He beat both generations of football that’s what makes this man great in my eyes. He beat old school football and new school football the roster of teams he beat to win that championship in Tampa was wild.
The man knows football and everything he says makes absolute sense.Players are not DEVELOPED like in the past.Sometimes games almost feel “choreographed”.Same plays over and over.Definitely see where QBs stagnate.The best QBs are intelligent and can make those snap decisions and take charge of a play.
Tbf Brady was also listing the elite QBs of those eras. But I also think part of it is that almost all our elite QBs are relatively young and have much higher base athleticism than the previous generations. Aside from Rodgers everyone else is under 30 and all of them are mobile enough to keep defenses honest. So it makes sense that they wouldn't be as focused on pre-snap alterations when they have the ability to buy time post-snap to make plays. But as they age we'll likely see the field general aspect come out more.
it's because teams that suck are the one that draft the most promising QB prospects. and since they suck their GMs and coaches are on the hot seat. so the GMs and coach put the promising, but undeveloped, QB out on the field before they are ready and ruin them in a bid to save their own asses.
@@unc54 if you dont think the old qbs werent athletic your absolutely wrong, there was an understanding in the 80s and 90s you stay in the pocket if you didnt wanna die, if you think Lamar, Josh Allen and Mahommes could dance outside of the pocket more than 10 games.😂😂😂
The one true goat. How many titles did this man win in his 40s alone? He literally has three Hall of Fame careers one in his 20s one in his 30s and one in his 40s. No one will ever come close. FACTS 💯♾️🐐🫡👊🏾
Yeah that in an ideal world. Most teams don’t have a Pro Bowl QBs, Hall of Fame QBs, or Hall of Fame coaches to sit and learn from. Brady is idealistic.
That banner it showed halfway through saying "2-time offensive player of the year, 2009 comeback player of the year" is a major insult to Brady's actual accomplishments lmao
Brady and Manning both worked very hard on the mental and preparation of the quarterback. Patrick Mahomes keeps improving, keeps learning, and studying. I look at a player like Kyler Murray that ONLY relies upon his outstanding athletic ability. He doesn't do any film work. Mahomes spends hours each day on studying film, taking notes, and asking the coaches how he can do better. Some of these athletic qb's don't do ANY film study.
Because they solely rely on their athleticism. Brady didn’t have that. He started from the bottom and worked his way upward. Whereas the ones gifted athletically are automatically at the top of the food chain, so coaches treat them differently. Take Michael Vick for example. He never took film study and game preparation seriously until he got with Andy Reid. You want to know why? Because all of his life coaches heavily relied on his elite athleticism to win them games. Their mentality was as long as Vick has the ball he’ll create magic. The fiercest competitors are the ones who have something to prove (like Brady, Lamar, and Purdy). They will not give up until they achieve their goal. Something inside of them won’t allow them to.
For all the people say "hes the reason they changed the rules" thats not why They changed the rules because the owners were crying because they have to pay these QB's so much and they want them protected i mean damn🤦
The Goat of all Goats. There hasn't been and there will not be a player greater to the game of football than TB12. Truly the greatest. So happy I grew up watching him and Manning and Brees and Rivers, etc. Golden age of football
You could make the Argument that there isn’t a direct *NEED* to develop better QBs because the defenses are softened intentionally. Now teams can quickly manufacture QBS on a whim and replace defective ones overnight. Think of it as Amazon Prime delivery for QBS. They aren’t as polished because they don’t need to be. The NFL just wants more product and bigger numbers. So we lower the bar of entry.
I actually think defenses are better than ever because of the restrictions place on them. Now defenses have to plan much more strategically because you can't just have dudes delivering headshots to prevent receivers from going over the middle or hugging them downfield.
@@unc54 Agreed these defenders have to play with kid gloves on at some points to avoid the flag Chiefs defence last year was exquisite in the pass game
Brady also skipped over Cam Newton, & he pushed Josh Allen all over Cam. Josh came aft Cam, not before. Brady is not right on all things. Cam has respected him. But he ignored him because Cam beat him when he was still a Patriot! 👁👁
Well let’s be serious now Sports betting is at an all time high , it controls sports It controls rules That’s a major issue why things happen the way they happen in sports
I always argued for Brady the player, and felt the arguments against him were some of the silliest I've ever heard. But, yeah, as an analyst, he is definitely "old man yells at cloud" personified. Pretty funny. At last I can laugh with the Brady haters.
