Wednesday, March 11, 2015

                                 Tom Brady best quarterback of all time? 
                Tom Brady is the most deserving of this honor because of the career he's had and the six super bowls he’s been to and has won 4 out of the six which is already tied for the most with Joe Montana who is in the discussion with Tom Brady for best QB of all time and the only quarterback in discussion for the best of all time. Tom Brady was also the 199th pick in the 6th round of 2000 NFL draft which is unheard of who would of thought a quarterback drafted in the last round of the draft would has been to six super bowls and winning four out of the six is crazy
                Not only is Tom Brady the best quarterback he's also one of the best when it comes to leading his team down the field with two minutes left and leading them to victory. As he's done in the super bowl two times. He's been the super bowl MVP three out of his four wins which is another crazy stat. He also has arguably the best coach of all time in bill bellichick who is the smartest and creative coach that the NFL has seen in many years also helps that he has the greatest QB of all time.
             The only comparable quarterback that has comparable stats to Tom Brady and even those aren't even close he blows him away in most of them. Tom Brady Won super bowl 48 by beating arguably the best defense in the league in the Seattle Seahawks who's defense backs are called the Legion of boom with Richard Sherman, Kam Chancellor, Earl Thomas and Byron Maxwell and Tom Brady picked them apart like he's been doing to defenses ever since he took over for Drew Bledsoe.
             Now comparing Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers to Tom Brady and Joe Montana is different because Tom and Joe both have four super bowl wins and Peyton and Aaron both have one super bowl win and aren't nearly as good in the playoffs as Tom and Joe were. Tom Brady also broke Joe Montana's super bowl record for pass touchdowns in Brady's 12 touchdown passes to Montana's 11. Both quarterbacks experienced a lot of playoff success, and many of the arguments made about them being the best of all time are based on the way they’ve played in the postseason. Brady has a better record in the playoffs, but Montana raised his game to a level that has never been matched. Montana is sometimes given the edge for never having lost a Super Bowl, but Brady’s 4-2 record in the big game is more impressive. He’s led the Patriots to nine AFC Championship appearances, compared to Montana’s six trips to the NFC Championship. Montana was a perennial winner, but he led his team to 12 or more wins in just five seasons, something Brady’s done on nine occasions.
                  Comparing Montana through 1990 to Brady side-by-side, Brady has the statistical advantage in every category. Brady has more passing touchdowns, passing yards and completions, a higher completion percentage and fewer interceptions. He also has more wins and fewer losses than Montana. In some of the categories, it’s not even close. Brady has 24 more wins and four fewer losses than Montana. Brady has 58 more passing touchdowns and eight fewer interceptions in over 700 more pass attempts. It’s unfair to compare Brady and Montana without taking their eras into account. The current NFL is a more pass heavy league than it was during Montana’s career, teams average 11 more passing yards and two more pass attempts per game which is a big difference even though it doesn’t seem like it would be because those extra two pass attempts could be for a long gain. But Finally There’s no doubt that Tom Brady is the best quarterback of all time with his four super bowl wins 12 touchdown passes in the super bowl with his career not even over and which he seems to be getting better and better as he gets older which wasn’t the case for Montana and no one will ever be as clutch as Tom Brady is when it comes to leading his team back from a deficit. So Yes Tom Brady is the best quarterback of all time without a doubt.

                   

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