Article: Brady is the most overrated QB of this generation

[sb1]

Nothing to do with deflated footballs, just the usual "good because of the system" arguments.

http://fantasyknuckleheads.com/tom-brady-the-most-overrated-qb-of-this-generation/

I wonder if this writer knows that Montana had 0 SB wins without a top 10 defense?

 

[MoreBellhorn]

Got to love that click bait. Why would you even give them hits?

 

[Huckleberry1]

Why the hell would anyone link to this?

 

[Oswlek]

I don't usually post when I put a thread on ignore, but I thought this was a worthy exception. Why even link to this nonsense?

 

[billdog3484]

 

[oldrover]

"Serenity now!!!"

 

[Sicilian]

 

[sb1]

Just something to laugh at or discuss if you're inclined.

I still don't get the Matt Cassel argument to "prove" Brady is overrated. Cassel did a nice job for sure but the bottom line is he had a 16-0 team with 16-0 talent around him, won 5 fewer games and missed the playoffs because they couldn't beat any good teams.

 

[memento]

If Brady is good because of the system, what is he system that makes him good? Hurry up? Ground and Pound? Run n Gun? West Coast? Spread? Advanced receiver route trees and quick audibles? I don't know how I'd describe the Patriots' offense over the years.

McDaniels certainly plays Brady in the spread, out of the shotgun, and abandons the run a lot. I wouldn't feel comfortable running a system that requires the QB to throw 30-40 times a game if our QB is some pedestrian.