@@therealjcon yes. Brady is only remembering the best teams he played against from the 2000s. He is forgetting the EJ Manuels, JP Losmans…there has always been mediocrity. There are probably more solid QBs today than when Brady was young.
@@therealjcon He regularly complains about QBs not being tough when he started the era where you could barely touch the QB..lol. Give everyone a break.
@sidscorner1 When y'all gonna stop spreading lies. The injury on Aaron & Palmer or Carlson(I forgot which one) was the reason the game got softer. Brady doesn't get injured. He went up against the defenses of Ravens, Steelers, Broncos, Buccs & so on. You Brady haters are sad af.
He's making sense. The number of concussed QBs need to keep dropping. There hasn't been much improvement since these QBs are encouraged to hold the ball waiting for a big play.
There you have it folks. Brady said Mahomes would’ve been even better if he played in the early 2000’s. Now all the haters can stop with motion that he wouldn’t last or he’s too soft.
@@HighPlainsDrifter53 He earned our respect,ironicly in a loss. I am talking about the playoff loff, where he fell way behind and came back in the second half to force Overtime. Most QB (Phillip Rivers the week before) give up
By this point I'm thinkin maybe he somehow resented him for what he said to Shannon that day... EVEN though Skip glazes the fk outta that dude more than ANYONE I know 😂
The irony here's that Brady is directly responsible for the soft rules. He played in the softest era of all time. If you think it is soft, guess why....
@vcvortex6356 yeah ok 😂 you know how often I watched my broncos take bradys head off? Kareem Jackson got fined for touching players, but he played like Ray Lewis and Brian Dawkins.
@@356z 1. You do not own any NFL teams, so they are definitely not your Broncos. 2. You probably weren't even alive during the days when football wasn't soft, so you only have Brady's era to compare anything with. 3. Again, Brady and Manning were coddled and showered with gifts of 15 yard defensive penalties that would have never drawn a flag before they were in the league. 4. Facts may hurt you, but they are facts nonetheless.
5:42, Patrick Mahomes is AWESOME! I was running my mouth before the Bills/Chiefs playoff game in January here on UA-cam and everywhere else! It's a different game if Stefon Diggs catches the ball and if Bass can kick a 44-yard FG! at home to BOOT! I give it up to Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce and the Chiefs. We can't cry about it as Bills fans we just have to keep swinging back! It's a heavyweight fight Mahomes vs Allen💯Josh has to keep swinging back till we break through!
Yeah I was mildly disappointed in the defense for even ALLOWING Diggs to get out that far... we suppose to be top defense, and they played with a little less eagerness than before... glad we got our heads back in the game and gave your boy a run for his money and played em tight in the 4th... maybe one day y'all will finally beat us... some day 🤷♂️... bt that time isn't TODAY 😂😂😂 👏👏👏
@@DwainWilsonJr The great Mahomes is 3-0 in the playoffs against us. But...in fairness to Josh, he has had the lead in ALL 3 games. And if you swapped kickers in the last 2 games JOSH WINS! In the "13 seconds" game, Butker still had to kick a nearly 50-yard kick, he did. And Kelce does not drop the pass Diggs dropped. Now in '24 Khalil Shakir & Dalton Kincaid CATCH THAT PASS that Diggs dropped. So, LET'S GET IT ON...But I give it to Mahomes who is AWESOME! but Josh is AWESOME too, so...let's play!💯
@@josiahpierce5590 Trent Dilfer is a mediocre QB that won a Super Bowl as a starter. Jamarcus Russell is a rookie that gave into distractions and didn’t meet his full potential. And Brett Favre is an all time great QB that constantly made reckless decisions when throwing the ball. Mediocre play, undisciplined rookies, and poor decision making has always existed and always will. And these are examples I can think off of the top of my head.
@@josiahpierce5590 lol Irony was Brady was the definition of mediocre in his first SB run. Basically fumbled the season away, got carried by ST and then Ty Law and his defence.
@@Ghostaredead lol then why were the Pats always winning? Defence. Pats dominated the AFC for years there was no parity other than Manning and the Steelers. And that was for like 20 years lmao
It’s important for an OC and HC design their offense around what the QB does well. Don’t make them run the offense you have designed. The game is always changing.
Make sense, let’s say the Panthers let Bryce Young sit for 1 or 2 seasons, he would probably be mentally ready in the IQ department. The fact that he started out the gates on a terrible team, just imagine his self esteem now? Doesn’t seem mentally strong and he was forced into that position. David Care same situation, dude was set up for failure and then wonder why the second he hikes the ball he’s running, he prolly has PTSD from leading the league in Sacks with the Texans.
