@@thatDUDEfromMAINE speed and acceleration are much different, speed meaning you can get from one place to the other in a certain amount of time, while acceleration is the act of changing speed. He may be fast, but he can't get into the next gear to get just that little bit more separation. But as a receiver you can be like that, but still beat a defender. Look at Davante Adams, one of the best route runners in the league that knows how to beat a person and coverage with his feet. When you talk about acceleration, that all comes down to physical discipline to be able to change speed and direction, something that dorsett has never had, and up until he got into nfl, never needed to beat average athletes in college. Being fast only goes so far.
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Such a clean analysis of a future HOF QB. "Death by 1000 cuts" sums up Brady's career so perfectly. Extremely rarely makes mistakes, doesn't turn the ball over, take what's given to him, and this is all what has made him the "G.O.A.T." in so many people's opinion. Edit: in the big picture Beady is a perfect QB. Even though he makes mistakes and isn't technically perfect, with a guy like him it feels like you're in cheat mode.
Prime Brady is so valuable due solely to the consistency and discipline. I’ve argued he’s not the best but I definitely think I would take him over anyone else because of how consistent of a monster he is on throwing small routes. No one is better at it off the top of my head.
This is stuff you notice as a New England fan watching them every week- but the detail and clarity in this video and the way you put it all together is great. Why my man is the GOAT. He’ll do great in Tampa and I can’t even be mad at him for leaving.
Gotta respect all the Pat fans who are wishing him well next year. That shows a fan base that knows football, respects and appreciates what they had for 20 years. I think The Biggest Tribute to Tom Brady that I’ve not seen to this degree is how many Patriot fans who are becoming Tampa fans now. Since I am in this category, I’ve made effort to scan comments of all of the Brady videos on youtube to see if I’m the only one. Im finding that it’s happening. There is a school of thought that calls this “band wagon” fans. I quit using this term many, many years ago when I was a die hard Steeler fan since 1st watching them in 1973. About mid season of Brady’s 2nd year as a starter,?I found myself watching every game they were on TV. More than any player before him I was so excited about what I was seeing. Excited because I thought he was already an objectively, elite level QB, but there was this feeling that he had the ingredients and potential to attain what he has attained. NO, I am not saying I expected it. Too many before him that have shown this early ever got there. But Brady would continue to pull me along his journey because each week he continued to progress. Not only that, he was consistently doing it. He didn’t have that year or years like others who had regressions in their growth. So I kept following him and began rooting for him because I felt he was pulling me along his quest to being the best. Through his whole career after that, I liken it to the excitement of a memorable baseball home run race, except for me this home run race lasted 16 years.
Roger Welsh yeah definitely hard to call someone a bandwagon for following him to TB. It just means you were more a fan of the player than you were the organization and aren’t people more important than businesses anyway? I’m sticking to being a New England fan since I always have been and I live here, and I’m excited about the possibility of Stidham performing well. So long as New England is in the Super Bowl race I’ll be rooting for them. But if they get eliminated and TB is still in it? I’ll definitely be rooting for my fav quarterback. I think he needs to win at least on Super Bowl while he’s there for his legacy in being able to say not all of his success is tied to him being in New England, because it clearly isn’t. (I know like the player with the more rings than any other *needs* a 7th.) But I’d love for him to get that in these last couple years before he retires and then for the Pats to be the ones with long term success as Stidham or whoever else develops as the franchise QB. Would be cool.
Max speaks from hate when he talks about brady. He knows the stats lol Pats WRs last in seperation and everything here in this video is logical but max doesnt speak from logic when discussing brady.
@@millennialfootball9499 or anything really. Besides boxing. He tends to keep emotion out of his boxing takes that's why he's so respected in that area Other than that tho idk lmfaooo
He's a treasure in the boxing world. But yeah on any other sports he's not good but unlike the others max is actually a somebody unlike Stephen A who's a literral nobody but a big mouth.
@@datmadapuka441 hey man i mess with zac but why you doing stephen a dirty like that he's a model for how to come up as a beat reporter vs. zac as a podcaster. completely different crafts but both dudes are equally well versed in them.
Joe Barlow I can tell you as someone who watches every packers game...it’s a skill more QBs need to adopt. Sacks kill drives. They don’t hurt your passing numbers but they really really hurt your offense
It's always bugged the hell out of me fans chirp him about "dinking & dunking." No he throws to the open player. It's pretty damn simple. When the deep ball option presents itself he will take it.
Sad Sad, Was Smile Smile no they don’t. If Brady has some one open down field he will throw there. If you take away all of Carr’s short options he gets scared
extrafreshhh idk, you may be talking about old Favre at the end of his career because the prime years he was a beast. He’s one of my all time favorites. I will be watching Mahomes career with delight and enjoyment, the kid is great.
@NolanEP Nobody is glossing over those mistakes. People know they're there, but nobody cares about them because they ultimately didn't matter. Mahomes came in clutch when he needed to. Those two mistakes, no matter how horrible they were, doesn't change the fact that Mahomes (in a majority of cases) has excellent decision-making. He threw 26TDs to just 5INTs this season. That's a little over a 5TD-1INT ratio.
The fact that we have Brees, Brady and Matt Ryan in the same division for this next season, all with fantastic offensive tools to work with is pretty exciting. And I'm a Pats fan who hung his flag at half mast when he discovered that Brady was leaving.
Thank you, I’ve had to deal with people who didn’t watch Brady telling me about how garbage he was last season. I just had to tell them, “did you watch any Patriots games?”
I hate those people. It's clear that he regressed last season, but the man is 42 and a pretty darn good 42 year. The people who say he is trash are annoying.
@Jake Shattuck my favorite was his pass to the Redskin cb near the goal line, what poise in the pocket. The sweet pass to the Dolphins that resulted in a pick six to lose the second seed was pretty sweet too.
