Will every QB that wins a Superbowl be called the Next Brady Now?

[ill]

Someone called Hurts the next Brady? Tom Brady? Or Greg Brady?

Wayne

 

[PolarVortex]

love when someone like you has to backpedal to "I was just trollin and you fell for it!" line of talk.

just own that you did exactly what the author wanted. You clicked, got outraged, and shared with others.

well done, peasant.

You're the one with six posts in a thread you claim is based is click bait. You are clearly pissed that somone had the audacity to take a shot at your precious little Hurtsy boie. LOL. We could do this all day. Go ahead, I'll give you the last comment. You clearly need it more than i do.

 

[Xeliou66]

I don’t think there will ever be another Brady - what he did was truly remarkable.

Hurts is very good, I think a case can be made for him being the NFC‘s best QB, he’s won 1 Super Bowl, been to 2, and has made the playoffs all 4 years as a starter. But to even compare him to the GOAT is ridiculous. Even Mahomes, who’s won 3 Super Bowls and has been to 5, isn’t close to Brady’s level yet, he might get there someday but Brady is on a level by himself right now - the clear cut GOAT.

So yeah, this is just click bait trash.

 

[Clayton]

There is no "next Brady" in my view. Brady was probably the last of the great pocket passing QBs. It will be a dual-threat QB world going forward.

I'd go the other direction with this in that there wont be another Brady because defensive players keep getting bigger and faster and taking hits from them will wear down all but the very best athletes.

I'm not sure I've ever seen a QB fall off a cliff faster than Cam Newton. The future is QBs who are selectively dual threat but still a pocket passer 90% of the time. But even then I dont think there will be QBs playing for as long as Brady. It was an anomaly when he did it and it will likely be seen that way in the future.

There is a place for the Strouds and Burrows in the future imo.

 

[Janus]

Hurts is a QB who fits nicely into today's QB era. Qb's are judged on winning more so than stats, argument being Montana, Bradshaw, Griese etc all winning Qb's but stat comparison to QB's of today they lack notoriety. They played well within the game they had and the era they played. Hurts will be no different.
When his time comes for HOF status, he'll be in the mix with some of these more stat oriented Qb's but his style of play will be similar, it will come down to winning, did he win the high profile games? ( like Montana, Young, Bradshaw Griese )
Does Josh Allen become the new Dan Marino?, Does Lamar Jackson become the new Fran Tarketon? If Mahomes never wins another SB does he stagnate with Aikman?
In today's game free agency dictates direction after Super Bowls, Coaching staffs and drafts all play a part in the game and today's QBs can't rely on longevity as much