between just being respectful and showing emotion towards the announcement. That goes beyond just respect. Just an observation…
We’ll never see anything like it again. Still envious of the people that saw Jordan AND Brady play (I was born towards the end of Jordan’s run with the Bulls)
Love him or hate him and the teams he was on, Brady gave us so many memories. Whether we were 10 years old or 30 years old when we started watching him play. It will be hard to imagine the NFL, let alone the Playoffs without TB12. 😪
It’s insane. The man entered the league when I was a 2 year old. I turned 24 a couple months ago. All that I’ve ever known of the NFL as a fan included Tom Brady.
I never liked tb and I never wanted him my team but I give him props for what he accomplished in the NFL and appreciate that he gave us our 2nd SB since we got our 1st since 03 he will be missed
Wasn’t the biggest Brady fan but I’m unbiased enough to admit the man is the GOAT & whether you like em or not dude has given us good/bad memories for over 20 years 7 Superbowls 10 Trips dude that’s insane I’m glad I got to see/experience Brady in my lifetime…
@@kingvondthangdead9926 in the end there's still braindead haters like you. Right here in front of your eyes is a hall of famer - one of the absolute best tight ends in NFL history, a man who knows more about football than every single one of us in the comments combined - giving Brady all the respect he deserves. I don't even know what to tell you at this point. Just stick your fingers in your ears and go "bla bla bla" like a child, cuz you are clearly not listening.
I will never forget the performance Tom Brady put on vs the Falcons Super Bowl 51 that game was magical from down 28-3 and to bring his team back and closing it in OT was just insane…. man I’m gonna miss the GOAT 😢
@@fredrickjohnson7711 the Cowboys vs 49ers playoff game 2 weeks ago was the EPITOME of why the Falcons lost the Superbowl. Dan Quinn & Kyle Shanahan can't coach for shid in the 4th quarter of a BIG game.
The biggest thing that stands out to me about Tom Brady. Is how he could've been the highest paid player in the NFL for most of his career. But he cared so much about winning. That he always took well below his value. The difference between a player like Brady, and players like Rodgers, or Wilson, etc. Walks away as the undisputed G.O.A.T.!💯 Still playing at an elite level. With his health & mind in tact. It was a privilege to watch Tom compete my entire adult life. I wish him all the best in his next chapter in life. And hope he stays involved with the NFL in some aspect.
@@Therealfuzionn fr haha I really admire how supportive his wife was towards his career. He was taking cuts before they met but it was cus he had her that he was able to do that a while longer
Stop acting as if other players don’t want to win if they don’t take the pay cuts Brady did. He’s the goat, but when your wife is worth half a billion you have the benefit other guys don’t have. Most guys deserve to get paid and have the dedication to win just as much as Brady has. We give the billionaire owners a pass when we as fans think players are selfish for not “taking a pay cut”. They should be able to pay the players and field a good team. These guys are one hit away from having their career end so they are trying to earn while they can. Brady has had the upbringing, and benefit that the average guy in the NFL will never have. Yes, it’s great he took a cut, but it should never be the expectation for anyone.
LoL.. no the league would have made him retire. Just imagine if a hit from Donald put a concussion on the old man, or a sack from TJ Watt broke his wrinkled up throwing arm or something? Who blooded his lip during his last playoff game? Maybe that caused Brady to sit his old self down before he got hurt?
It was a privilege to watch his career play out. I was just a kid when his career started and as an adult Brady was still dominating. Hats off to an incredible career!
Same! I’m 30 years old. When I was 8 I started watching football and being from Michigan I used to watch Michigan football with my dad every Saturday. Tom Brady made me a Michigan fan all in that first season of me watching football. Definitely a pleasure to see how his career took off after that
Whether or not you like Tom Brady he’s a legend there’s no denying that,7 Super Bowls multiple MVPs been healthy most of his career and gave us some awesome games as well,definitely first ballot hall of fame.He was loved he’s been hated but In the end he left on his own terms,we will never seen anything like this again.
tom brady left the patriots when the waters got rough and retired from the buccs because of chris godwin acl injury and antonio brown no longer being on the team. dont let tom brady fool yall. he made his mind up that he was going to retire after he lost to the saints and nearly lost to the jets
@@mritizwatitiz Tom was forced out by a coach who was scared that his personal legacy and most importantly his ego would have been effected had he not left 🤷♂️ if you really believed he wanted to leave then you haven't been paying attention 🤦♂️
@@mritizwatitiz the dude wants to spend time with his family. He didn't leave because of an acl injury. He didn't leave because of brown. Dude is in his mid 40s. Give him a break. Also he left the patriots because he wasn't respected. He stayed with the team out of the respect he's never gotten. But classic someone who has no idea how hard it is to be a football player trying to discredit someone that has won 7 times at the highest level.
@@mritizwatitiz You’re right about the Him not wanting to play for a average Bucs team, the rest of it, not so much…. But I think he’s earned the right to pick and choose.
Man I was sick of Tom Brady winning when I was in high school, can’t anybody else beat this guy? Every year it’s the Patriots, Patriots, Patriots… But as time went on and he kept winning, I had to give it up to him and I became a bigger and bigger fan. Dude is incredible. By the time he got to Tampa he was damn near my favorite player…and then he won ANOTHER chip?! Unreal. He could’ve very easily won number 8 this year and pulled off some heroics in that game too. The best ever, it’s not even close and selfishly I wish we could continue to watch him play. The league won’t be the same without him
As a pats fan it will bring me pure joy the rest of my life to say not only did I see Brady play I was a fan of his every single year he played. When it comes to football there is no one above Tom Brady. 🐐
Him telling Mr.Kraft "I'm the best decision you've ever made". Gives me chills thinking about it now. It's like he was foreshadowing a legendary career.
I also remember when Mr. Kraft bought the Patriots during that announcement he said to Pat's fans that un- quote guaranteed bringing a championship to the franchise.
@@Stephen-to7jx Not true buddy. According to Brady he did say “Im the best decision you ever made” he just didn’t mean it in a cocky way but more in a “I’m here to bring alot to this organization” Source: America’s Game 2001 Patriots (with Tom Brady, Adam Vinatieri & Lawyer Malloy)
TB's career is an epic poem, filled with villains, heroes, tragedies and greatness. There was his nemesis Peyton (and Eli) Manning, his hero Gronk, his tragic 2008 loss to the Giants , and how many moments of late in the fourth to win again and again and again while the bards and orators cursed him and sang for him. Immortal. Now the King of the Football Gods.
I’ve been watching Brady since his first start in the NFL and have been for 22 years lol. I’m honored to of witnessed the greatest player in the history of football play the game. We’re never EVER going to see another Tom Brady. Thank you GOAT.