Owners and NFL competition committee have hurt the game. The rules to protect the offensive players and penalty flag every play have harmed the game. Killing special teams hurts also. Nothing more exciting than a punt return for td. Start and stopping every play kills the momentum of the game. Biggest NFL fan since day 1 but I’ve started to watch more European football as I’ve gotten older.
Teams set their QBs up for failure. They don't draft a QB to develop into a star, they draft a QB to instantly be a star, to save the franchise. They draft these guys out of college and pay them bazillions of dollars before they've even played a snap. They have no choice but to be great right out of the gate. And if they're not, they're gone, and the team gives up on them.
I think Defenses are better nowadays then in the early 2000's IMO. Some Linebackers/Defensive Ends are almost as fast as Wide outs in today's game, shits wild
I agree, if some of these cats coming into league today are able to play with 90's to early 2000's rules, then we would be in a new era of defensive dominance.
I mean he’s right. For example, why haven’t we never seen another Ray Lewis? Or Deion Sanders lock down corner. The defense isn’t as tough, the QBs have gotten better the running backs not as fast or tough as the used to be no more OJs
I agree that teams need to stop pushing these first round QB's into a starting role, expecting instant success. They need to marinate as backups for a season or two . Too many careers have been ruined with that line of thinking.
They are paying on potential now like Jordan said. Newly drafted round 1 pick there is pressure to play him and a lot of money behind the player. This leads to players being undeveloped and thrown into the fire.
An think of this coaching wise, no rookie QB could be played against a Bill Belichick team, his defenses was destroying rookies, now teams let rookies dice them up
He left meat on the bone maybe b/c of the union. The off season rules prevent these players from spending extra time with their coaches in the offseason to learn which is more than running routes on air at the beach with your teammates. Plus these coaches get head jobs too quickly and they are more concerned with running their systems and playbooks than developing players. Many of them don’t empower their QB’s to call the offensive play or audible. Patrick has had a great head coach his entire pro career who empowers him and works with his strengths and improved his deficiencies since entering the league.
He just needs to admit he played in the don’t touch the star QB era. Watch Bosworth smash Elway or Keri Collins getting his jaw broken. Then think about the last five years of Brady’s career
Yes the rules changed over time. But Brady was getting hit (Ray Lewis and Nate Clements). He’s been sacked 565 times in his total career. Ya’ll think Brady’s soft. And I’m telling you he’s not as soft as ya’ll think he is.
Whether anybody realizes it or not, this is a goat discussion and the way Patrick Mahomes is going now, Brady might not be in this discussion forever. While there is no question that Brady is the greatest of all time because he's won the most championships, a lot of people would dispute that he is the best because they preferred Joe Montana's technique. At this point, there is no question in my mind that Mahomes is the best. He's done things that neither of those two have done. He just might win more championships than Brady at this rate. My favorite is still Montana for the reason that he played on what I consider the best team in NFL history with the best players that almost every position displaying great technique and dominance over their opponents, who were also some of the greatest teams ever to play. There's no way they could compete in today's NFL because players are a lot bigger and let's face it, the sport is about men running into each other, so many of them wouldn't even make today's teams. Many times players at their positions weigh 20 or 30 lb more than they did. But they did things expertly and skillfully and their techniques are still being copied today
@@timocruz510 And it doesn't even HAVE to come this season.. it could come next season, or two years from now... it's INEVITABLE that Mahomes will reach the unreachable
I feel this is because post-snap has become more important than pre-snap in the NFL. What once used to be solving problems before they happened became solving problems while they happened because the QB got more athletic. Why make adjustments at the LOS when you can buy time with your legs and allow for a scramble drill to happen? On top of that playcallers are more powerful than ever. Look at Kyle Shanahan. Extraordinary football mind but he never allows his QB to audible. MVP Matt Ryan famously couldn't switch out of plays during the Super Bowl. It's not because he wasn't capable but rather because the coach didn't allow him.
They said the same things 20 yrs before TBrady. The game had changed but the talent has expanded. The dude they changed 2 rules for and got roughing calls if someome breathed hard on him not to mention the “known” cheating is funny. All he’s truly doing is trying to undermine Mahomes without saying that’s what he’s doing. That’s weak especially seeing rules were changed for him lol
I love Brady but seriously. Mediocrity ruled in his day. He went to almost every divisional title game for 15 years. His division was so weak it was a guarantee every year they would be #1. Mediocrity ruled
@@CaleebTaliblamar did it a few times this past season, but thats more of a coaching issue than a player issue. Besides Brady, Big Ben, and Peyton not a lot of QBs call audibles outside of the built in checks
That’s because he’s the best the players were way better at their jobs then then they are now he’s absolutely right football is not even football anymore.
