Tom Brady is now the undisputed GOAT football player, unfortunately.

[Ben Simmons 25]

His r

[Im Still Ballin]

how big? how many inches

[CelticBaller]

Timothy Brady

[Kblaze8855]

As impossible as it is to compare quarterbacks by actual ability and remove the outside influences...I dont see how we are gonna compare a QB to Jerry Rice, Jim Brown, LT, or whoever.

John elway vs Deacon Jones....I dont even know where you begin.

Ever have an Anthony Munoz vs Night Train Lane discussion? Id imagine its a tough one.

[LAmbruh]

It's not unfortunate



It's unprecedented



LeBrady GOAT

[dude77]

now ? lol wtf does he have to do to finally settle it ? he's BEEN the goat already .. for a while

[Akrazotile]

As impossible as it is to compare quarterbacks by actual ability and remove the outside influences...I dont see how we are gonna compare a QB to Jerry Rice, Jim Brown, LT, or whoever.

John elway vs Deacon Jones....I dont even know where you begin.

Ever have an Anthony Munoz vs Night Train Lane discussion? Id imagine its a tough one.

Agree with this.

Football is like a three legged race (no lebron pun intended). Your success is tied to your teammates as theirs is to yours. It’s the most team oriented sport there is.

That said, you can certainly call Brady the most accomplished player ever. But determining an individual “best” player isnt something the sport really lends itself to.

[LAmbruh]

As impossible as it is to compare quarterbacks by actual ability and remove the outside influences...I dont see how we are gonna compare a QB to Jerry Rice, Jim Brown, LT, or whoever.

John elway vs Deacon Jones....I dont even know where you begin.

Ever have an Anthony Munoz vs Night Train Lane discussion? Id imagine its a tough one.

Not when you do it consistently over a span of a decades worth of roster changes


Might as well start comparing young Brady greatness to old Brady's GOATness


Brady's outside influences aren't making laser precision pocket passes in playoff clutch time over and over and over and over and over and over. It's him

[Akrazotile]

Not when you do it consistently over a span of a decades worth of roster changes


Might as well start comparing young Brady greatness to old Brady's GOATness


Brady's outside influences aren't making laser precision pocket passes in playoff clutch time over and over and over and over and over and over. It's him

Yeah but the Pats are like the Spurs, they keep bringing in guys with the right mindset over and over, which most teams simply dont do. It seems like theyre just grabbing random guys but theyre not. They screen for attitude and commitment. Theyll occasionally take a flyer on baggage but as soon as the drama starts the guy is gone.

Character is by far the most underlooked prospect trait in pro sports. Only a small number of teams emphasize it, and gee, they keep winning.

[Ben Simmons 25]

Timothy Brady

[Kblaze8855]

Not when you do it consistently over a span of a decades worth of roster changes


Might as well start comparing young Brady greatness to old Brady's GOATness


Brady's outside influences aren't making laser precision pocket passes in playoff clutch time over and over and over and over and over and over. It's him

You actually can compare young Brady to old. Old Brady is clearly doing more than young Brady had to.

You can

[Smook A.]

He cemented his GOAT status with that comeback against the Falcons in Super Bowl 51. It's one of the greatest things I've ever seen in sports

[100grandman]

I still might take Joe Montana. Four Super Bowls, and I think still holds the record for most passes in Super Bowls without an int.

[stalkerforlife]

He already was.

If he wins his 6th, he's the sports GOAT.

[RoseCity07]

A guy with a 6 dollar haircut can't be the goat.