@@KDubb-ws9zc bruh come on, im a Manning fan but come on. compared to other QBs, his "greatest" claim is far above and beyond the others, the gap between LT's "greatest" case isn't as large as Brady's.
i was lucky enough to follow his senior year at Michigan and i remembered how well he played. so it was no surprise to me when he performed well when his number was called. not that i could see the goat that far back, but i knew he could play
@@Kevinschart yea I started researching the teams he beat his senior year and he beat some tough competition. I don’t understand how he slid so far down in the draft
I already believed Tom Brady was The Goat before then but being able to be at Superbowl 51 and watch it with my own 2 eyes is one of the greatest things I've ever witnessed. To be able to lead his team back down 28-3 with alot of help from the defense to tie and win in OT is something I'll remember forever. But that game solidified and closed the book on The Goat conversation
The Cleveland Browns' Automatic Otto Graham took them to 10 straight nfl championship games and he won 7 of them, in half the time it took Brady. I agree Brady is the GOTE, Greatest Of This Era, but Graham was also the GOTE, Greatest Of That Era, and 30-40 years from now someone else will be the GOTE, Greatest Of That Era. I promise you future fans will dismiss Brady for their GOTE saying that Brady wasn't in as competitive a league as their own.
@@braddelany6234 I hear ya about Otto. Legend. Otto didn't have to deal with salary caps, free agency, or rounds of playoffs to navigate. So there's definitely a this era & that era. That said I got Brady as the GOAT.
@@jamesage24 another Era is coming and those people will indeed dismiss Brady. As much as I appreciate Brady, the term needs to be adjusted to accommodate new and old alike. Besides, I'm kina proud to co.e up with the GOTE term. Floating my own boat I know.
I definitely didn’t think he was the GOAT before the comeback against the Falcons. 3 rings in his first 4 years - when he was undeniably a worse QB than after those years - pretty much means those rings were more the Pats as a team and less Brady. But the comeback against the Falcons, on the greatest stage, with the ball in his hands, that’s where he cemented his legacy as the greatest QB in NFL history. When he moved to Tampa and won another ring, I mean not even Montana did anything like that. GOAT NFL player period (at least for this current era - the future is unwritten and rule changes, changes to NFL business model affecting players, free agency etc. can change the playing field).
He wasn't the biggest guy He wasn't the fastest player He wasn't the strongest He couldn't jump He did not have the strongest arm All of that is true about Thomas Edward Patrick Brady. But what he had that no scout could calculate was his "mindset & determination" and that's what greatness is, it is a mindset.
@BKDUBz how he cheated? He cheated by shredding the defense like he shredded paper, throwing the football so quick that the defenseman couldn’t get to him? Stop hating
I hated this man with so much passion when it came to football. I cheered for any team that went against him even if the team was a divisional rival. I’ve only watched football for 17yrs but, I’m going to miss him play. Brees, Eli, Ben, Philip, and Peyton have been gone, but Tom has officially closed my football childhood. Blessings to your future endeavors Tom.
I love that I was able to witness the GOAT play in person for the first time last year. I took so many pictures that day I felt like a kid again lol. Congrats Tom Brady on your retirement, thank you for all the memories.
As a Pats fan since 1971 you can be sure TB12 is right up there with Big Papi, Larry Bird, Boddy Orr etc etc here in New England. Thank you TB12 for all the memories and the championships.
I am so grateful to have been able to watch him play. magical every time he was on the field, and still kept the underdog mentality. thank you TB12 for the memories
This still feels so surreal man... I grew up watching this man dominate the sport. It hurts but thanks you Tom Brady, for all the amazing games I got to watch!
Thanks Tom for all amazing moments and show us there's no such thing as "impossible". I'm blessed to have witnessed the GOAT play. Thanks a lot Tom, and may the Father bless you and yours! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I remember after Brady lost the most important game of his career telling myself that Montana’s spot as the greatest QB ever was secured. It took me up until the comeback against the Falcons to finally concede it, but I did. There will never be another like him and I feel truly honored to have been alive to watch him play the game.
Took Shannon till the bitter end but he finally showed his true colors. I can appreciate that. Thank you for giving me a role model outside of my sport growing up. Quite possibly the greatest team sport athlete of all time.
Brady is a legend , to have played in 10 super bowls and win 7 of them is amazing . Some players retire without even have played in 1 much less win a super bowl. The goat of the NFL and professional team sports.
Congrats Tom on an amazing career, just turned 44 recently, Brady has been playing in the NFL and winning super bowls half of my life. Never be another like him. As a Niner fan and huge Montana fan, Tom is absolutely the GOAT!
He basically had 3 different hall of fame careers. The fact he did what he did, played as well as he did for as long as he did, we'll never see it again.
Brady Walked away with absolute nothing left to prove it’s wild that a GOAT actually accomplished everything there was to accomplish he has the records the wins the rings mans legit the GOAT of GOATS Brady’s career is just insane compared to those who came before or after and in the ultimate team sport he was the ultimate champion mans the greatest GOAT ever
Aaron Rodgers has always been Shannon’s guy but deep down we all know how much he respects Tom Brady & it showed here. I can’t wait for Skips reaction once LeBron retires after the way he’s treated him during his career, gonna be very interesting.
Tom Brady....was not only the GOAT....he was a unicorn at the same time....they broke the mold after Tom was made....I will miss the excitement he brought to the game....especially those come backs that he pulled victory out of the jaws of defeat
He's been a fixture in football for so long now, and I just took his greatness for granted. So many memories of great game winning drives. I just watched and marvelled as year after year flew by. My life went on too, with sometimes happy times, and sometimes sad times, and Tom always in the background being a great quarterback and seemed to always make it to the playoffs and frequently to the Superbowl. And then he joined the team I'd followed as a child in the 70s, before life and career took over, the Buccaneers. It became so much more interesting to me. It made me so happy when he helped them win the Superbowl. This past year he almost got them there again, but luck ran out this time. Thanks for the great memories Tom.
About 6 years ago I remember telling some people around the Boston area how privileged we were to watch Tom Brady play…and now the sports world is sharing a similar stance. I’ll never get over the fact that when this man was on the field, in about 99 maybe even 100 percent of his games, theres was always some realistic chance that no matter what the score was, they always had a chance. It’s just crazy to think about.
I’m going to miss TB12!! Can’t imagine NFL without him, it won’t ever be the same! He just made it all better every time he stepped on the field. He is literally was the GOAT, 7 Super Bowls and countless records that he set, no one will ever surpass!!
Living in Australia never watched nfl. This man made me pass for the nfl pass year after year. So many memories, and now in love with the greatest sport of all time.
Between Oct 5 ,2003 & Sept 18,2005 - Brady and the Patriots won 32 of 34 starts including 2 SB's and 1 SB MVP ~ that's a stat that is beyond incredible ..
I actually enjoyed seeing the tears coming out of Shannon's eyes. He's just paid to be a contrarian towards Michael Jordan and Tom Brady. Deep down, he loves those two men and believes they're the GOAT.