He’s right the man won 3 super bowls after age 37 in the new age of football
Omg shutup..he’s the reason rules changed
@@durellscott9411triggered by truth ^^^^^
@@durellscott9411 he played when Ray Lewis Troy Polamanu Ed Reed James Harrison etc were around
He beat both generations of football that’s what makes this man great in my eyes. He beat old school football and new school football the roster of teams he beat to win that championship in Tampa was wild.
@@michaelkirschner60092018 chiefs torching all of them be fr
Skip Bayless pissed off right now lol
Oh yea. He's seething. Lol
Smh SAS took Shannon sharpe And Thomas Edward Patrick Brady And first take 😭😭
Punching the air like crazy
He was literally ready to fight about Brady.. Now Brady is linking with his biggest rival!! That’s a dagger in his heart
Skip will be 73 years old this year. Dude is almost semi-retired. lol.
The man knows football and everything he says makes absolute sense.Players are not DEVELOPED like in the past.Sometimes games almost feel “choreographed”.Same plays over and over.Definitely see where QBs stagnate.The best QBs are intelligent and can make those snap decisions and take charge of a play.
Tbf Brady was also listing the elite QBs of those eras. But I also think part of it is that almost all our elite QBs are relatively young and have much higher base athleticism than the previous generations. Aside from Rodgers everyone else is under 30 and all of them are mobile enough to keep defenses honest. So it makes sense that they wouldn't be as focused on pre-snap alterations when they have the ability to buy time post-snap to make plays. But as they age we'll likely see the field general aspect come out more.
it's because teams that suck are the one that draft the most promising QB prospects. and since they suck their GMs and coaches are on the hot seat. so the GMs and coach put the promising, but undeveloped, QB out on the field before they are ready and ruin them in a bid to save their own asses.
@@unc54 if you dont think the old qbs werent athletic your absolutely wrong, there was an understanding in the 80s and 90s you stay in the pocket if you didnt wanna die, if you think Lamar, Josh Allen and Mahommes could dance outside of the pocket more than 10 games.😂😂😂
Rookies playing early and very often in dogshit situations that end their careers immediately
Bryce Young for example man. It breaks my heart
As a Chiefs fan, Brady’s praise for Mahomes almost made me shed a tear 😢 Game recognizes game! This guy is a true legend!
Man up
A good coach goes a long way into developing players.
This is the passion we want to hear from Brady!
The one true goat. How many titles did this man win in his 40s alone? He literally has three Hall of Fame careers one in his 20s one in his 30s and one in his 40s. No one will ever come close. FACTS 💯♾️🐐🫡👊🏾
Look at Mahomes and Jordan Love. They both sat that rookie year and look at them now. Brady is 100% correct.
Jordan Love hasn’t done anything yet
@@dannbusinessfacts, this dude just paired him with Patrick mahomes…….
Packers fans always trying to slide Jordan Love into something off a 8 game stretch lmao
Yeah that in an ideal world. Most teams don’t have a Pro Bowl QBs, Hall of Fame QBs, or Hall of Fame coaches to sit and learn from. Brady is idealistic.
What about CJ Stroud
That banner it showed halfway through saying "2-time offensive player of the year, 2009 comeback player of the year" is a major insult to Brady's actual accomplishments lmao
lmaooooo I thought the exact same thing.
I don’t even like Brady but I agree
Brady and Manning both worked very hard on the mental and preparation of the quarterback. Patrick Mahomes keeps improving, keeps learning, and studying. I look at a player like Kyler Murray that ONLY relies upon his outstanding athletic ability. He doesn't do any film work. Mahomes spends hours each day on studying film, taking notes, and asking the coaches how he can do better. Some of these athletic qb's don't do ANY film study.
Because they solely rely on their athleticism. Brady didn’t have that. He started from the bottom and worked his way upward. Whereas the ones gifted athletically are automatically at the top of the food chain, so coaches treat them differently. Take Michael Vick for example. He never took film study and game preparation seriously until he got with Andy Reid. You want to know why? Because all of his life coaches heavily relied on his elite athleticism to win them games. Their mentality was as long as Vick has the ball he’ll create magic.