Someone pay this mane the big bucks, he’s bout to blow up from this video. Hands down one of the best if not the best film analysis breakdown I’ve ever seen
vipahman they still don’t have a great o line though, Brady May have to settle for more check downs again. If they can improve the interior line then they will be fine
I love my Pats with a passion but I really want TB12 to succeed in Tampa. The greatness he displayed time after time will never be forgotten and I’m only happy for Tampa fans because they will see him play with a plethora of weapons this year.
@@jasonarmstrong9656 I disagree. If that 2015 team stayed healthy we win the Superbowl. Last year AB and Josh Gordon were not injury related and not having Gronk crippled our offense against winning teams.
Looking back through your videos from last year, I gotta say that background really changes how your show looks man. So much more professional and just an underrated change. The small details
The patriots offense was crippled by injuries and players getting released in 2019. 21 players on just the offense missed games due to injuries and/or being released. 8 receivers, 3 tight ends, 3 fullbacks, 5 offensive lineman, and 2 runningbacks missed various amounts of games. His stats took a dip and because he's in his 40s that HAS to be the reason, the dip couldn't possibly be because 21 players on offense missed games.
Yeah it's funny how people or even the media don't like to acknowledge these obvious deficiencies. They don't want to know the legit reason as to why the Patriots struggled, they just want to believe they struggled just because they sucked. College football does the same to Alabama if they struggle with injury or players graduating every year.
@@sammy6174 yep. The sad thing to is Bradys three best receiving options at the end of the season were playing through injuries. Edelman, Sanu and Ben Watson all needed surgery this offseason to fix these injuries. He had the saddest supporting cast last season. On paper it looked great but it ended up being fools gold.
I would put James White over Ben Watson there, but the point hits home. Watson had some good plays, but that seemed to mainly happen when he had some intentional or not OPI helping him out.
Haters have short term memory. They forget the deep throws in Week 1 and 2 when he still had Gordon and AB. Even in Madden it's hard to throw deep with the Pats and their WRs.
It’s interesting coming back to this video near the end of the Bucs regular season. Brady yards, completion percentage, touchdowns. Basically every passing category is up noticeably and the narrative of him not being able to throw it deep or being a system should be ended.
Thank you for making this video. I'm sure all the pats bandwagon fans who don't understand the difference between an inside and outside receiver probably needed this info. In all seriousness, it's a solid video for casual NFL fans.
There are so many possible playoff matchups that we've never been able to see before. Brady vs Brees/Rodgers/Garoppolo/Wilson/Prescott... it'll be an exciting season if the Bucs take a playoff spot.
Cries as a saints fan😂😂 Really the most important thing is to watch film and see how their stats come to be. If a high completion % comes from great timing and great anticipation and accuracy then it’s good but if it’s just nonstop throwing underneath and stalling drives then it’s not great
Chris Simon I think all football stats are useless without context. Football is such a complex game with so many moving parts that It take a true expert to understand all the data. Football stats are suppose to assist you analyze a player, their play style, their strenghts and weaknesses like it being done here, instead of using it to for vaccum comparison or proving an agenda like those sport pundits do. Stats are misleading without a proffesional mind to understand them.
You were the only analyst saying Tom Brady still had "it" when you made this video. Everyone else was doing the lazy statistical analysis. I remember how different your take seemed at the time. Now everyone acts like they always knew Brady was still as good as he is.
I think saying "TB is on the decline" is bringing more clicks than saying otherwise, and they're only overshadowed by TB Highlights AFTER he proved them doubters wrong. There isnt much talk about TB is GOAT in the middle of a season because unless he wins a conference championship he'll stilp be treated as an underdog.
Another great film analysis. These are my favorites of your videos and I’m so glad you got the amount of views you did on this. You’re the most passionate sports analyst I’ve ever seen and I am always routing for you.
you talked about how he doesnt want to regret not taking the 4 yard hitch. Colin cowherd touched today on how successful people like Brady always are focused on what they might regret. crazy.
Daniel Jones please? You were higher than most going into the season and i was really pleased with his ability, skillset, and decision making this year
neutral nick hotel No I watched a lot of his film 🎞 he had trouble making many throws. There coaching staff did a very good job hiding his on field limitation
@@booker4984 Incredibly false. As someone who has watched all of Jones film from last year and knows that his WR's were bottom 3 in the league in separation. He was constantly forced to make plays in tight situations and succeeded. No clue how you got that from his film
Bro I enjoyed this so much. When people don't like Tom Brady I'm perplexed beyond words. The guy is everything a quarterback is suppose to be. I became a fan of his since 02 because when I watch his quarterback play vs other , it's a no brainier he makes wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy smarter decisions with the football that like 95 percent of the league. And he's beating other quarterbacks with way better talent around them than he does. Brady is constantly surrounded with trash receivers but makes them look like stars cuz of his accuracy and their game plan, and his and Bills attention to detail and break down what teams like to do on defense. I use to tell my friends I'm more impressed with how few interceptions he throws on a consultant basis than I could ever care about touchdowns. Brady is the best EVER and you haters ain't never guna see another qb like this again in your life time. Better start appreciating the legend before he's gone. Loved your analysis bro. You got a sub and like from me. Be safe and wash your hands ( I'm my commercial disclaimer voice) lol 😁👍
Thank you for doing this work. I'm sick of part-timers like Nick Wright, Max Kellerman, Rob Parker and Shannon Sharpe, who just want headlines and ratings instead of doing real work. Your channel puts them to shame.
I'm so glad that someone finally took the time to make a considered analysis like this. I know we're normally film over data people around here but I read somewhere that the Pats were rated LAST in receiver separation last year. God knows how that data is compiled or assessed but it's supported by the film. Brady was forcing throws in tight spaces all year and they still made the play offs. There are still only maybe two QBs in the NFL who could have got similar results with what Brady was playing with last year.
