Kid~Brady

NFL.com actually showing Tom Brady some love and from all people, Albert Breer. He got his own "Special Feature" section today.

link: NFL.com - Official Site of the National Football League

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PATSYLICIOUS

3-4 more seasons at or around this statistical pace +
1 more super bowl and his case it strong
2 more super bowls and the case is finished

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CityOfChampions

I think he already is the G.O.A.T.

ivanvamp

All he needs is one more SB win to cement it. He'd be one of three QB to have 4 SB titles (Montana, Bradshaw). But while some would point to the fact that Montana and Bradshaw were undefeated (4-0 apiece) as an advantage over Brady, I'd point out that Brady's 6 SB appearances (which he'd have if he wins one more) trump that. Why? Because it means that Brady *got to* more SBs, and isn't the goal to advance as far as possible? How is it to the advantage of Montana and Bradshaw if they got knocked out of the playoffs earlier than Brady did? Makes no sense to me.

Uncle Rico

That Breer, such a Pats homer.

Good article .. .not a lot of stunning new info (his father and team owner agree he's the best) but nice to read. I did like this little take:

And the "He's got the bowls and stats" box on the right if easy to miss, but worth a revisit if you didn't see it.



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PittPatriot

I would say:

3-4 more seasons at or around this statistical pace OR 1 more SB his case it strong.

2 more super bowls and the case is finished

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simijet

While I think it's impossible to declare an unconditional "greatest" at any position in football, Brady will be at the top of many people's lists should he win another Super Bowl before he retires.

Armchair Quarterback

In conference championship games Brady is 5-1, Montana 4-3.

Linda_The_Pats_Fan (She was NEM)

It is impossible to lump players, FROM DIFFERENT ERAS in to one bag and pick out the greatest of them all.

What makes one "the greatest?"

There are many factors involved.

There can be a "greatest" from a particular era in which all of the players in a particular category played under the same circumstances.

But to take the "greatest" from the current era, let's say 2000-2012, and compare it to a player from, lets say, 1960-1972, just cant be done.

Playing conditions were totally different, from the fields themselves, the equipment, the mindset, even in the NFL, the look, and feel, of the ball itself is not the same.

I might agree with the greatest players of the decade, but "ever", IMO just cant be done In all sports.

Even athletes that are not human, would Seabiscuit, for example, have been even greater had he run in an era where the condition of the tracks was better, feed was better, and jockeys wiser and smarter?

In that vein, is Brady the best ever? Maybe yes, maybe no. Until we can resurrect some of the players of the past and pit them against players that came after them, and let them go at it... we will never really know.

Would make for a pretty good movie though.