Yeah he could be paid to be opposition.....or it's his personal opinion. Everyone doesn't believe Brady is the goat. Everybody don't believe Jordan is the goat. It what it is
Ton of respect for Shannon for finally giving it up to Tom. After years of blatantly hating on Tom (Shannon's words!) he acknowledges Tom as the GOAT. More-so Shannon sharing examples from his own career as one of the best TEs ever, it really enhances Shannon's credibility as an analyst and historian. Shannon took what was a sad day for a fan of Tom Brady and by putting so much shine on Tom has reflected great credit upon himself.
Never thought I’d see that day that Shannon FINALLY admitted the greatness of Tom Brady and just how great he is with literally ZERO comparison to any other player. That’s the way it should be. You want compare young players to old players choose wisely but don’t ever try and compare anyone to the one and only GOAT!
I'm a Jets fan and call it stockholm syndrome..but always was a huge Brady fan. I'm happy he went out on his own terms at the top of his game. Watching Tom do what he did was nothing short of incredible and we'll never see it again. I honestly consider him my biggest role model for the consistency, drive and will to be the absolute best. It will never be emulated again IMO. Thank you TB12 for everything you gave us and the sport of football. Enjoy your beyond deserved retirement and hope he comes back as a coach or analyst in the future when he's ready.
The 14-2 Pats & Brady's loss to The Jets in the 2010/11 playoffs that year is still my most shocking moment as a Brady and Pats fan.. Mark Sanchez was unbelievable and I thought he was going to be a Superstar after that.
I became a fan of this man at the age of 5 watching him in that 2004 Super Bowl I grew up in Philadelphia and I thought my family was cheering for the Patriots. The rest is history Tom made me fall in love with football and I’m forever grateful for that moment
Lifelong Tampa Bay resident holding season tickets for 24 years. Thanks Tom for everything you did here. It was so enjoyable being a part of those games. Since you love Tampa hopefully you and Gronk choose to make this your home. You did it all and did it with class and sportsmanship.
I have been a fan of basketball all my life, then on January 2019 I unintentionally click a TH-cam video which was the superbowl 51 highlights. It was then that I got hooked by the game of football and it was all because of TB12.. I was lucky enough to watch him win another superbowl. Now I am a big fan of NFL. Thank you Tommy and yes you are the GOAT.
I remember writing on a youtube video after Brady won his super bowl against the Seahawks how much I was gonna miss Brady when he retires… the guy literally had Hall of Fame Career AFTER that moment if you only counted his achievements after that… lol… at 44 and just had one of his Best Seasons … Brady went out in his Prime.
One of Brady's most mind-boggling stats to me: Brady effectively played 20 seasons, not counting his rookie year when he backed up Bledsoe or 2008 when he was injured. He went to 10 Super Bowls and won 7. He went to the SB for HALF HIS CAREER, and won it for more than 1/3rd of his career. Unreal levels of success. I don't expect to see anything like this again in my lifetime, Shannon's right.
@@peartist2 edited for clarification, but I meant that he won the SB for more than 1/3rd of his career as a starter- but winning more than 2/3rds of his starts in the SB is also very impressive.
It’s crazy how well he played into his 40’s well out of his prime and still making adjustments and still winning. I’m curious to see how qbs like Mahomes and josh Allen do once they’re mobility starts slowing down
Both will remain great. Both are excellent passers. The one I'm most worried about is Lamar because he's the one who relies most on his running ability. He can throw but he's not a super elite passer.
@@THE_BEAR_JEW I agree, especially with wt you said about Lamar. But as long as mahomes can learn to be a bit better under pressure he’ll continue to do great things
@@THE_BEAR_JEW I worry about Mahomes being healthy enough to win. Seems like every playoff run is him running for his life and making ridiculously difficult throws because his line cant protect him. How long until he suffers a career ending injury?
Tom brady words cannot describe how can anybody about this man a 199th pick in 2000 turned out to be the greatest player in nfl history and greatest winner whether you love or hate tom brady this is the ultimate competitor he is the 🐐 this is coming from dallas cowboys fan who lives in boston new england
Thank you Tom for everything you gave us for 22 years and especially for my Bucs what a spectacular ride it was 🏴☠️ I still think someone needs to put hands on Shafer or however you spell it for ruining the moment 🤷♂️
@@kingvondthangdead9926 Yeah, his receiving group was rated number one before the season started. But he did that with AB, Gronk, Godwin, Scotty Miller, and Fournette missing a total combined 28 games of potential production.
@@j_c_d_b all his teammates said that he was the first one show up in practice and the last one to leave with same mentality day in and day out lol the man is a machine
7 Superbowls, 10 Conference Championships, 18 Divisions, 15 Pro Bowls, 35 Playoff Wins, 86 Playoff TD's, Superbowl MVP 5 Times, All time Leaders in Wins, Yards, TD's and Completions. None of these Records will be broken for Decades, if ever. Congratulations Tom Brady you are the Undisputed GOAT, enjoy retirement.
@@craigderby4416 Sounds like you're hung up on a footnote in history, while completely ignoring everything the man has accomplished. Keep grasping onto whatever little relevance you can to make yourself happy, as clearly Brady has made you miserable for most of his career.
When I was born he was on his way to winning his 3rd Super Bowl, it was awesome to grow up watching him play, and seeing all of those UNBELIEVABLE drives and clutch 4th quarter and then the comeback vs the Seahawks, the 28-3 vs the Falcons, and now our new era with Mac Jones under center. It was an honor to grow up with what he gave to the Patriots organization and he is the GOAT
As an Eagles fan, growing up I HATED the Pats and especially Brady. As I got older (now 30) I have nothing but the greatest respect for the guy. Dudes the GOAT. I'll never forget the dominance he possessed, and will tell my kids about how I was lucky enough to live through that dominance.
Finally..... Respect. This was the moment I've waited for since I watched this unknown march 90 yards in the snow and beat a superior raiders dooming that franchise to eternity. He single handily transformed a region and launched the Greatest dynasty in history. The comeback! Unbelievable.... What a ride. Thank you sir Tom. thank you for making my dreams a reality.
Tom Brady started playing in 2000, and I was born in 2001 so Brady has literally been playing my entire life. He had such an incredible career on the field the way he won clutch Super Bowls and threw the ball, but off the field he’s a true inspiration off of it by showing to keep going. Definitely going to miss watching him
I can still remember watching the tuck rule game live...at the time I thought it was a wrap for the patriots and maybe drew would get his job back....Drew even came back in the playoffs and won the game against the Steelers but Brady was magical!! I still remember watching Michigan play Alabama in the orange bowl in 1999 and Brady did not have that imposing figure he wasnt even the "guy" it was supposed to be drew henson.
My team lost a heartbreaker to Tom (Thanks Malcom) but I remember them telling us all the stats our defense held him too and realizing that though we didn’t win and it sucks, being able to say you played Brady on what is essentially his stage and take it to the wire is amazing. Love him or hate him, you cannot deny his greatness. I hope he enjoys his retirement. He deserves it.
I don't know what to say....... I guess thank you GOAT for the memories and for the beautiful ride that you took us on. Enjoy retirement and being home with the family.