Wow this was a great video, nice work on this man. Love your points, especially when it comes to everyone just looking at stats and coming to conclusions,
@@zhangjeffery1326 As a Patriots fan who lives in Seattle, Lockett and Metcalf are definitely ahead of him on the depth chart, and I wouldn't be shocked if Ursuwa beats him out for the #3 spot in camp. He's probably gonna play the spot Malik Turner played last year, at best he's a decent #4 receiver. He might do better with Russ than Brady though because so much of what Russ does is just backyard football, as opposed to Brady who demands precision from his recievers
always love your content, especially the film analysis. In this age of "hustle" where it is hot takes with no evidence and quantity over quality, your analysis are a breath of fresh air. I can't find that many content like your, especially not from major broadcasters. It's good to see your content appreciated and your channel growing.
Great video breakdown I would love to see you do a video on "Bradys effect on HIS defense" Because I believe as beneficial as Bradys style of play is for avoiding sacks and getting short yardage downs. It has an even greater effect in Helping his Own defense. Avoiding INT's keeps your defense out of bad yardage situations. Likewise not throwing picks keeps short yardage scores and pick six points off your defense. Methodical short yardage plays, 3 yard pickups also take time off the clock and rest your defense. Also avoiding sacks minimizes bad yardage situations for his defense. A guy like Jameis Winstin who is quick bomb score and then Int or pick 6. Keeps His defense on the field much longer and wears them down. Would be interesting to hear your take on how Brady's play Helped benefit the Pats defense over the years. And if you feel the Pats inconsistent offensive weapons ultimately effected the Pats defensive decline as the season progressed??
It’s called West Coast Offense. Short gains through zone runs, short passes...drags, slants, bitches, screens etc and clock management. It’s ironic that Brady was apart of the same type of system as his fav player.
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Cormel Except he’s not? Patriots run a modified Airharts-parkins offense. That’s not west coast at all. West coast is designed to make the job of the QB as easy as possible, its pretty much the opposite of AP.
Yes last year was the 1st time in a decade that the Pat's offense didn't rank in the top 5 in the league for offensive standing. Yardage, efficiency, Touchdowns, etc.
He had horrific weapons last year & still had 4,057 yards, 25TD & 7INT. Now he has Mike Evans, Chris Goodwin & OJ Howard. Time for the GOAT to prove people wrong yet again.
As a New England fan and a Brady fan I agree with everything you said. New England has tried continuously since Randy Moss to get a deep threat receiver that could stretch the field and just wasn’t able to find him. But I don’t really think it was so much a lack of talent around him but more so the injuries to the offensive line. Rookies are just that and will make mistakes. But with a decimated line, fullback and lack of blocking tight end Brady just couldn’t wait for the receivers to get open and was forced to throw the ball away quickly. Good luck to him in Tampa. May he have great success. And I’m wishing the same to Jarrett Stidham and the Patriots as well. Would love to see them both in Tampa come Super Bowl. Let’s go!!!!!!!!
I love watching this, Tom Brady reminds me of ancient Roman armies. Through unmatched discipline and training, he is able to march down his opponents. It's incredible to see, he gets the ball and creeps down the field. It's exciting to see a game like Rams vs Chiefs where two passes later there's a touchdown, but there's something so fascinating about Brady and the Patriots just mechanically march down the field and grind down the opposition.
Thank you so much Zac! This video hits on every point and many more that I've been saying about Brady's 2019 season (except maybe that the TE's were also a major problem). Your film analysis is top notch and the work you put into it shines like a beacon. Even as a Pats fan, I can't wait to see Brady play in Tampa Bay next year. I just hope their offensive line can keep him safe. Keep up the great work!
I love your videos no matter what video I pull up I am always intrigued and learn something I didn't realize, and it's a lot easier during this quarantine when I know I got somewhere to at anytime to watch and just think about football
@@gregdahlen4375 it just puts into perspective how long he’s been in the league. It’s like how the ancient Egyptians were as old to the romans as the romans are to us. It’s kind of mind-boggling when I think about it’
@@fitzhugh7463 It's kinda funny to think how many people he's seen come and go through the league while he hangs on. I think the avg nfl player lasts like 3 years, so he's seen seven nfl generations lol He's like a cat living 7 lifetimes.
Congrats Zac. This is the best analysis I've ever seen. An absolute masterpiece and you should be very proud. Especially when you are shedding light on a topic that no one else seems to understand. Well done indeed.
Chris he did surpass my expectations but he also turned the ball over a lot. More than I expected. To me, he’s a more athletic, worse version of Kirk Cousins. But at the same time, I always thought he was more pro ready than most but I always (and still do) questioned his ceiling
For someone from South Africa who's only been watching NFL for 3 years, I think I learned more in 20 minutes than I have listening to all the commentators during this whole time. Nicely done. Subscribed.
You break down the game so well so that even as someone who has never played football I am still in tune with the game. Can't wait for you to blow up man
Just found your channel a couple days ago and I have to say your content is incredible. I love every video u release! Keep grinding and more doors will open up.
This was an honor to watch and listen to, seriously. This is the type of sports analysis I look for, and instead find Screamin' A. Smith or Troll Bayless. Keep it up, man. You're doing great.
Being an Aussie and having a love and a fascination for American football (or Gridiron, as I grew up knowing it) I watch as much content as I can to improve my knowledge and understanding of what it is that I'm actually watching. And without a doubt, this explanation of Brady's game and his game IQ is masterful, as is the clarity by which the message is being delivered to the viewer. Congrats Zac 10/10
I recently subscribed to this guy because HE KNOWS FOOTBALL! This guy understands the game, and it is refreshing to hear someone speak my language accurately, so thank you Zac.