The fiercest competitors are the ones who have something to prove (like Brady, Lamar, and Purdy). They will not give up until they achieve their goal. Something inside of them won’t allow them to.
Preach I like that Murray comparison
When it comes to audibles I always love when Peyton said that nah he’s not always getting the absolute perfect play, he’s just getting out of bad ones
For all the people say "hes the reason they changed the rules" thats not why
They changed the rules because the owners were crying because they have to pay these QB's so much and they want them protected i mean damn🤦
Too many OCs get fired because the QBs aren’t taking enough control at the LOS and aren’t being asked to.
I’m not even sure if iPhone 9 existed they went straight to 10 after 8 😆
It didn’t..
Facts! The iPhone 9 never seen the light of day. They went from 8 to X lol 😂
This is why the trend to draft athletic QBs got big. Thank you Brady for sharing the insight
This is why brady is the goat. 😁
The Goat of all Goats. There hasn't been and there will not be a player greater to the game of football than TB12. Truly the greatest. So happy I grew up watching him and Manning and Brees and Rivers, etc. Golden age of football
It’s the NBA too. It’s the music industry. A level below. It’s generational
You could make the Argument that there isn’t a direct *NEED* to develop better QBs because the defenses are softened intentionally. Now teams can quickly manufacture QBS on a whim and replace defective ones overnight. Think of it as Amazon Prime delivery for QBS. They aren’t as polished because they don’t need to be. The NFL just wants more product and bigger numbers. So we lower the bar of entry.
I actually think defenses are better than ever because of the restrictions place on them. Now defenses have to plan much more strategically because you can't just have dudes delivering headshots to prevent receivers from going over the middle or hugging them downfield.
If good QBs can be manufactured that easily, then teams wouldnt be breaking their bank paying those QBs big money like crazy.
@@unc54 Agreed these defenders have to play with kid gloves on at some points to avoid the flag
Chiefs defence last year was exquisite in the pass game
That is all untrue
Bad take, they wouldn't be spending massive bankroll if that were true.
Wow that's the first time I've heard Brady give Roethlisberger that kind of respect. 5:08
This made me so happy
That quote applies to the NBA also. That is why dogging the past is being challenged so much.
He skipped eli name🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha yeah he did
Well he’s no goat qb
Eli didn't change the play, that's why he had to catch if off of us his helmet. lol
Tee hee hee 🤡🤡🤡
Brady also skipped over Cam Newton, & he pushed Josh Allen all over Cam.
Josh came aft Cam, not before.
Brady is not right on all things.
Cam has respected him. But he ignored him because Cam beat him when he was still a Patriot! 👁👁
Wow stephen great interview man...its a lost art. Great questions. Im impressed
Well let’s be serious now
Sports betting is at an all time high , it controls sports
It controls rules
That’s a major issue why things happen the way they happen in sports
Brady is officially in is "old man yelling at cloud" phase of his life. And I'm all for it.
I always argued for Brady the player, and felt the arguments against him were some of the silliest I've ever heard. But, yeah, as an analyst, he is definitely "old man yells at cloud" personified. Pretty funny. At last I can laugh with the Brady haters.
Is he wrong though
@@therealjcon yes. Brady is only remembering the best teams he played against from the 2000s. He is forgetting the EJ Manuels, JP Losmans…there has always been mediocrity. There are probably more solid QBs today than when Brady was young.
@@therealjcon He regularly complains about QBs not being tough when he started the era where you could barely touch the QB..lol. Give everyone a break.
@sidscorner1 When y'all gonna stop spreading lies. The injury on Aaron & Palmer or Carlson(I forgot which one) was the reason the game got softer. Brady doesn't get injured. He went up against the defenses of Ravens, Steelers, Broncos, Buccs & so on. You Brady haters are sad af.
He's making sense. The number of concussed QBs need to keep dropping. There hasn't been much improvement since these QBs are encouraged to hold the ball waiting for a big play.
Brady was talking that TALK
People running teams like they are playing madden franchise. Think everyone just wants instant success.
Loved how he brought it back to SAS job
There you have it folks. Brady said Mahomes would’ve been even better if he played in the early 2000’s. Now all the haters can stop with motion that he wouldn’t last or he’s too soft.