Tom=G.O.A.T, 7SB, 10SB appearances, 15 pro bowls, all time passing leader in TD and passing yards along with completions, him and Rob gronkowski are the biggest TD tandom in playoff history. The level of greatness is insane and he did this for 22 years, induct him into the hall of fame tomorrow he deserves it. He will be missed by all.
In 2004 I was living in NC when Tom beat my panthers in the super bowl. it devastated me. but just a few weeks prior i had accepted my first job in Boston. those folks forced me to become a red sox, patriots, and celtics fan, and boy was it one of the best things that happened to me. I got to enjoy 20+ years of championships and winning as a true die hard fan, and it was amazing to follow his career so closely.
He’s like the perfect mix between MJ and LeBron. The longevity of LeBron, with the winning intangibles of MJ. Salute Tom, it was an honor to watch you fulfill your dreams
I grew up 10 minutes from Foxboro stadium..not gillete...I watched him from the 6th grade all the way to 33 years old. I cried this weekend. You don't realize how much he means to me and many other people in New England. 😔😔 hes the class act.
The end of an era. My childhood qbs I thank you guys for the countless playoff memories. Tom, Big Ben, Philip Rivers, Brees, the Mannings, Romo & soon Rodgers. I would like to say these next generation qbs dangerous. Josh Allen in my opinion being the scariest cuz of his cannon arm, I just wish he ran more like Cam because he has that frame
The Falcons game changed my whole perception on Tom Brady. I really thought he was just a system QB who needs Bellichick defense… and then they showed Tom sitting in the bench in the 4th quarter after a touchdown to bring the score closer.. and I knew he was winning that game, still down double digits in the fourth That game told me this guy is built different
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prisoner of the moment... AFC has been one of the weakest conference and his division was weakest. Patriots guaranteed a playoff spot for many of those Brady yrs
36 SBs since Tom has been in the league? That would mean he’s been in the NFL since he was 8-9 yrs old
@@gdknght9581 I see the point, but you still have to play those teams that “weren’t guaranteed” when it came time in the playoffs. Those teams included The Gruden/Gannon led Raiders that went onto the Super Bowl the next year, The Top seeded Steelers that same year, and the Greatest Show on Turf. Next they knocked off the CO MVPs in consecutive weeks in McNair and Manning and beat a pretty explosive Panthers team. They than beat future champions in the Steelers and Colts as well as an Eagles team that was in the NFC championship game year after year leading up to that. They knocked off the best Chargers roster of all time, then did it again (although with Rivers on a bad leg) But you still had LT, Gates, and that defense. They knocked off the Ravens twice during their Super Bowl runs and a colts team lead by Andrew Luck. They beat the legion of Boom…down 10 in the 4th. They beat the Falcons down 28-3 and then the next year followed it up by appearing in another Super Bowl after beating the number one defence (again) in the title game and eventually falling to the eagles (throwing 500 plus yards). The next year they dominated the Rams who had (similar to the falcons) one of the top offenses in the league. And in Tampa, Tom went through Brees, Rodgers, and Mahomes. The competition was THERE. They just weren’t good enough.
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Tom passing for over 5000 yards in his 22nd season. Simply amazing. Tom truly is going out on top even without winning a chip this year.
Agreed!
And he STILL could have played at a high level longer, dude just chose to go out on his own terms. Amazing.
Dude handed Father Time his first ever L on his way out 🐐
@@myredrumscold210 facts
Brian Flores lawsuit will hang over the Super Bowl the league brought this on themselves they deserve every bit of it.
This was an unbelievable tribute from Shannon. He was often on the other side of the debate from Brady but the respect is so real!
It’s TV. He doesn’t actually hate Brady
@@jasonderby7635 Aware it’s TV and never said he hated Brady?
@@grahamjl766 he’s always respectful but there’s a huge difference between just being respectful and showing emotion towards the announcement. That goes beyond just respect. Just an observation…
@@jasonderby7635 right
@@grahamjl766 bullseye 🎯
I’m blessed to say I was alive to have watched Tom Brady play football.
We’ll never see anything like it again. Still envious of the people that saw Jordan AND Brady play (I was born towards the end of Jordan’s run with the Bulls)
@@Eli-ss9gj people probably said that about Montana
6th rounder bro
🙏🏽💯🔥
Love him or hate him and the teams he was on, Brady gave us so many memories. Whether we were 10 years old or 30 years old when we started watching him play. It will be hard to imagine the NFL, let alone the Playoffs without TB12. 😪
I'm 27 and he been there every year I remember football except my 1st two years watching
It’s insane. The man entered the league when I was a 2 year old. I turned 24 a couple months ago. All that I’ve ever known of the NFL as a fan included Tom Brady.
I never liked tb and I never wanted him my team but I give him props for what he accomplished in the NFL and appreciate that he gave us our 2nd SB since we got our 1st since 03 he will be missed
My memories are the Tuck Rule Spygate deflategate and him not shaking Nick Foles hand after losing
@@jameswills4904 of course they are lmao get over it bruh the dudes retiring.
Tom is the ultimate definition of "its not where you start, Its where you finish. "🐐
Speak the truth.
@BKDUBz gotta be a bills or favre superfan 😹😹😹
Wasn’t the biggest Brady fan but I’m unbiased enough to admit the man is the GOAT & whether you like em or not dude has given us good/bad memories for over 20 years 7 Superbowls 10 Trips dude that’s insane I’m glad I got to see/experience Brady in my lifetime…
What about the years they got caught cheating?
This clown lost to nick foles nd eli manning
Thank you for being unbiased & honest
@@kingvondthangdead9926 in the end there's still braindead haters like you. Right here in front of your eyes is a hall of famer - one of the absolute best tight ends in NFL history, a man who knows more about football than every single one of us in the comments combined - giving Brady all the respect he deserves. I don't even know what to tell you at this point. Just stick your fingers in your ears and go "bla bla bla" like a child, cuz you are clearly not listening.
Jerry Rice>
I will never forget the performance Tom Brady put on vs the Falcons Super Bowl 51 that game was magical from down 28-3 and to bring his team back and closing it in OT was just insane…. man I’m gonna miss the GOAT 😢
That game was rigged bro lol
@@fredrickjohnson7711 the Cowboys vs 49ers playoff game 2 weeks ago was the EPITOME of why the Falcons lost the Superbowl. Dan Quinn & Kyle Shanahan can't coach for shid in the 4th quarter of a BIG game.
@@fredrickjohnson7711 all games in the nfl are rigged right so just stop watching football 🏈
Lol he threw a pick 6 that game he was why they were down so big
@@jacobdenissen1071 he is human ok he is allowed to throw picks he idd so also the reason why the score was decent and not a blowout
The biggest thing that stands out to me about Tom Brady. Is how he could've been the highest paid player in the NFL for most of his career. But he cared so much about winning. That he always took well below his value. The difference between a player like Brady, and players like Rodgers, or Wilson, etc. Walks away as the undisputed G.O.A.T.!💯 Still playing at an elite level. With his health & mind in tact. It was a privilege to watch Tom compete my entire adult life. I wish him all the best in his next chapter in life. And hope he stays involved with the NFL in some aspect.
definitely helps your wife makes big money hahah. fr though tom brady is and will always be the 🐐
@@Therealfuzionn he took less before he got with Giselle. So…
@@Therealfuzionn fr haha I really admire how supportive his wife was towards his career. He was taking cuts before they met but it was cus he had her that he was able to do that a while longer
Well said.
