There goes Tom Brady, the Best Who Ever Lived.

[NEhomer]

Boy, there sure have been some great threads around here since the Superbowl.

 

[MISKO]

 

[VikingsAD28]

2005: No. 4; 92.2 QB rating.
2006: No. 8; 76.5 QB rating.
2007: No. 4; 96.0 QB rating.
2008: DNP — knee injury
2009: No. 14; 49.1 QB rating.
2010: No. 7; 89.0 QB rating.
2011: No. 4; 100.4 QB rating.
2012: No. 8; 84.7 QB rating.
2013: No. 7; 87.7 QB rating.
2014 was around 100 Tom Brady Playoffs Game Log | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Tom Brady's post season QB rating the last 10 years. Not exactly the stuff of legend. He has been mostly carried by 3 things in his career: His coach, his defense, and cheating.

 

[VikingsAD28]

You also realize that Joe Montana has a higher post season qb rating than Brady in a time when defenses could actually...you know...play defense.

 

[09boomer]

You also realize that Joe Montana has a higher post season qb rating than Brady in a time when defenses could actually...you know...play defense.

I wonder why

 

[BF4L]

Can't think of anything I'd rather do. :rollseyes:

Have to admit that made me chuckle.

 

[geezer]

Brady is good. But he will always be followed by asterisks due to his teams history. Bummer for him but that's the way sports fans think. I really think Butler was the most valuable player.

And in the days of Montana, it was much tougher for offenses.

 

[CreepCreep2014]

Brady vs Joe....I'll take either one, I don't care. Who gives a fuck who is the best. They played at diff times. The league when Joe played is a lot diff then now. I actually think it was tougher back then. The league now is geared for the offense, not so much when Joe played. I mean you can actually tackle a QB back then, get tough with the WR. Not so much now....shall I say the league now is pussified??

 

[BloodType49]

The ironic part is Brady was a HUGE 49ers fan growing up and idolized Montana, he actually attended the NFCCG against the Cowboys "The Catch" game that sparked a dynasty.

 

[TP76]

The ironic part is Brady was a HUGE 49ers fan growing up and idolized Montana, he actually attended the NFCCG against the Cowboys "The Catch" game that sparked a dynasty.

Probably still has a rooting interest for the niners. Probably stung a bit when both his boyhood heroes, Montana and Rice, basically called him a liar over deflategate.

 

[NEhomer]

2005: No. 4; 92.2 QB rating.
2006: No. 8; 76.5 QB rating.
2007: No. 4; 96.0 QB rating.
2008: DNP — knee injury
2009: No. 14; 49.1 QB rating.
2010: No. 7; 89.0 QB rating.
2011: No. 4; 100.4 QB rating.
2012: No. 8; 84.7 QB rating.
2013: No. 7; 87.7 QB rating.
2014 was around 100 Tom Brady Playoffs Game Log | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Tom Brady's post season QB rating the last 10 years. Not exactly the stuff of legend. He has been mostly carried by 3 things in his career: His coach, his defense, and cheating.

Yeah, let's toss out three Superbowl winning years.

 

[PatsFan2003]

As much as I think Brady is one of the best ever the article just compiles accomplishments and compares the QBs. So calling it scientific is a bit of a stretch. A lot has to do with the Patriots as a team in the AFC East conference that has had mixed results as a competitive conference. That makes getting into the playoffs easier with more chances for a 1st round bye and better opportunities to advance far in the playoffs.

 

[{+}Mother-Marge{+}]

Probably still has a rooting interest for the niners. Probably stung a bit when both his boyhood heroes, Montana and Rice, basically called him a liar over deflategate.

.....lol,......they actually did Brady/pats a favor and helped them win a ring with that "deflate-gate/nonsense"....!

 

[DJ]

Joe Montana is better and it really can't/shouldn't be argued.

 

[Fencer]

Yeah, let's toss out three Superbowl winning years.

And let's not mention the weather in which a Northeastern team that consistently has home playoff games plays.

 

[TxHeat]

 

[RP-29]

I'd take Aaron Rodgers on Montana's teams or Aaron Rodgers on Brady's teams.

 

[NEPatsfan]

You also realize that Joe Montana has a higher post season qb rating than Brady in a time when defenses could actually...you know...play defense.

You might want to read te article. It's not even close anymore.

 

[Cave_Johnson]

The science is settled.




There Goes Tom Brady, the Best Who Ever Lived

This would probably mean more if it wasn't from ColdHardFootballFacts. The site was created by a writer from the Boston Herald and this particular story was written by the same guy. Over the years they've been notorious for sucking off Brady no matter what he does.

Doesn't automatically mean everything he says is BS, just means it's completely 100% biased. But I imagine you're just trying to rustle some jimmies with this post.

 

[NEPatsfan]

This would probably mean more if it wasn't from ColdHardFootballFacts. The site was created by a writer from the Boston Herald and this particular story was written by the same guy. Over the years they've been notorious for sucking off Brady no matter what he does.

Doesn't automatically mean everything he says is BS, just means it's completely 100% biased. But I imagine you're just trying to rustle some jimmies with this post.

Actually nothing they wrote is BS. If so point out which part. They are the actual stats.

And as far as being biased towards the Pats? You obvsoiusly haven't read much of their work over the years.


From Coldhardfootballfacts,

I expect Seattle to win and become the ninth repeat NFL champion in history.

If you thought Tom Brady looked like a whiner in the first half of the game against Baltimore in the Divisional Round, wait until the Seahawks secondary inflicts injury on New England. If the secondary is banged up, things could very well be different, however.