Brady has always been a Mahomes fan
Brady loves Mahomes one of the only dudes who he told was doing it the right way
Maholmes is a beast. There's no hate from brady fans. That's the media trying to get another mj levron debate. Enough with that
@@HighPlainsDrifter53nah fr we thought Brady would hold those 7 all alone for a very long time Mahomes said nah Im taking the reigns now
@@HighPlainsDrifter53 He earned our respect,ironicly in a loss. I am talking about the playoff loff, where he fell way behind and came back in the second half to force Overtime. Most QB (Phillip Rivers the week before) give up
Brady is right on the money he’s speaking the truth
Anybody who watched NFL football prior to 2020 knows this is true.
Brady cookin!
Hearing this, then seeing CJ shroud and Caleb Williams playing rookie year makes it hard to make the rookie QBs wait a year or two before starting
Because the game has been dumbed down. He said it himself.
College coaches are more about winning games than they are developing players. They tell players what to think instead of how to think.
The same with high school.
The talent has gone up but the love for the game is dying.
The GOAT is absolutely right!!!
It’s crazy Skip haven’t interviewed Brady yet
By this point I'm thinkin maybe he somehow resented him for what he said to Shannon that day... EVEN though Skip glazes the fk outta that dude more than ANYONE I know 😂
NFL needs a rebrand to New Soft League
& even more rigged.
The irony here's that Brady is directly responsible for the soft rules. He played in the softest era of all time. If you think it is soft, guess why....
@vcvortex6356 yeah ok 😂 you know how often I watched my broncos take bradys head off? Kareem Jackson got fined for touching players, but he played like Ray Lewis and Brian Dawkins.
@@356z 1. You do not own any NFL teams, so they are definitely not your Broncos.
2. You probably weren't even alive during the days when football wasn't soft, so you only have Brady's era to compare anything with.
3. Again, Brady and Manning were coddled and showered with gifts of 15 yard defensive penalties that would have never drawn a flag before they were in the league.
4. Facts may hurt you, but they are facts nonetheless.
@@vcvortex6356 whatever helps you sleep at night kid
It’s not just the NFL. I see it in the workplace too. They just throw you out there.
He's giving a master class in qb theory.
5:42, Patrick Mahomes is AWESOME! I was running my mouth before the Bills/Chiefs playoff game in January here on UA-cam and everywhere else! It's a different game if Stefon Diggs catches the ball and if Bass can kick a 44-yard FG! at home to BOOT! I give it up to Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce and the Chiefs. We can't cry about it as Bills fans we just have to keep swinging back! It's a heavyweight fight Mahomes vs Allen💯Josh has to keep swinging back till we break through!
Yeah I was mildly disappointed in the defense for even ALLOWING Diggs to get out that far... we suppose to be top defense, and they played with a little less eagerness than before... glad we got our heads back in the game and gave your boy a run for his money and played em tight in the 4th... maybe one day y'all will finally beat us... some day 🤷♂️... bt that time isn't TODAY 😂😂😂 👏👏👏
@@DwainWilsonJr The great Mahomes is 3-0 in the playoffs against us. But...in fairness to Josh, he has had the lead in ALL 3 games. And if you swapped kickers in the last 2 games JOSH WINS! In the "13 seconds" game, Butker still had to kick a nearly 50-yard kick, he did. And Kelce does not drop the pass Diggs dropped. Now in '24 Khalil Shakir & Dalton Kincaid CATCH THAT PASS that Diggs dropped. So, LET'S GET IT ON...But I give it to Mahomes who is AWESOME! but Josh is AWESOME too, so...let's play!💯
@@tony84. LET'S FREAKING GOOOOOOOO THEN BABY 😤
@@DwainWilsonJr LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! 💯😤
There was mediocre play during the early to mid 2000’s as well. Obviously the top teams and players were elite but there was mediocrity as well.
Nope
@@josiahpierce5590 Trent Dilfer is a mediocre QB that won a Super Bowl as a starter. Jamarcus Russell is a rookie that gave into distractions and didn’t meet his full potential. And Brett Favre is an all time great QB that constantly made reckless decisions when throwing the ball. Mediocre play, undisciplined rookies, and poor decision making has always existed and always will. And these are examples I can think off of the top of my head.
The 2000s was better then now Always had 4 serious teams that can win it all now it’s only 1.
@@josiahpierce5590 lol Irony was Brady was the definition of mediocre in his first SB run. Basically fumbled the season away, got carried by ST and then Ty Law and his defence.
@@Ghostaredead lol then why were the Pats always winning? Defence.
Pats dominated the AFC for years there was no parity other than Manning and the Steelers. And that was for like 20 years lmao
Fascinating! Brady is incredible!
It’s important for an OC and HC design their offense around what the QB does well. Don’t make them run the offense you have designed. The game is always changing.