What Brady has done with rather mediocre options for the majority of his career is unbelievable. We saw what happened when he had an elite #1 WR. Baffling Belichick never tried to get another other than AB who was a lost cause
You deserve recognition for your efforts. That was an excellent analysis. I watched all the games you spoke about but in the emotion of the moment, I just anticipated the next down. You really broke it down. ESPN can’t match this type of insight. If it did, I’d tune into it more. I’d rather listen to your opinions backed by hours of breakdowns because it has substance. Good job, homie.
Brady leaving is entirely on Bill Belichick. Look at the weapons he had. Seriously. A 42 year old QB & THIS is what you get him on offense? Infuriating as a Pats fan this is how the dynasty ends. Because of BBs arrogance.
In fairness to bill he did bring in Antonio brown, josh Gordon, Sanu, and drafted Harry. None of them worked in 2019 but there was effort in putting something there for Brady on offense.
@@mattfratamico670 he tried ya but Brown was a lost cause long before New England, Gordon was a week2week player. Any day he could be suspended. Harry needs time. AJ brown woulda been perfect
Man. Thanks so much for making this. As a Pats fan, no one believes me when I say Brady is still elite and more than capable. I talked about how he did what he could with a bad o-line and medicore weapons. I've always said he's got it and you did a great job of showing that.
The amount of work this guy puts in is incredible. People should find sources like these and give them the recognition they deserve. Facts > feelings or you could say film > spread sheets
Dude. What you do is an art. You stick to facts and film as it should be. Compared to these big names on espn you beat them every time. Keep up the good work man I love watching your videos.🤙
Wow! Just found your channel recently and love your analyses. While most sports analysts on TV just use vague terms such as “this player has no heart” or “cannot play defense” etc. as if they only watch the highlights and look at the stats, you actually watch and take the time to analyze these games. Props to you, sir!
Really nice, clearly articulated breakdown. Particularly since Tom Brady is getting on in years and doesn't have some of the most eye-popping physical tools, it's interesting to see some of the aspects of his game that have allowed him to be one of the most successful QBs. I'd actually love to see your film breakdowns of some of the older, now-retired QB greats, who had really long careers, and how their approach to the game evolved.
You act like Brady invented throwing away from the pocket. Give me a break. That stuff was taught by Bill Walsh, and he wrote about how that was taught by Al Davis. That goes back to when WRs could be mugged 15 yards down the field. I know you are a young buck and are learning your history.
Shared this on Facebook. Preciate the hard work you put in. I was never a fan of the Pats, so, naturally, I hated watching Brady win so much. And I also believe that Brady, as good as he is, had help from refs in past playoff games: 2001 Pats vs. Raiders (infamous "Tuck Rule" game); 2017 Patriots vs. Jags (questionable PI calls on CB AJ Bouye); and 2018 Patriots vs. Chiefs (pre-snap penalty called on DL Dee Ford, called way after play was done, and at such an opportune moment)--these are the only games I can remember off the top of my head. These refs gave Brady these breaks because... well... he's Tom Brady, a virtual demi-god to most people. Point is, even though I hold these beliefs, I never subscribed to the assertion that Brady was in steep decline. I believe this notion came from a couple places: 1) Mainstream sports media (Max Kellerman, Shannon Sharpe, Rob Parker, etc.) 2) Peyton Manning's steep decline. (He came off a surgery that left people thinking he wouldn't come back. It was amazing how good he did for that period of time.) I think since people grew up with these two titans, him and Brady, they think because one went down quickly, the other would go in a similar fashion. Based on his lifestyle choices and injury history, his decline probably won't be as steep. I honestly believe he's gonna tear it up in Tampa. Coming from a Floridian, that would be pretty cool even though I'm a Jags fan (don't laugh).
When I was younger and I picked the Pats in Madden I was always frustrated thinking "they aren't as good as they are in real life", now I know I'm dumb and can't read coverages like TB12.
If there's one thing I praise him for it's that. Him and the Mannings studied so much film, Peyton could read defenses before they even set up. That's the craziest thing about that generation of qb
@@Villani_AV the thing is brady could inherently read defences better than Manning could. It was their rivalry that made manning better at reading defences. Compare some of the old Colts Pats highlights to when he was in Denver playing the pats. The difference is night and day in how Manning reads defences. Brady has been consistent for the vast majority of his career in that respect.
the best critique i've ever heard of phillip dorsett is that he's so fast that he has a gift for running out of open windows and into coverage
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If that actually was true, then he needs to learn to regulate his speed and work on having high acceleration.
I'm not even sure he is "fast" defensive backs seemed stuck to him like glue
He should travel to Kansas City
@@thatDUDEfromMAINE speed and acceleration are much different, speed meaning you can get from one place to the other in a certain amount of time, while acceleration is the act of changing speed. He may be fast, but he can't get into the next gear to get just that little bit more separation. But as a receiver you can be like that, but still beat a defender. Look at Davante Adams, one of the best route runners in the league that knows how to beat a person and coverage with his feet. When you talk about acceleration, that all comes down to physical discipline to be able to change speed and direction, something that dorsett has never had, and up until he got into nfl, never needed to beat average athletes in college. Being fast only goes so far.
This aged well. REALLY well. Especially the deep ball point. Led the NFL in deep balls on the way to his 7th super bowl
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They need to replace colin cowherd with this dude.
@@millennialfootball9499 I don't think he'd go. He's brought up how he loves being his own boss
@@millennialfootball9499 Then he'll be just another Steven A. Smith. The networks won't let him be himself.
@@millennialfootball9499 indeed!
Such a clean analysis of a future HOF QB. "Death by 1000 cuts" sums up Brady's career so perfectly. Extremely rarely makes mistakes, doesn't turn the ball over, take what's given to him, and this is all what has made him the "G.O.A.T." in so many people's opinion.
