did you watch the game????? doesn't sound like it. are you re-writing history???? i'm not saying Brady didn't do his job, but seattle made it quite easy. how many catches does vereen have out of the backfield wide open. Brady only threw more than 10 yds when seattle put a LB on Gronk outside. that is obviously a double move play and not a hard throw when he beats him by 6 yds. seattle never forced Brady to go downfield other than 3 times. that is why they lost, besides thew worst play call of all time. study the game film, something you have never done in your life, and then tell me Brady was spectacular. he was efficient and took what they gave. good job, not great by any means. why do you comment on anything, especially football?????
I didn't read any of this. I think Brady is great but he has had smart people around him...Manning won with stupid coaches and basically redefined the game. Dungy vs. Belichick? My God, what a mismatch. Brady throws a ton of short passes and the receivers make them big plays. Not saying Manning doesn't do that now, but it wasn't always like that at all. Peyton completely turned Indy around. I think Brady is great but it is debateable and you can't just go by super bowls. Brady could of lost all 6 as easily as he won all 6. Such a team game.
I know this....It is either 1. Manning/ Brady....2. Manning/ Brady.
These other guys don't even count. Bart Starr...OK. Montana? Why? Because he had a great team offense and defense....
I give Brady more credit now than I did before. The game evolves. Chances are in 2032, 2 or 3 guys will be above Brady and Manning
I know this....It is either 1. Manning/ Brady....2. Manning/ Brady.
These other guys don't even count. Bart Starr...OK. Montana? Why? Because he had a great team offense and defense....
I give Brady more credit now than I did before. The game evolves. Chances are in 2032, 2 or 3 guys will be above Brady and Manning
Short crossing patterns are the way to succeed in the NFL. It is kind of crazy. Get a fast guy that can catch 7 yard passes across the middle and it is basically unstoppable. You cant touch him after 5 yards and if you hit him hard when he catches it, will likely be a flag on top of his catch. It is so quick, the rush cant get to you. I don't care how tall he is, is he quick and can he get a quick release? Then eventually they bite on that and you go over the top.
12 minutes left in the game, and the Patriots down by 10. Brady in the clutch leads the team down-field and ends up throwing 2 touchdown passes against the best defense in the NFL, arguably the best defense in the NFL in years. But, you say anyone could have done it ("completed those dinks and dunks").
ROFL.
Comedy gold.
They had an injury to their nickelback, who cares. If your margin for error is that slim it is a testament to how good the other teams QB is.
If what Brady did wasn't anything to write home about then why didn't any other teams do it vs Seattle the last few years?
Lastly, you seem a little flustered. Hang in there man.
ok wilbur. these idiots haven't rebuked one thing i have said. one nickelback????? sherman had a torn rotator cuff. thomas couldn't move his shoulder. i get it. not Brady's fault. he dinked and dunked his way down field all game with no resistance from seattle. good job. nothing great about it.
Joe Namath On Tom Brady: ‘No One’s Ever Been Better’ At Quarterback Position by Darren Hartwell on Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 2:40PM
Share this: Fancred Who’s the best quarterback of all time? Tom Brady? Joe Montana? According to another famous Joe, the answer is pretty straightforward. Former New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath left quite a legacy from his Hall of Fame career, but in a recent interview with the MMQB’s Jenny Vrentas, he was put on the spot about the age-old NFL debate. His answer, without hesitation, was a certain New England Patriots quarterback who just won his fourth Super Bowl title. “No one’s ever been better than Tom Brady, I don’t believe,” Namath said, via MMQB.com. Broadway Joe mentioned plenty of legendary signal-callers, from Otto Graham and Bobby Layne to Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers. At the end of the day, though, Brady is his clear No. 1. “I have a hard time calling anybody in any sport ‘the best’ because of the changes in the game, certainly, and because of the greats that were ahead of them,” Namath said. “But I will say, no one has ever played the game better than Tom Brady. You start looking at numbers, and sometimes statistics tell a story, and sometimes they don’t tell the whole story. It’s such a team game. But Tom has answered the bell. He has answered every challenge. “He’s great. He’s great. No one has ever done it better.” That certainly high praise from Namath, who arguably was the first quarterback in the modern era to achieve “superstar” status with his stellar play and massive personality. Vrentas’ full interview with Namath is worth a read, as the 71-year-old also discusses Super Bowl XLIX — “one of the best games I recall” — DeflateGate and the future of his beloved Jets.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2015/02/joe-namath-on-tom-brady-no-ones-ever-been-better-at-quarterback-position/
Share this: Fancred Who’s the best quarterback of all time? Tom Brady? Joe Montana? According to another famous Joe, the answer is pretty straightforward. Former New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath left quite a legacy from his Hall of Fame career, but in a recent interview with the MMQB’s Jenny Vrentas, he was put on the spot about the age-old NFL debate. His answer, without hesitation, was a certain New England Patriots quarterback who just won his fourth Super Bowl title. “No one’s ever been better than Tom Brady, I don’t believe,” Namath said, via MMQB.com. Broadway Joe mentioned plenty of legendary signal-callers, from Otto Graham and Bobby Layne to Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers. At the end of the day, though, Brady is his clear No. 1. “I have a hard time calling anybody in any sport ‘the best’ because of the changes in the game, certainly, and because of the greats that were ahead of them,” Namath said. “But I will say, no one has ever played the game better than Tom Brady. You start looking at numbers, and sometimes statistics tell a story, and sometimes they don’t tell the whole story. It’s such a team game. But Tom has answered the bell. He has answered every challenge. “He’s great. He’s great. No one has ever done it better.” That certainly high praise from Namath, who arguably was the first quarterback in the modern era to achieve “superstar” status with his stellar play and massive personality. Vrentas’ full interview with Namath is worth a read, as the 71-year-old also discusses Super Bowl XLIX — “one of the best games I recall” — DeflateGate and the future of his beloved Jets.
Read more at: http://nesn.com/2015/02/joe-namath-on-tom-brady-no-ones-ever-been-better-at-quarterback-position/