This could be, the best quarterback conversation, regarding the state of American Football, specifically related to the Quarterback position...
Make sense, let’s say the Panthers let Bryce Young sit for 1 or 2 seasons, he would probably be mentally ready in the IQ department. The fact that he started out the gates on a terrible team, just imagine his self esteem now? Doesn’t seem mentally strong and he was forced into that position. David Care same situation, dude was set up for failure and then wonder why the second he hikes the ball he’s running, he prolly has PTSD from leading the league in Sacks with the Texans.
Owners and NFL competition committee have hurt the game. The rules to protect the offensive players and penalty flag every play have harmed the game. Killing special teams hurts also. Nothing more exciting than a punt return for td. Start and stopping every play kills the momentum of the game. Biggest NFL fan since day 1 but I’ve started to watch more European football as I’ve gotten older.
Stephen A. Blowing the guy for just being in his presence... Fantastic journalism and great set up guys! 🤦
That’s why this man is my hero
Nobody tell him there was no iphone 9
“I didn’t start as a rookie” of course not , you were a 6th Round Pick
You lost his point typical women hear what you want to hear.
Teams set their QBs up for failure. They don't draft a QB to develop into a star, they draft a QB to instantly be a star, to save the franchise. They draft these guys out of college and pay them bazillions of dollars before they've even played a snap. They have no choice but to be great right out of the gate. And if they're not, they're gone, and the team gives up on them.
I think Defenses are better nowadays then in the early 2000's IMO. Some Linebackers/Defensive Ends are almost as fast as Wide outs in today's game, shits wild
Interesting. Name me a defense linemen as good as Watt, a LB as good as Willis or Kuechly, or a CB as good as Revis. They don’t exist.
@@dominickgalinis3210 None of those guys are from the early 2000's. But Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Champ Bailey, Warren Sapp were.
I agree, if some of these cats coming into league today are able to play with 90's to early 2000's rules, then we would be in a new era of defensive dominance.
I mean he’s right. For example, why haven’t we never seen another Ray Lewis? Or Deion Sanders lock down corner. The defense isn’t as tough, the QBs have gotten better the running backs not as fast or tough as the used to be no more OJs
Bryce young gotta listen to this
Is anyone going to mention that Brady was slurring through the video ?
Noticed this.
May be beta CTE, hopefully not & was the day after a party lol
I agree that teams need to stop pushing these first round QB's into a starting role, expecting instant success. They need to marinate as backups for a season or two . Too many careers have been ruined with that line of thinking.
They are paying on potential now like Jordan said. Newly drafted round 1 pick there is pressure to play him and a lot of money behind the player. This leads to players being undeveloped and thrown into the fire.
Brady made the Patriots and Buccaneers great
I think the 49ers would've won that year if they picked up brady when he was a free agent.
A man just won an MVP with 24 TD's so he may be right
Experience, experience, experience. New people need to learn the game. just like new people at a job. Put your time in.
The iPhone 9 was so bad it's really been forgotten by history.
An think of this coaching wise, no rookie QB could be played against a Bill Belichick team, his defenses was destroying rookies, now teams let rookies dice them up
Terry Bradshaw used to call all the plays.
I mean part of the problem is players just not choosing to play football.
It's starting to get lame that he been sayin it's a lot of mediocre since he RETIRED but wen he played he won like 8 or 9 games 2 years ago 😂😂😂
Where is the full interview.
Brady says it like it is. Mahomes is the best QuarterBack by a long way.🏈🇺🇲
He is barring. 1000% facts.
I think there is a lot of mediocrity in the world today. And definitely in the big three sports. Pro football pro basketball and pro baseball
Now we truly know why he became a part of ownership. He wants to implement changes to the game.
God speaks to Brady and Brady tells the world. Brady, Brady, Brady almighty!
Same with the NBA
He’s getting at RPOs in my opinion
Brady has a lil slur to his voice.
He comfortable lol
Brady caught himself about to say Eli after Peyton.
He left meat on the bone maybe b/c of the union. The off season rules prevent these players from spending extra time with their coaches in the offseason to learn which is more than running routes on air at the beach with your teammates. Plus these coaches get head jobs too quickly and they are more concerned with running their systems and playbooks than developing players. Many of them don’t empower their QB’s to call the offensive play or audible. Patrick has had a great head coach his entire pro career who empowers him and works with his strengths and improved his deficiencies since entering the league.
