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Report: Brady has given up at least $60 million to help NE

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Despite being so terribly underpaid, Brady has managed to make more money in the NFL than any player in history not named Manning, somewhere around 210-215 million. Not including this season.

That’s because has played 28 seasons at the highest paid position , and at the highest level in history, not because he was breaking the bank.
 
That’s because has played 28 seasons at the highest paid position , and at the highest level in history, not because he was breaking the bank.

Well that's 17+ seasons. Also because he's made every penny and then some on his contracts rather than having fake monopoly money contracts. He had around $180M when reports came out comparing what the two had made during Manning's last season. Manning made $249 in 18 seasons.


As of 2/3/17, the Tom Brady net worth total of $209 million comes from his NFL salary, endorsement deals and merchandise royalties. The now undisputed GOAT has earned a total of $430 million pre-tax since his rookie year. Brady has since earned $196.1 million as quarterback Tom Brady Net Worth Passes Peyton Manning's - Money Nation

He'll get 22M this year that puts him at 218.1M vs the 249M Manning made.

That 60M is bloated not conservative.

 
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That’s because has played 28 seasons at the highest paid position , and at the highest level in history, not because he was breaking the bank.
Wow. 28 seasons!
 
Well that's 17+ seasons. Also because he's made every penny and then some on his contracts rather than having fake monopoly money contracts. He had around $180M when reports came out comparing what the two had made during Manning's last season. Manning made $249 in 18 seasons.


As of 2/3/17, the Tom Brady net worth total of $209 million comes from his NFL salary, endorsement deals and merchandise royalties. The now undisputed GOAT has earned a total of $430 million pre-tax since his rookie year. Brady has since earned $196.1 million as quarterback Tom Brady Net Worth Passes Peyton Manning's - Money Nation

He'll get 22M this year that puts him at 218.1M vs the 249M Manning made.

That 60M is bloated not conservative.

Typo

I didn’t realize I hit the 2

Brady has left millions on the table, period.
 
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It’s been like this for year’s. Ian does an amazing job but shepherding the most negative fan base in sports doesn’t make it easy.
 
It’s been like this for year’s. Ian does an amazing job but shepherding the most negative fan base in sports doesn’t make it easy.
You're right, there's a reason those two trolls, actually I think there's a third troll on that show. Apparently a portion of the fan base likes the negativity.
 
Well that's 17+ seasons. Also because he's made every penny and then some on his contracts rather than having fake monopoly money contracts. He had around $180M when reports came out comparing what the two had made during Manning's last season. Manning made $249 in 18 seasons.


As of 2/3/17, the Tom Brady net worth total of $209 million comes from his NFL salary, endorsement deals and merchandise royalties. The now undisputed GOAT has earned a total of $430 million pre-tax since his rookie year. Brady has since earned $196.1 million as quarterback Tom Brady Net Worth Passes Peyton Manning's - Money Nation

He'll get 22M this year that puts him at 218.1M vs the 249M Manning made.

That 60M is bloated not conservative.

This is Brady's 19th season. Manning played 18. Looking at the last 8 seasons Brady hasn't been in the top ten paid players in the league as far as cap hits go. Eli has been the top cap paid player three times in that same time span.

In those 8 years Brady has ranked a 11th - 38th as far as cap hit goes during those 8 years.

This year he's ranked 11th and making 15 million less than JG.

Brady isn't in the top ten of average per year salary.
 
This is Brady's 19th season. Manning played 18. Looking at the last 8 seasons Brady hasn't been in the top ten paid players in the league as far as cap hits go. Eli has been the top cap paid player three times in that same time span.

In those 8 years Brady has ranked a 11th - 38th as far as cap hit goes during those 8 years.

This year he's ranked 11th and making 15 million less than JG.

Brady isn't in the top ten of average per year salary.


And he’s been the best player in football over the pAst 5 seasons
 
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Brady has left millions on the table, period.

Yes he's left some on the table. Obviously not as much as suspected since he's earned nearly as much as P Manning. Brady is getting $22M this season and will earn $22M next season. Manning of course was the #1 pick and had a big leg up to start a career.

Look for Brady to recoup any losses with his next extension.
 
This reminds me of a wife coming home and telling her husband to look at the 6 grand she saved buying 22 grand worth of jewelry
 
It is also another reason to keep him as he gets older as well. (plus that he is GOAT)

His age is less of an issue when you combine he is still winning and reaching Super Bowls and he is taking anywhere from 10-15 million less than other players, allowing Belichick to build deep teams.
 
It also goes to show that the mythical "Patriot Way" is really just "draft the greatest QB of all time in the 6th round, who happens to be the consummate team-first player and is willing to sacrifice tens of millions of dollars to stay in NE."

In other words, it's not an organizational philosophy which will be terribly easy to duplicate - either by NE's rivals or by NE themselves when the time comes.
Tom Brady makes the Patriot Way dominant, but the Patriot Way is NOT about Tom Brady.

Don't forget that when we've had other quarterbacks under Belichick, we've usually won more games than we lose anyway, because of the Patriot Way. The mediocre Matt Cassell won 11 games here. That's not because he was the next Tom Brady.

The Patriot Way is attention to the little things, learning how to think the game, working your body into peak condition and prepare, prepare, prepare, and then for good measure prepare some more. It turned Brady from the pretty good, cerebral mid range pocket passer a la a smarter version of Kirk Cousins that he was in 2000, into the best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be.

I'm firmly convinced that Belichick refined the raw natural talent of precision, superb field vision and unparalleled mental toughness under pressure that Brady presented him with in 2001, and showed him how to turn that into a legendary skillset with constant physical and mental preparation. His handiwork on Garoppolo also shows pretty clearly what Belichick can do with the right quarterback.
 
This reminds me of a wife coming home and telling her husband to look at the 6 grand she saved buying 22 grand worth of jewelry

Ya the contracts with the fake monopoly money added to artificially inflate deals is a great analogy to this.
 
Big deal. That's like $6k to regular humans like us...
 
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