Edit: in the big picture Beady is a perfect QB. Even though he makes mistakes and isn't technically perfect, with a guy like him it feels like you're in cheat mode.
Death by 1000 cuts and luck
Prime Brady is so valuable due solely to the consistency and discipline. I’ve argued he’s not the best but I definitely think I would take him over anyone else because of how consistent of a monster he is on throwing small routes. No one is better at it off the top of my head.
@@AtillatheHun luck plays a factor in everybody's career so yeah sure.. and luck.
@@dakotathomas2139 some are just luckier than others, Brady is the luckiest and smartest in NFL history
Don't forget cheating death by cheating 😉
I like your content, but your film analysis videos is when you’re at your best
This is stuff you notice as a New England fan watching them every week- but the detail and clarity in this video and the way you put it all together is great. Why my man is the GOAT. He’ll do great in Tampa and I can’t even be mad at him for leaving.
Yeah as a Pats fan, it isn't easy, but totally understand. I hope he does well, and I really hope Stidham can be our guy.
Gotta respect all the Pat fans who are wishing him well next year. That shows a fan base that knows football, respects and appreciates what they had for 20 years. I think The Biggest Tribute to Tom Brady that I’ve not seen to this degree is how many Patriot fans who are becoming Tampa fans now. Since I am in this category, I’ve made effort to scan comments of all of the Brady videos on youtube to see if I’m the only one. Im finding that it’s happening.
There is a school of thought that calls this “band wagon” fans. I quit using this term many, many years ago when I was a die hard Steeler fan since 1st watching them in 1973.
About mid season of Brady’s 2nd year as a starter,?I found myself watching every game they were on TV. More than any player before him I was so excited about what I was seeing. Excited because I thought he was already an objectively, elite level QB, but there was this feeling that he had the ingredients and potential to attain what he has attained. NO, I am not saying I expected it. Too many before him that have shown this early ever got there. But Brady would continue to pull me along his journey because each week he continued to progress. Not only that, he was consistently doing it. He didn’t have that year or years like others who had regressions in their growth. So I kept following him and began rooting for him because I felt he was pulling me along his quest to being the best. Through his whole career after that, I liken it to the excitement of a memorable baseball home run race, except for me this home run race lasted 16 years.
Dolphins fan We notice too
Roger Welsh yeah definitely hard to call someone a bandwagon for following him to TB. It just means you were more a fan of the player than you were the organization and aren’t people more important than businesses anyway? I’m sticking to being a New England fan since I always have been and I live here, and I’m excited about the possibility of Stidham performing well. So long as New England is in the Super Bowl race I’ll be rooting for them. But if they get eliminated and TB is still in it? I’ll definitely be rooting for my fav quarterback. I think he needs to win at least on Super Bowl while he’s there for his legacy in being able to say not all of his success is tied to him being in New England, because it clearly isn’t. (I know like the player with the more rings than any other *needs* a 7th.) But I’d love for him to get that in these last couple years before he retires and then for the Pats to be the ones with long term success as Stidham or whoever else develops as the franchise QB. Would be cool.
Dude so true literally every other fan doesn’t watch enough Brady film to see all the details
It’s about time someone fairly represented this man. If only Max Kellerman worked as hard as you do
Max speaks from hate when he talks about brady. He knows the stats lol Pats WRs last in seperation and everything here in this video is logical but max doesnt speak from logic when discussing brady.
@@millennialfootball9499 or anything really. Besides boxing. He tends to keep emotion out of his boxing takes that's why he's so respected in that area
Other than that tho idk lmfaooo
He's a treasure in the boxing world. But yeah on any other sports he's not good but unlike the others max is actually a somebody unlike Stephen A who's a literral nobody but a big mouth.
Yeah stats are meaningless without context, you would think dak Prescott was nasty if you just saw his stats
@@datmadapuka441 hey man i mess with zac but why you doing stephen a dirty like that he's a model for how to come up as a beat reporter vs. zac as a podcaster. completely different crafts but both dudes are equally well versed in them.
Funny, as a pats fan I never even realized that throwing the ball away from the pocket was unique to Brady because I was so used to seeing it.
Right? I thought slamming the ball into the turf within 5 yards of a receiver was something everyone did
Joe Barlow I can tell you as someone who watches every packers game...it’s a skill more QBs need to adopt. Sacks kill drives. They don’t hurt your passing numbers but they really really hurt your offense
Is Barlow your last name?
@@nigward2073 yeah, why?
Only Pats fans would think this a unique trait to Brady. Very arrogant since EVERY QB does the same thing.
It's always bugged the hell out of me fans chirp him about "dinking & dunking." No he throws to the open player. It's pretty damn simple. When the deep ball option presents itself he will take it.
Why can’t anyone say this about Carr? 😫😫😫. So damm underrated Carr and Brady. Not saying that they are equal in talent, but they have similar minds.
@@grantmartin4773 or you are a winner or flashy. Carr is neither, therefore people dismiss him
Sad Sad, Was Smile Smile no they don’t. If Brady has some one open down field he will throw there. If you take away all of Carr’s short options he gets scared
Sad Sad, Was Smile Smile Carr is very mediocre
People like flashy stuff mate
“He’s not Patrick Mahomes- but who is?” Truest quote I’ve ever seen. Patrick Mahomes is like Brett favre with great decision making
extrafreshhh idk, you may be talking about old Favre at the end of his career because the prime years he was a beast. He’s one of my all time favorites. I will be watching Mahomes career with delight and enjoyment, the kid is great.
@NolanEP Nobody is glossing over those mistakes. People know they're there, but nobody cares about them because they ultimately didn't matter. Mahomes came in clutch when he needed to.