He just needs to admit he played in the don’t touch the star QB era. Watch Bosworth smash Elway or Keri Collins getting his jaw broken. Then think about the last five years of Brady’s career
Yes the rules changed over time. But Brady was getting hit (Ray Lewis and Nate Clements). He’s been sacked 565 times in his total career. Ya’ll think Brady’s soft. And I’m telling you he’s not as soft as ya’ll think he is.
He’s not wrong. Last year’s Chiefs were one of the worst Super Bowl champions of all time. Mediocrity shouldn’t be rewarded.
Big Ben Roethlisberger name drop!!
Brady good on the mic
Whether anybody realizes it or not, this is a goat discussion and the way Patrick Mahomes is going now, Brady might not be in this discussion forever. While there is no question that Brady is the greatest of all time because he's won the most championships, a lot of people would dispute that he is the best because they preferred Joe Montana's technique. At this point, there is no question in my mind that Mahomes is the best. He's done things that neither of those two have done. He just might win more championships than Brady at this rate. My favorite is still Montana for the reason that he played on what I consider the best team in NFL history with the best players that almost every position displaying great technique and dominance over their opponents, who were also some of the greatest teams ever to play. There's no way they could compete in today's NFL because players are a lot bigger and let's face it, the sport is about men running into each other, so many of them wouldn't even make today's teams. Many times players at their positions weigh 20 or 30 lb more than they did. But they did things expertly and skillfully and their techniques are still being copied today
Why isn’t this Brady on the fox games?
Brady played for 20 years in a division with the Jets, Bills and Dolphins
Exactly! I’m one of his biggest fans but this is a joke. His jealousy of Mahomes is just petty.
@@von4774 Yeah, Mahomes is really, really coming. One more MVP and ring and it's a legit debate
Yup - he benefitted enormously from being in once of the worst divisions in football that whole time.
@@von4774 Bruh.. he just PRAISED the guy when he said that he would be BETTER back in the day 🙄.. the hell are you saying
@@timocruz510 And it doesn't even HAVE to come this season.. it could come next season, or two years from now... it's INEVITABLE that Mahomes will reach the unreachable
You think about it, how was he able to win 3 superbowls after age 37???
He’s the one who benefited the most with all the rule changes. We not trying to hear it yo!!!
It’s like when Jordan complains about the game being soft, while complaining about the Bad Boys Pistons
@@blarae50lolol such a poor take
Should he have tried to lose because he didn’t like the rules?
It's hard for me to argue with this when I see an incredibly mediocre team like the Chiefs winning so many championships.
What happens when you let players run the show
Yea, players like coddled Brady that started it all...
I feel this is because post-snap has become more important than pre-snap in the NFL. What once used to be solving problems before they happened became solving problems while they happened because the QB got more athletic. Why make adjustments at the LOS when you can buy time with your legs and allow for a scramble drill to happen?
On top of that playcallers are more powerful than ever. Look at Kyle Shanahan. Extraordinary football mind but he never allows his QB to audible. MVP Matt Ryan famously couldn't switch out of plays during the Super Bowl. It's not because he wasn't capable but rather because the coach didn't allow him.
They said the same things 20 yrs before TBrady. The game had changed but the talent has expanded. The dude they changed 2 rules for and got roughing calls if someome breathed hard on him not to mention the “known” cheating is funny.
All he’s truly doing is trying to undermine Mahomes without saying that’s what he’s doing.
That’s weak especially seeing rules were changed for him lol
Comeback player of the year but not Super Bowl winner lmfqi
Brady is the reason why mahomes has been winning rings
I love Brady but seriously. Mediocrity ruled in his day. He went to almost every divisional title game for 15 years. His division was so weak it was a guarantee every year they would be #1. Mediocrity ruled
He’s talking about QBs. Besides Mahomes none of these new guys have won shit and aren’t changing plays at line regularly. He’s not wrong.
@@CaleebTaliblamar did it a few times this past season, but thats more of a coaching issue than a player issue. Besides Brady, Big Ben, and Peyton not a lot of QBs call audibles outside of the built in checks
@@CaleebTalib Mahomes got a way harder path every year
That’s because he’s the best the players were way better at their jobs then then they are now he’s absolutely right football is not even football anymore.
@@DarthSpyro no they weren’t, players are much Bigger, faster, and stronger than they used to be.
The man that made career off the worst division in football talking about mediocracy. Lol
Whatever he says is law
The game was trash starting around 2000 the NFL peak was in the 1980’s
Every team is the same now qb that can run. Average qb rating of like 100. Waterrd down every team plays the same pass first