Stop acting as if other players don’t want to win if they don’t take the pay cuts Brady did. He’s the goat, but when your wife is worth half a billion you have the benefit other guys don’t have. Most guys deserve to get paid and have the dedication to win just as much as Brady has. We give the billionaire owners a pass when we as fans think players are selfish for not “taking a pay cut”. They should be able to pay the players and field a good team. These guys are one hit away from having their career end so they are trying to earn while they can. Brady has had the upbringing, and benefit that the average guy in the NFL will never have. Yes, it’s great he took a cut, but it should never be the expectation for anyone.
Gotta agree with Shannon at the end. The league didn't make him retired, he retired because the league couldn't make him retired💯
LoL.. no the league would have made him retire. Just imagine if a hit from Donald put a concussion on the old man, or a sack from TJ Watt broke his wrinkled up throwing arm or something? Who blooded his lip during his last playoff game? Maybe that caused Brady to sit his old self down before he got hurt?
@@yo3rdtier128 nahh lol
@@yo3rdtier128 L
@@yo3rdtier128 how's that HATERADE been tasting the last 20 plus years... lol cry more
@@yo3rdtier128 sacked 22 times this season.
It was a privilege to watch his career play out. I was just a kid when his career started and as an adult Brady was still dominating. Hats off to an incredible career!
Same. I'm 26 and all my life the only thing I knew about the NFL was the entire time was that Brady was the best.
Same! I’m 30 years old. When I was 8 I started watching football and being from Michigan I used to watch Michigan football with my dad every Saturday. Tom Brady made me a Michigan fan all in that first season of me watching football. Definitely a pleasure to see how his career took off after that
My son as well ever since he was 10 and now he is 27
Whether or not you like Tom Brady he’s a legend there’s no denying that,7 Super Bowls multiple MVPs been healthy most of his career and gave us some awesome games as well,definitely first ballot hall of fame.He was loved he’s been hated but In the end he left on his own terms,we will never seen anything like this again.
tom brady left the patriots when the waters got rough and retired from the buccs because of chris godwin acl injury and antonio brown no longer being on the team. dont let tom brady fool yall. he made his mind up that he was going to retire after he lost to the saints and nearly lost to the jets
@@mritizwatitiz Tom was forced out by a coach who was scared that his personal legacy and most importantly his ego would have been effected had he not left 🤷♂️ if you really believed he wanted to leave then you haven't been paying attention 🤦♂️
@@mritizwatitiz the dude wants to spend time with his family. He didn't leave because of an acl injury. He didn't leave because of brown. Dude is in his mid 40s. Give him a break. Also he left the patriots because he wasn't respected. He stayed with the team out of the respect he's never gotten. But classic someone who has no idea how hard it is to be a football player trying to discredit someone that has won 7 times at the highest level.
Him and Lebron on the same HGH for sure
@@mritizwatitiz You’re right about the Him not wanting to play for a average Bucs team, the rest of it, not so much….
But I think he’s earned the right to pick and choose.
Man I was sick of Tom Brady winning when I was in high school, can’t anybody else beat this guy? Every year it’s the Patriots, Patriots, Patriots…
But as time went on and he kept winning, I had to give it up to him and I became a bigger and bigger fan. Dude is incredible. By the time he got to Tampa he was damn near my favorite player…and then he won ANOTHER chip?! Unreal. He could’ve very easily won number 8 this year and pulled off some heroics in that game too.
The best ever, it’s not even close and selfishly I wish we could continue to watch him play. The league won’t be the same without him
Very well said
So right..thanks TB 12...but u gotta give us 1 more year
Seeing Big Ben and Tom Brady retire in the same season is making me feel old now that the athletes I grew up watching are leaving one by one 😭
Same
Ben is a criminal. Keep him away from the bars.
How u put Big Ben anywhere in the same sentence as Tom Brady
Brees last year, will be Rodgers soon. Man it's a new league
Time leaves everyone behind so I wouldn't get too sad. We were lucky to have Brady as long as we did.
His story is one of the best in sports just from how he came into the league and how he made it. So many great stories in sports.
Legendary
shannon’s reaction almost had me shed a tear, thanks for the memories tb12🐐 skip and shannon #1, great segment.
As a pats fan it will bring me pure joy the rest of my life to say not only did I see Brady play I was a fan of his every single year he played. When it comes to football there is no one above Tom Brady. 🐐
I'm gonna miss Brady but I'm glad he went out healthy and on top. Not many quarterbacks have done that. Respect 💯
Not even Lebron wants to go out healthy what with all the body aches he’s having, just don’t know when to hang in the towel
Him telling Mr.Kraft "I'm the best decision you've ever made". Gives me chills thinking about it now. It's like he was foreshadowing a legendary career.
I also remember when Mr. Kraft bought the Patriots during that announcement he said to Pat's fans that un- quote guaranteed bringing a championship to the franchise.
According to Brady, that's not exactly what he said. He basically said, he'll never regret picking him.
@@Stephen-to7jx Not true buddy. According to Brady he did say “Im the best decision you ever made” he just didn’t mean it in a cocky way but more in a “I’m here to bring alot to this organization”
Source: America’s Game 2001 Patriots (with Tom Brady, Adam Vinatieri & Lawyer Malloy)
@@edsoncarrillo7211 I posted a link to an article where I got my information from, but it seems to have disappeared.
Shannon pays the ultimate compliment. That was great to watch.
Still can't believe it. I became a football fan because of Tom Brady. Can't imagine the game without the goat. 🐐
Thank you TB12. 😊
same here man
TB's career is an epic poem, filled with villains, heroes, tragedies and greatness. There was his nemesis Peyton (and Eli) Manning, his hero Gronk, his tragic 2008 loss to the Giants , and how many moments of late in the fourth to win again and again and again while the bards and orators cursed him and sang for him. Immortal. Now the King of the Football Gods.
😞💯
Can we just all agree we got to be witness to an incredible career! Mad respect for TB12
I’ve been watching Brady since his first start in the NFL and have been for 22 years lol. I’m honored to of witnessed the greatest player in the history of football play the game. We’re never EVER going to see another Tom Brady. Thank you GOAT.
