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The look. Did not enjoy the day. I saw him Catch a pass and almost stopped waiting to fall down. Saw him try to block.
He is a great one, but not a real TE. Gronk could block better than he can with left fingers.
Gronk had more surgeries than Mahomes had first downs.
The GOAT? Please..no stupid talk. There is only one...Montana..yup a great one. Ever count how many 1 and dones he had in playoffs?
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The great one
Is Brady…just look at the numbers it’s not even debatable
It's debatable.
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyGrvZPwx6A
Did he play in (10) Super Bowls and Win 7
Are you seriously debating this? Wow
Then Eli must be the greatest of all time. And Eli didn't cheat.
That 64 yard post to Swannie is considered the greatest pass in NFL history. Bradshaw got knocked out on the play.
You think Brady throws a pass like that or like the bomb to Stallworth?
It's debatable.
This is like talking to the wall
You think Bradshaw based on one pass or that Eli Manning beat him once
Please don’t be so simple minded. Not a good look
You aren't paying attention.
I supplied Bradshaw's Super Bowl Highlights, including the greatest throw in NFL History.
Bradshaw beat Roger Staubach twice. Brady lost to Eli TWICE (you should know that to be credible)
The Pats won games with Brady on the sidelines thanks to Adam Vinatieri FGs. Don't forget Butler's INT on a bonehead play by Russ Wilson,
The Pats cheated several times. Did Brady ever face hard physical contact?
Brady was the winningest and one of the losingest.
Hardly the most talented.
I haven't said anything that was untrue.
You are delirious…you obviously have a love affair for Bradshaw
Ask 95/100 people who all will agree with me. Your reasons for Bradshaw are weak and a joke.
Your imaginary friends are the joke. Bradshaw is in the discussion, So is Montana. Grow up.
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He's old for a T.E., and it shows.
He was never a great blocker, but made up for it enough due to his threat in the passing game. He's now much older and slower, so his big plays are primarily driven by Mahomes buying time via scramble, giving him more time to find an open zone and "squat."
He looks it, too. The guy looked like a strongman competitor in his prime and now sports a dad bod. It's unlikely he'd be an impact player anywhere else at this point.
We will see, I am not ready to write him off yet.
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Cannot disagree- He was a great one
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200 games played in 11 years takes a toll
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True. Because of experience he finds the open spot from time to time but drops to the ground like
...a QB , or a sack of potatoes,as soon as someone is nearby.
Taylor needs to start writing the break-up song...if she hasn't already...
You're a little biased. Joe had ice water in his veins but he was fortunate to be in a system that
was perfect for him. Short accurate passes that set up the receiver for yards after catch in the Walsh system. He also was not blessed with a strong arm. In the Super Bowl against Cincinnati a defender dropped an easy interception prior to the winning play. But did you know that he held the record for rushing yards for a QB in the Super Bowl with 64 rushing yards. It was later broken by that ass hole Colin Kapernack, which has since been exceeded in the playoffs by my favorite LaMar. His running in that Super Bowl against the Miami Dolphins and Dan Marino proved to be the most important plays in leading San Francisco to victory as an underdog. Like I have said running plays at critical times by the QB are even more huge than passes, because passing from a QB is somewhat anticipated, runs are surprise elements that come at opportune times. You have Bradshaw with 4 rings, and Brady's longevity have to put them ahead of Montana in the GOAT ratings.
Uhm, Hurts just ran for 72.
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Did you read the whole thing know it all?
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Prolly not.
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GOAT arguments rarely hold water, especially in team sports, but Montana had 4 SBs like Bradshaw
Not sure how you put him ahead of Joe based on that?
Joe Montana never lost a Super Bowl. Joe Montana never threw an INT in a Super Bowl.
Super Bowl QBR:
Joe Montana - 128
Tom Brady - 98 (3 Super Bowl losses, 6 Super Bowl INTs)
Terry Bradshaw - unknown
Nobody has ever put together a Super Bowl Highlight reel like Bradshaw.
QBRs were lower in the 1970's until the Blount rule change.
Excellent point about the Blount rule, totally different game after that.
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Was the Blount rule no contact after 5 yards?
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Here’s a guy with just as many rings and the greatest throw in NFL History
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Link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OrSkwRiC0LY
There is no question, Brady is the GOAT.
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Thank you, I’m not a huge fan of his because I hated the Patriots
But it’s not even debatable. Numbers don’t lie.
0-2 against Eli. Spygate and Deflategate cheating scandals. 2 epic chokes by Atlanta and Seattle
It is certainly debatable. The guy threw 10-15 yard passes and nobody was allowed to touch him.
Only Jim Kelly has lost more Super Bowls.
Do you realize how silly you look?
He won (7) Super Bowls a d led his teams to (10).
Quit acting the fool.
Who has the better Super Bowl highlights film?
Brady choked in 3 games. Beaten by Eli twice. Had 2 games handed to him. Cheated in 3 others.
Brady is the most accomplished. He isn't the most talented.
Silly to suggest that he is.
He’s generally regarded as the best QB of all time…it’s not arguable
You look a fool suggesting Bradshaw is…wow.
By whom? You and your imaginary friends?
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Some fans are so jealous...winningest QB in history & it's not close.
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Jealous of a pampered cheater? Nah.
Brady was the winningest Super QB of all time.
He was also one of the losingest.
Not the most talented, certainly.
Jack Nicklaus won 18 majors and came in second in 18 majors. Is he not the best of all time? He
was not quite as skilled as Tiger but he is still the best of all time. As much as I hate to say it, so is Brady.
Right. He was fabulous against Eli.
Atlanta and Seattle were really sharp opponents