Those two mistakes, no matter how horrible they were, doesn't change the fact that Mahomes (in a majority of cases) has excellent decision-making. He threw 26TDs to just 5INTs this season. That's a little over a 5TD-1INT ratio.
I wouldn’t say as much great decision making as it is superb athleticism and a laser rocket arm that makes up for late throws
He's got years of consistent success until he's considered a top 5 qb of all time.
@@dngreen1683 I don't know about that. His decision-making is still pretty solid. Either way, it doesn't matter. The outcome is the same.
If you did basically the same thing for Drew Brees that would be really cool. Especially since Him and Brady are now in the same division.
Luke Mehlschau Yes, please do Brees and Wilson!
As a Bucs fan, I agree. Really want to see an analysis like this on Brees for my own curiosity.
The fact that we have Brees, Brady and Matt Ryan in the same division for this next season, all with fantastic offensive tools to work with is pretty exciting. And I'm a Pats fan who hung his flag at half mast when he discovered that Brady was leaving.
Past three seasons, Brees has thrown the second most passes under 10 yards, Brady was 9th. Whose the qb who throws checkdowns??
@@lilsteez8219 true but like Zac said those little yards add up. Also in 2019 Tom Brady had a 61% completion percentage compared to Drew's 74.3%
Thank you, I’ve had to deal with people who didn’t watch Brady telling me about how garbage he was last season. I just had to tell them, “did you watch any Patriots games?”
I hate those people. It's clear that he regressed last season, but the man is 42 and a pretty darn good 42 year. The people who say he is trash are annoying.
@Jake Shattuck my favorite was his pass to the Redskin cb near the goal line, what poise in the pocket. The sweet pass to the Dolphins that resulted in a pick six to lose the second seed was pretty sweet too.
@@rickhammel9541 oh so is he supposed to never throw a pick? Glad those are your favorites salty ass lol
I feel bad bc I was definitely one of those casuals saying shit like this
Rick Hammel that pass right to the Titans in the wild card round the was great too. Such a precise pass. Great decision making.
This is a masterpiece.
Not a brady fan, but great work to show why he can still be considered one of the best in the NFL! Fantastic job Zac
Someone pay this mane the big bucks, he’s bout to blow up from this video. Hands down one of the best if not the best film analysis breakdown I’ve ever seen
I'm hoping NFL defenses buy the "he can't throw deep" narrative so we can watch him rack 70 TDs next season
I'm grabbing Mike Evans first chance I get in fantasy. Its gonna be like when he had moss
@@laronda10 Godwin will be an interesting #2 or Flex pick
Evans, Godwin, Brate and Howard are going to make 2020 a historic year for Brady & the Bucs.
vipahman they still don’t have a great o line though, Brady May have to settle for more check downs again. If they can improve the interior line then they will be fine
laronda10 I would grab Godwin before Evans because I think he’s already better and will be in more spots for Tom
I always disliked him because, hey, it's the big bad Pats, but I really look forward to seeing what he can do this year with a clean slate.
Totally agree with you. I hate the pats but I’m excited to see Brady outside of NE as well as Belicheck without Brady
I love my Pats with a passion but I really want TB12 to succeed in Tampa. The greatness he displayed time after time will never be forgotten and I’m only happy for Tampa fans because they will see him play with a plethora of weapons this year.
I'm glad you'll get the chance to appreciate his talents without the big bad Pats tag holding you back. I've loved watching him these last 20 years.
Well, what did you think?
For Patriots fans, 2019 looked so much like 2013 it's uncanny.
Seth Chandler it was pretty much the exact same as 2013, difference is how horrendous that offensive line was in 2019
@@jacobtaylor508 you are correct.
Just pure frustration and despair both years ):
Looked like 15 to me. Start extremely hot with potential all for it to slowly dwindle down due to injuries on every single level
@@jasonarmstrong9656 I disagree. If that 2015 team stayed healthy we win the Superbowl. Last year AB and Josh Gordon were not injury related and not having Gronk crippled our offense against winning teams.
Looking back through your videos from last year, I gotta say that background really changes how your show looks man. So much more professional and just an underrated change. The small details
The patriots offense was crippled by injuries and players getting released in 2019. 21 players on just the offense missed games due to injuries and/or being released. 8 receivers, 3 tight ends, 3 fullbacks, 5 offensive lineman, and 2 runningbacks missed various amounts of games. His stats took a dip and because he's in his 40s that HAS to be the reason, the dip couldn't possibly be because 21 players on offense missed games.
Yeah it's funny how people or even the media don't like to acknowledge these obvious deficiencies. They don't want to know the legit reason as to why the Patriots struggled, they just want to believe they struggled just because they sucked. College football does the same to Alabama if they struggle with injury or players graduating every year.
@@sammy6174 yep. The sad thing to is Bradys three best receiving options at the end of the season were playing through injuries. Edelman, Sanu and Ben Watson all needed surgery this offseason to fix these injuries. He had the saddest supporting cast last season. On paper it looked great but it ended up being fools gold.
I would put James White over Ben Watson there, but the point hits home. Watson had some good plays, but that seemed to mainly happen when he had some intentional or not OPI helping him out.
Nobody criticized Brady for his arm strength in 2007 when he was throwing bombs to Randy Moss. Can't throw deep if there's no one who can catch it.
Even when he had hogan and cooks he was throwing the deep ball , and Gordon. When they all left, who was there to throw to lol
Haters have short term memory. They forget the deep throws in Week 1 and 2 when he still had Gordon and AB. Even in Madden it's hard to throw deep with the Pats and their WRs.
Because that was 13 years ago 😂
Shawon Razzaque I remember the media asking him about it, and he was saying “everybody loves the deep ball” cause he was throwing that many
He was also 13 years younger then
It’s interesting coming back to this video near the end of the Bucs regular season. Brady yards, completion percentage, touchdowns. Basically every passing category is up noticeably and the narrative of him not being able to throw it deep or being a system should be ended.