Dude is not the greatest football player lol. QB yes but give me LT greatest ever
@@KDubb-ws9zc bruh come on, im a Manning fan but come on. compared to other QBs, his "greatest" claim is far above and beyond the others, the gap between LT's "greatest" case isn't as large as Brady's.
i was lucky enough to follow his senior year at Michigan and i remembered how well he played. so it was no surprise to me when he performed well when his number was called. not that i could see the goat that far back, but i knew he could play
@@Kevinschart yea I started researching the teams he beat his senior year and he beat some tough competition. I don’t understand how he slid so far down in the draft
@@dapukisgoingon to me there’s a difference between the greatest QB and greatest football player
I already believed Tom Brady was The Goat before then but being able to be at Superbowl 51 and watch it with my own 2 eyes is one of the greatest things I've ever witnessed. To be able to lead his team back down 28-3 with alot of help from the defense to tie and win in OT is something I'll remember forever. But that game solidified and closed the book on The Goat conversation
The Cleveland Browns' Automatic Otto Graham took them to 10 straight nfl championship games and he won 7 of them, in half the time it took Brady. I agree Brady is the GOTE, Greatest Of This Era, but Graham was also the GOTE, Greatest Of That Era, and 30-40 years from now someone else will be the GOTE, Greatest Of That Era. I promise you future fans will dismiss Brady for their GOTE saying that Brady wasn't in as competitive a league as their own.
@@braddelany6234 I hear ya about Otto. Legend.
Otto didn't have to deal with salary caps, free agency, or rounds of playoffs to navigate.
So there's definitely a this era & that era. That said I got Brady as the GOAT.
@@jamesage24 another Era is coming and those people will indeed dismiss Brady. As much as I appreciate Brady, the term needs to be adjusted to accommodate new and old alike. Besides, I'm kina proud to co.e up with the GOTE term. Floating my own boat I know.
@@braddelany6234 lol
I definitely didn’t think he was the GOAT before the comeback against the Falcons. 3 rings in his first 4 years - when he was undeniably a worse QB than after those years - pretty much means those rings were more the Pats as a team and less Brady. But the comeback against the Falcons, on the greatest stage, with the ball in his hands, that’s where he cemented his legacy as the greatest QB in NFL history. When he moved to Tampa and won another ring, I mean not even Montana did anything like that. GOAT NFL player period (at least for this current era - the future is unwritten and rule changes, changes to NFL business model affecting players, free agency etc. can change the playing field).
Sitting at work with tears in my eyes over this news. Will never get to see Tom Brady play again. The greatest ever.
He wasn't the biggest guy
He wasn't the fastest player
He wasn't the strongest
He couldn't jump
He did not have the strongest arm
All of that is true about Thomas Edward Patrick Brady. But what he had that no scout could calculate was his "mindset & determination" and that's what greatness is, it is a mindset.
Heart
@BKDUBz still crying 😢 mommy will tuck you into bed
@BKDUBz how he cheated? He cheated by shredding the defense like he shredded paper, throwing the football so quick that the defenseman couldn’t get to him? Stop hating
I hated this man with so much passion when it came to football. I cheered for any team that went against him even if the team was a divisional rival. I’ve only watched football for 17yrs but, I’m going to miss him play. Brees, Eli, Ben, Philip, and Peyton have been gone, but Tom has officially closed my football childhood. Blessings to your future endeavors Tom.
I couldn’t be happier being able to say that I watched his entire NFL career. He is one of the greats, if not the greatest without a doubt.
He’s the greatest stop with the one of bs
wdym one of ? who do you think is ahead of brady ?
I was 14 when i saw his first start i live in indy so we got that game.. and to see that to what he did at the end.. crazy to think its over
The greatest career ever nobody will be close to this that's my quarterback
“My quarterback”
@RU i think you need to do more research my guy
@RU obviously you don't use it
@RU I know who he is only 3 of his titles are Superbowls that's why nobody brings him up in SUPERBOWL wins
I love that I was able to witness the GOAT play in person for the first time last year. I took so many pictures that day I felt like a kid again lol. Congrats Tom Brady on your retirement, thank you for all the memories.
As a Pats fan since 1971 you can be sure TB12 is right up there with Big Papi, Larry Bird, Boddy Orr etc etc here in New England. Thank you TB12 for all the memories and the championships.
I am so grateful to have been able to watch him play. magical every time he was on the field, and still kept the underdog mentality. thank you TB12 for the memories
This Man Retired with more SUPER BOWL RINGS than any NFL Teams READ IT AGAIN Congratulations TB12 🐐 Glad I was to alive to watch him play
This still feels so surreal man... I grew up watching this man dominate the sport. It hurts but thanks you Tom Brady, for all the amazing games I got to watch!
Thanks Tom for all amazing moments and show us there's no such thing as "impossible".
I'm blessed to have witnessed the GOAT play.
Thanks a lot Tom, and may the Father bless you and yours! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I remember after Brady lost the most important game of his career telling myself that Montana’s spot as the greatest QB ever was secured. It took me up until the comeback against the Falcons to finally concede it, but I did. There will never be another like him and I feel truly honored to have been alive to watch him play the game.
Took Shannon till the bitter end but he finally showed his true colors. I can appreciate that. Thank you for giving me a role model outside of my sport growing up. Quite possibly the greatest team sport athlete of all time.
The man that got me interested in American Football. Grew up watching this sport because of him. He will always have a spot in my sporting heart.
Where are you from?
Fellow scandinavian?
@@dickidsrip5262 yessir
Same here got to watch AF because of TV. One of the greatest, he retired at the peak of his career-physically and mentally intact & healthy
Greatest NFL quarterback ever 💯
Brady is a legend , to have played in 10 super bowls and win 7 of them is amazing . Some players retire without even have played in 1 much less win a super bowl. The goat of the NFL and professional team sports.
Congrats Tom on an amazing career, just turned 44 recently, Brady has been playing in the NFL and winning super bowls half of my life. Never be another like him. As a Niner fan and huge Montana fan, Tom is absolutely the GOAT!
He basically had 3 different hall of fame careers. The fact he did what he did, played as well as he did for as long as he did, we'll never see it again.
Fact...1/4th of his career is enough to get someone in the hall...its crazy
Nick Wright actually did a nice segment breaking Tom's career down into 3 separate first ballot hof careers
Loved hearing what Shannon has to say about Brady at the end of the day. There's so much respect there 💪
Brady Walked away with absolute nothing left to prove it’s wild that a GOAT actually accomplished everything there was to accomplish he has the records the wins the rings mans legit the GOAT of GOATS Brady’s career is just insane compared to those who came before or after and in the ultimate team sport he was the ultimate champion mans the greatest GOAT ever
Absolutely right ❗️ only thing some people would say is that “he can’t do it without Bill Belichick” and he proved them wrong 👏🏽 GOAT
Aaron Rodgers has always been Shannon’s guy but deep down we all know how much he respects Tom Brady & it showed here. I can’t wait for Skips reaction once LeBron retires after the way he’s treated him during his career, gonna be very interesting.
