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This is lame.No.
Per usual he is a pompous ass.
His success his entire career was based on the league being "mediocre" almost every year. Name a "great" team that he beat.
And the idea that he threw coaching under the bus is hilarious. Kids come out of college with more passing game football knowledge these days than the grizzled vets that played in Brady's early years ever had.
There was a year where Brady played Blake Bortles in the AFCCG. This isnt the nadir of playNo.
Per usual he is a pompous ass.
His success his entire career was based on the league being "mediocre" almost every year. Name a "great" team that he beat.
And the idea that he threw coaching under the bus is hilarious. Kids come out of college with more passing game football knowledge these days than the grizzled vets that played in Brady's early years ever had.
I'd say Im a fan of an offensive player sticking up for defense. As a general rule I think thats just respecting the game.
I'm not really sure its an offense vs defense thing. I just think the game has tilted too much towards passing. In the past, defenses would be scared of running backs because running backs in lower levels of football are the best athletes and often the best players. The game has evolved where the RBs in the NFL are generally the same level of athlete as the guys on defense. Defensive linemen are bigger and stronger than ever. I'm not sure how you turn it around. Its just what the most evolved version of the game is.
He's forgotten more about football than I will ever know, but he sounds an old man shouting at clouds about how tough they were back in his day and how soft they are now.
Tom Brady always took that stance in the media because it paints a good picture of him......
.....but when he played he would whine like every other QB for a personal foul flag if a defender looked at him the wrong way.
Yup. Some of those phantom calls came against the Chiefs. Then theres that whole tuck rule thing. He probably isnt the best person to be doing this kind of thing but the reality is that the old days did some nasty things to player health. Defense is in a better spot than its been in probably decades.Tom Brady always took that stance in the media because it paints a good picture of him......
.....but when he played he would whine like every other QB for a personal foul flag if a defender looked at him the wrong way.
Then theres that whole tuck rule thing.
Im saying Brady benefited from an era that protected QBs. Like the modern guysAre you talking about the tuck rule which was an actual rule or is the "tuck rule thing" something different that was actually against the rules?
Im saying Brady benefited from an era that protected QBs. Like the modern guys
Dude is the goat. Enough saidNo.
Per usual he is a pompous ass.
His success his entire career was based on the league being "mediocre" almost every year. Name a "great" team that he beat.
And the idea that he threw coaching under the bus is hilarious. Kids come out of college with more passing game football knowledge these days than the grizzled vets that played in Brady's early years ever had.