Bro you posted 20 TWENTY videos in one day.. that's corona commitment right there.
Thank you for making this video. I'm sure all the pats bandwagon fans who don't understand the difference between an inside and outside receiver probably needed this info. In all seriousness, it's a solid video for casual NFL fans.
I can’t wait to see Brees and Brady battle 2-3 times a year now.
There are so many possible playoff matchups that we've never been able to see before. Brady vs Brees/Rodgers/Garoppolo/Wilson/Prescott... it'll be an exciting season if the Bucs take a playoff spot.
And don’t sleep on the Brady-Ryan battles.
@@TT-fv6tx if the Falcons fire dan quin maybe. Soft zone defense wont work on brady
T T no disrespect, but I sleep on that
Top5DeadorAlive 💀 that’s fine
Comp% really is the most overrated stat ever(Media wise)
Yeh by that metric Derek Carr is the best QB in the league last year or smth
I think in a way yes but passing yards is the most overrated stat.
people confuse comp% with accuracy and that's the problem.
Cries as a saints fan😂😂
Really the most important thing is to watch film and see how their stats come to be. If a high completion % comes from great timing and great anticipation and accuracy then it’s good but if it’s just nonstop throwing underneath and stalling drives then it’s not great
Chris Simon I think all football stats are useless without context. Football is such a complex game with so many moving parts that It take a true expert to understand all the data. Football stats are suppose to assist you analyze a player, their play style, their strenghts and weaknesses like it being done here, instead of using it to for vaccum comparison or proving an agenda like those sport pundits do. Stats are misleading without a proffesional mind to understand them.
This aged excellently, actually.
This is the content I loved from you. Please bring it back!!!
You were the only analyst saying Tom Brady still had "it" when you made this video. Everyone else was doing the lazy statistical analysis. I remember how different your take seemed at the time. Now everyone acts like they always knew Brady was still as good as he is.
I think saying "TB is on the decline" is bringing more clicks than saying otherwise, and they're only overshadowed by TB Highlights AFTER he proved them doubters wrong. There isnt much talk about TB is GOAT in the middle of a season because unless he wins a conference championship he'll stilp be treated as an underdog.
I’m here after Brady won his 7th Lombardi and threw 40tds
Most football analysts are like students doing a 1,000 word essay that’s due in 20 minutes.
Agent J09 agreed except for this channel, he definitely prepared a couple days ahead for the 1,000 word essay lol
Well, this aged perfectly. Great work Zack!
I saw this and screamed YES when i saw this came out
Another great film analysis. These are my favorites of your videos and I’m so glad you got the amount of views you did on this. You’re the most passionate sports analyst I’ve ever seen and I am always routing for you.
Props to you for actually putting in the effort to give an unbiased analysis and let the film talk 🤙🏼
you talked about how he doesnt want to regret not taking the 4 yard hitch. Colin cowherd touched today on how successful people like Brady always are focused on what they might regret. crazy.
Maybe Colin stole that from this video
Daniel Jones please? You were higher than most going into the season and i was really pleased with his ability, skillset, and decision making this year
If only he could make throws in tight coverage
He already did a video on Jones . Did you see it
Booker okay you didnt watch him then i get the alex smith comparison now lmfao
neutral nick hotel
No I watched a lot of his film 🎞 he had trouble making many throws. There coaching staff did a very good job hiding his on field limitation
@@booker4984 Incredibly false. As someone who has watched all of Jones film from last year and knows that his WR's were bottom 3 in the league in separation. He was constantly forced to make plays in tight situations and succeeded. No clue how you got that from his film
Bro I enjoyed this so much. When people don't like Tom Brady I'm perplexed beyond words. The guy is everything a quarterback is suppose to be. I became a fan of his since 02 because when I watch his quarterback play vs other , it's a no brainier he makes wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy smarter decisions with the football that like 95 percent of the league. And he's beating other quarterbacks with way better talent around them than he does. Brady is constantly surrounded with trash receivers but makes them look like stars cuz of his accuracy and their game plan, and his and Bills attention to detail and break down what teams like to do on defense. I use to tell my friends I'm more impressed with how few interceptions he throws on a consultant basis than I could ever care about touchdowns. Brady is the best EVER and you haters ain't never guna see another qb like this again in your life time. Better start appreciating the legend before he's gone. Loved your analysis bro. You got a sub and like from me. Be safe and wash your hands ( I'm my commercial disclaimer voice) lol 😁👍
Tom literally spiking the ball on 26 to throw it away at 17:15 had me dead.
Any other QB in the league eats the penalty, but TB always gets a pass
Your film analysis videos are my favorite. Thanks for all the great content!
Thank you for doing this work. I'm sick of part-timers like Nick Wright, Max Kellerman, Rob Parker and Shannon Sharpe, who just want headlines and ratings instead of doing real work. Your channel puts them to shame.
I appreciate you! That was some great in-depth analysis and I'm happy you put in all of those hours for this video. Keep it up new fan here
I'm so glad that someone finally took the time to make a considered analysis like this.
I know we're normally film over data people around here but I read somewhere that the Pats were rated LAST in receiver separation last year. God knows how that data is compiled or assessed but it's supported by the film. Brady was forcing throws in tight spaces all year and they still made the play offs. There are still only maybe two QBs in the NFL who could have got similar results with what Brady was playing with last year.
Not hard to do with a defense giving up like 14 points per game.
@@MMMHOTCHEEZE fuck you.
Wow this was a great video, nice work on this man. Love your points, especially when it comes to everyone just looking at stats and coming to conclusions,
This is great stuff. Love your show, real character and passion.