Well Shannon actually played in the NFL so it's different for him... Skip didn't play in the NBA so I expect for him to be the same Skip as usual
Tom Brady....was not only the GOAT....he was a unicorn at the same time....they broke the mold after Tom was made....I will miss the excitement he brought to the game....especially those come backs that he pulled victory out of the jaws of defeat
He's been a fixture in football for so long now, and I just took his greatness for granted. So many memories of great game winning drives. I just watched and marvelled as year after year flew by. My life went on too, with sometimes happy times, and sometimes sad times, and Tom always in the background being a great quarterback and seemed to always make it to the playoffs and frequently to the Superbowl.
And then he joined the team I'd followed as a child in the 70s, before life and career took over, the Buccaneers. It became so much more interesting to me. It made me so happy when he helped them win the Superbowl. This past year he almost got them there again, but luck ran out this time. Thanks for the great memories Tom.
About 6 years ago I remember telling some people around the Boston area how privileged we were to watch Tom Brady play…and now the sports world is sharing a similar stance. I’ll never get over the fact that when this man was on the field, in about 99 maybe even 100 percent of his games, theres was always some realistic chance that no matter what the score was, they always had a chance. It’s just crazy to think about.
I’m going to miss TB12!! Can’t imagine NFL without him, it won’t ever be the same! He just made it all better every time he stepped on the field. He is literally was the GOAT, 7 Super Bowls and countless records that he set, no one will ever surpass!!
Living in Australia never watched nfl. This man made me pass for the nfl pass year after year. So many memories, and now in love with the greatest sport of all time.
It’s been a privilege to have watched Tom Brady’s entire career. Thank you for all the incredible memories Mr. Brady. Next stop the Hall Of Fame
As a Giant fan TB12 is the Goat! Legend! Glad to see greatness!
Give Eli credit for being the only one to beat him. Pats should have been undefeated
When he appeared in super bowl 55 last year. At that point he played in almost 20% of all super bowls. 18.5% to be exact.
That stat is even more impressive when you only count the superbowls that were played during his career
Tom watching the show loving his guy Shannon doing tribute, well deserved Tom. Congratulations, and more appropriately; Thank you
Shannon: "he retired because the NFL couldn't make him retire"
The games were rigged.... Shannon said it was written already
Between Oct 5 ,2003 & Sept 18,2005 - Brady and the Patriots won 32 of 34 starts including 2 SB's and 1 SB MVP ~ that's a stat that is beyond incredible ..
I actually enjoyed seeing the tears coming out of Shannon's eyes. He's just paid to be a contrarian towards Michael Jordan and Tom Brady. Deep down, he loves those two men and believes they're the GOAT.
Yeah he could be paid to be opposition.....or it's his personal opinion. Everyone doesn't believe Brady is the goat. Everybody don't believe Jordan is the goat. It what it is
The video got nothing to do with Jordan lmfao
Ton of respect for Shannon for finally giving it up to Tom. After years of blatantly hating on Tom (Shannon's words!) he acknowledges Tom as the GOAT. More-so Shannon sharing examples from his own career as one of the best TEs ever, it really enhances Shannon's credibility as an analyst and historian. Shannon took what was a sad day for a fan of Tom Brady and by putting so much shine on Tom has reflected great credit upon himself.
Never thought I’d see that day that Shannon FINALLY admitted the greatness of Tom Brady and just how great he is with literally ZERO comparison to any other player. That’s the way it should be. You want compare young players to old players choose wisely but don’t ever try and compare anyone to the one and only GOAT!
"There are heroes and there are legends. Heroes get remembered, but legends never die."
I'm a Jets fan and call it stockholm syndrome..but always was a huge Brady fan. I'm happy he went out on his own terms at the top of his game. Watching Tom do what he did was nothing short of incredible and we'll never see it again. I honestly consider him my biggest role model for the consistency, drive and will to be the absolute best. It will never be emulated again IMO. Thank you TB12 for everything you gave us and the sport of football. Enjoy your beyond deserved retirement and hope he comes back as a coach or analyst in the future when he's ready.
Stockholm syndrome lol
You were one of the few Ny fans good for you. I was also a fan even tho I’m in Fl.
The 14-2 Pats & Brady's loss to The Jets in the 2010/11 playoffs that year is still my most shocking moment as a Brady and Pats fan.. Mark Sanchez was unbelievable and I thought he was going to be a Superstar after that.
My respects to shannon today. Besides anything he said in the past about TB12. Today he was sincere. 👍
I became a fan of this man at the age of 5 watching him in that 2004 Super Bowl I grew up in Philadelphia and I thought my family was cheering for the Patriots. The rest is history Tom made me fall in love with football and I’m forever grateful for that moment
A stunning career. It wasn't just that he had talent, it's that he had such good health for so long.
Lifelong Tampa Bay resident holding season tickets for 24 years. Thanks Tom for everything you did here. It was so enjoyable being a part of those games. Since you love Tampa hopefully you and Gronk choose to make this your home. You did it all and did it with class and sportsmanship.
For real, Tom is the GOAT. No competition. Tom retired on top and with his health.
normally Shannon hates on brady for the show but as a HOF player he knows how great Brady was and its good to see him honestly give him his credit
I have been a fan of basketball all my life, then on January 2019 I unintentionally click a TH-cam video which was the superbowl 51 highlights. It was then that I got hooked by the game of football and it was all because of TB12.. I was lucky enough to watch him win another superbowl. Now I am a big fan of NFL. Thank you Tommy and yes you are the GOAT.
Shannon almost said
“Im gonna miss him too, but I’m not gonna miss losing cases of Dew to you every week!!” 😂
I remember writing on a youtube video after Brady won his super bowl against the Seahawks how much I was gonna miss Brady when he retires… the guy literally had Hall of Fame Career AFTER that moment if you only counted his achievements after that… lol… at 44 and just had one of his Best Seasons … Brady went out in his Prime.
One of Brady's most mind-boggling stats to me:
Brady effectively played 20 seasons, not counting his rookie year when he backed up Bledsoe or 2008 when he was injured.
He went to 10 Super Bowls and won 7. He went to the SB for HALF HIS CAREER, and won it for more than 1/3rd of his career.
Unreal levels of success. I don't expect to see anything like this again in my lifetime, Shannon's right.
Yep & he retired on his own terms I can’t wait for Tom to start coming on espn & undisputed in the coming years
More than 2/3. Three plays from winning the other three
@@peartist2 yeah 2/3 i was gonna say that didn’t add up lol
@@peartist2 edited for clarification, but I meant that he won the SB for more than 1/3rd of his career as a starter- but winning more than 2/3rds of his starts in the SB is also very impressive.
It’s crazy how well he played into his 40’s well out of his prime and still making adjustments and still winning. I’m curious to see how qbs like Mahomes and josh Allen do once they’re mobility starts slowing down
Both will remain great. Both are excellent passers. The one I'm most worried about is Lamar because he's the one who relies most on his running ability. He can throw but he's not a super elite passer.
@@THE_BEAR_JEW I agree, especially with wt you said about Lamar. But as long as mahomes can learn to be a bit better under pressure he’ll continue to do great things
@@THE_BEAR_JEW I worry about Mahomes being healthy enough to win. Seems like every playoff run is him running for his life and making ridiculously difficult throws because his line cant protect him. How long until he suffers a career ending injury?
Tom brady words cannot describe how can anybody about this man a 199th pick in 2000 turned out to be the greatest player in nfl history and greatest winner whether you love or hate tom brady this is the ultimate competitor he is the 🐐 this is coming from dallas cowboys fan who lives in boston new england
Thank you Tom for everything you gave us for 22 years and especially for my Bucs what a spectacular ride it was 🏴☠️ I still think someone needs to put hands on Shafer or however you spell it for ruining the moment 🤷♂️
He retires as the best and greatest NFL player of all time. He had 3 HOF careers (01-07, 08-14, 15-21).
The truly scary thing is that he could have kept going. This man just led the league in passing yards and touchdowns this year.
With the best recievers clown
@@kingvondthangdead9926 Yeah, his receiving group was rated number one before the season started. But he did that with AB, Gronk, Godwin, Scotty Miller, and Fournette missing a total combined 28 games of potential production.
@@kingvondthangdead9926 such a hater comment, lol
@@j_c_d_b all his teammates said that he was the first one show up in practice and the last one to leave with same mentality day in and day out lol the man is a machine
7 Superbowls, 10 Conference Championships, 18 Divisions, 15 Pro Bowls, 35 Playoff Wins, 86 Playoff TD's, Superbowl MVP 5 Times, All time Leaders in Wins, Yards, TD's and Completions. None of these Records will be broken for Decades, if ever. Congratulations Tom Brady you are the Undisputed GOAT, enjoy retirement.
Eli owns him
@@craigderby4416 20 years from now, no one will remember Eli.
@@JustinStrife brady will
@@craigderby4416 Sounds like you're hung up on a footnote in history, while completely ignoring everything the man has accomplished. Keep grasping onto whatever little relevance you can to make yourself happy, as clearly Brady has made you miserable for most of his career.
@@JustinStrife why are you so upset for?
Never liked TB12 ......but , i was blessed to be able to grow up and watch his greatness......
Congratulations TOM BRADY , one helluva run!!
I never been more proud of being a pats fan. I was 16 when Brady took over the team. I watched history in the making
I was 20. It was a privilege to watch him play.
When I was born he was on his way to winning his 3rd Super Bowl, it was awesome to grow up watching him play, and seeing all of those UNBELIEVABLE drives and clutch 4th quarter and then the comeback vs the Seahawks, the 28-3 vs the Falcons, and now our new era with Mac Jones under center. It was an honor to grow up with what he gave to the Patriots organization and he is the GOAT
GOAT. NEVER FELL OFF
As an Eagles fan, growing up I HATED the Pats and especially Brady. As I got older (now 30) I have nothing but the greatest respect for the guy. Dudes the GOAT. I'll never forget the dominance he possessed, and will tell my kids about how I was lucky enough to live through that dominance.
@Avatar The Last Qùeefbender it DEFINITELY helped. 🤣
Finally..... Respect. This was the moment I've waited for since I watched this unknown march 90 yards in the snow and beat a superior raiders dooming that franchise to eternity. He single handily transformed a region and launched the Greatest dynasty in history.
The comeback!
Unbelievable.... What a ride.
Thank you sir Tom. thank you for making my dreams a reality.
Tom Brady started playing in 2000, and I was born in 2001 so Brady has literally been playing my entire life. He had such an incredible career on the field the way he won clutch Super Bowls and threw the ball, but off the field he’s a true inspiration off of it by showing to keep going. Definitely going to miss watching him
Go to bed mijo
I can still remember watching the tuck rule game live...at the time I thought it was a wrap for the patriots and maybe drew would get his job back....Drew even came back in the playoffs and won the game against the Steelers but Brady was magical!! I still remember watching Michigan play Alabama in the orange bowl in 1999 and Brady did not have that imposing figure he wasnt even the "guy" it was supposed to be drew henson.
Now the haters will love him when he's gone. Same thing happened with Michael Jordan. After they retire, they miss them.
Exactly
This man, 🐐 was the reason why I started watching football.
My team lost a heartbreaker to Tom (Thanks Malcom) but I remember them telling us all the stats our defense held him too and realizing that though we didn’t win and it sucks, being able to say you played Brady on what is essentially his stage and take it to the wire is amazing. Love him or hate him, you cannot deny his greatness. I hope he enjoys his retirement. He deserves it.
Brady threw for 300+ 4 tds your legion of boom didn't do anything to stop him.
@@brentlyhowell9486 😂
@@brentlyhowell9486 wonder what stats he was looking at 😂
@@paulmorales603 didn't he throw like 120 yards 2 tds in the 4th quater?
@@brentlyhowell9486 sooo what did your team HOLD him to exactly?
This is amazing. So many times Shannon has given Brady grief. But now to speak of him this way? Amazing.
I don't know what to say....... I guess thank you GOAT for the memories and for the beautiful ride that you took us on. Enjoy retirement and being home with the family.
Tom=G.O.A.T, 7SB, 10SB appearances, 15 pro bowls, all time passing leader in TD and passing yards along with completions, him and Rob gronkowski are the biggest TD tandom in playoff history. The level of greatness is insane and he did this for 22 years, induct him into the hall of fame tomorrow he deserves it. He will be missed by all.
Long live the GOAT, Tom Brady!
In 2004 I was living in NC when Tom beat my panthers in the super bowl. it devastated me. but just a few weeks prior i had accepted my first job in Boston. those folks forced me to become a red sox, patriots, and celtics fan, and boy was it one of the best things that happened to me. I got to enjoy 20+ years of championships and winning as a true die hard fan, and it was amazing to follow his career so closely.
He’s like the perfect mix between MJ and LeBron. The longevity of LeBron, with the winning intangibles of MJ. Salute Tom, it was an honor to watch you fulfill your dreams
I grew up 10 minutes from Foxboro stadium..not gillete...I watched him from the 6th grade all the way to 33 years old. I cried this weekend. You don't realize how much he means to me and many other people in New England. 😔😔 hes the class act.
Enjoy retirement Tom. You are the greatest NFL player of all time and the GOAT.
The end of an era. My childhood qbs I thank you guys for the countless playoff memories. Tom, Big Ben, Philip Rivers, Brees, the Mannings, Romo & soon Rodgers. I would like to say these next generation qbs dangerous. Josh Allen in my opinion being the scariest cuz of his cannon arm, I just wish he ran more like Cam because he has that frame
The Falcons game changed my whole perception on Tom Brady. I really thought he was just a system QB who needs Bellichick defense… and then they showed Tom sitting in the bench in the 4th quarter after a touchdown to bring the score closer.. and I knew he was winning that game, still down double digits in the fourth
That game told me this guy is built different
His entire story is just so inspirational, the best
Seems an Eternity. An Amazing human on and off the Field. I shed a tear such is the love and Admiration 😤 Congrats from New Zealand 🇳🇿 👏