"He(Phillip Dorsett) has played with Andrew Luck AND Tom Brady, and he still hasn't been able to figure it out."😂
Theres a reason colts traded him lol
Nathaniel Discosta yay now my Seahawks have him and I can’t wait to see him under perform.......
@@zhangjeffery1326 As a Patriots fan who lives in Seattle, Lockett and Metcalf are definitely ahead of him on the depth chart, and I wouldn't be shocked if Ursuwa beats him out for the #3 spot in camp. He's probably gonna play the spot Malik Turner played last year, at best he's a decent #4 receiver. He might do better with Russ than Brady though because so much of what Russ does is just backyard football, as opposed to Brady who demands precision from his recievers
That was probably the best breakdown of intentional grounding I ever heard, that was a rule that always confused me a little bit lol
This aged like fine wine 🍷
always love your content, especially the film analysis. In this age of "hustle" where it is hot takes with no evidence and quantity over quality, your analysis are a breath of fresh air. I can't find that many content like your, especially not from major broadcasters. It's good to see your content appreciated and your channel growing.
Great video breakdown
I would love to see you do a video on "Bradys effect on HIS defense"
Because I believe as beneficial as Bradys style of play is for avoiding sacks and getting short yardage downs.
It has an even greater effect in Helping his Own defense.
Avoiding INT's keeps your defense out of bad yardage situations.
Likewise not throwing picks keeps short yardage scores and pick six points off your defense.
Methodical short yardage plays, 3 yard pickups also take time off the clock and rest your defense.
Also avoiding sacks minimizes bad yardage situations for his defense.
A guy like Jameis Winstin who is quick bomb score and then Int or pick 6.
Keeps His defense on the field much longer and wears them down.
Would be interesting to hear your take on how Brady's play Helped benefit the Pats defense over the years.
And if you feel the Pats inconsistent offensive weapons ultimately effected the Pats defensive decline as the season progressed??
It’s called West Coast Offense. Short gains through zone runs, short passes...drags, slants, bitches, screens etc and clock management. It’s ironic that Brady was apart of the same type of system as his fav player.
Cormel Except he’s not? Patriots run a modified Airharts-parkins offense. That’s not west coast at all. West coast is designed to make the job of the QB as easy as possible, its pretty much the opposite of AP.
Yes last year was the 1st time in a decade that the Pat's offense didn't rank in the top 5 in the league for offensive standing. Yardage, efficiency, Touchdowns, etc.
Cormel pats don’t run the west coast offense lmaooo never have. They’ve run the same shit for decades
but does it tire out the offense?
He had horrific weapons last year & still had 4,057 yards, 25TD & 7INT. Now he has Mike Evans, Chris Goodwin & OJ Howard. Time for the GOAT to prove people wrong yet again.
He also had a good defense who gets him the ball
Honestly, if the offensive style in Tampa suits Brady, or they modify it to play to play to his strengths, that offence could be downright scary
@@rezaix4534 Bucs defense turned around the 2nd half of the season lol we had a top 5 defense
@@HJ2K_ thats why I said hot and cold. Believe me man I see the talent with your defense, they will break out next year
@@MrSpleenboy Rona has something to say about brady succeeding in Tampa this year.
As a New England fan and a Brady fan I agree with everything you said. New England has tried continuously since Randy Moss to get a deep threat receiver that could stretch the field and just wasn’t able to find him. But I don’t really think it was so much a lack of talent around him but more so the injuries to the offensive line. Rookies are just that and will make mistakes. But with a decimated line, fullback and lack of blocking tight end Brady just couldn’t wait for the receivers to get open and was forced to throw the ball away quickly. Good luck to him in Tampa. May he have great success. And I’m wishing the same to Jarrett Stidham and the Patriots as well. Would love to see them both in Tampa come Super Bowl. Let’s go!!!!!!!!
I love watching this, Tom Brady reminds me of ancient Roman armies. Through unmatched discipline and training, he is able to march down his opponents. It's incredible to see, he gets the ball and creeps down the field. It's exciting to see a game like Rams vs Chiefs where two passes later there's a touchdown, but there's something so fascinating about Brady and the Patriots just mechanically march down the field and grind down the opposition.
Thank you so much Zac! This video hits on every point and many more that I've been saying about Brady's 2019 season (except maybe that the TE's were also a major problem). Your film analysis is top notch and the work you put into it shines like a beacon. Even as a Pats fan, I can't wait to see Brady play in Tampa Bay next year. I just hope their offensive line can keep him safe.
Keep up the great work!
Brady throughout his career, aswell as Payton Manning are two of the least sacked QBs I think they were averaging around 17-23 sacks a year.
I love your videos no matter what video I pull up I am always intrigued and learn something I didn't realize, and it's a lot easier during this quarantine when I know I got somewhere to at anytime to watch and just think about football
tom brady has been in the nfl almost as long as he was alive before going to the nfl.
so?
@@gregdahlen4375 it just puts into perspective how long he’s been in the league. It’s like how the ancient Egyptians were as old to the romans as the romans are to us. It’s kind of mind-boggling when I think about it’
@@fitzhugh7463 It's kinda funny to think how many people he's seen come and go through the league while he hangs on. I think the avg nfl player lasts like 3 years, so he's seen seven nfl generations lol
He's like a cat living 7 lifetimes.
I love someone passionate about their work, this is why you’re the best and u don’t do it for the flash. Hope you’re staying safe brother🤟🏻🤟🏻
Congrats Zac. This is the best analysis I've ever seen. An absolute masterpiece and you should be very proud. Especially when you are shedding light on a topic that no one else seems to understand. Well done indeed.
This aged extremely well
Phenomenal in depth analysis. I'm "just" a football fan and a huge TB fan. This helped me understand so much more about how Brady plays. Thanks!
Daniel Jones surpassed what everyone expected him to be. Worked with a terrible roster at Duke.
Chris he did surpass my expectations but he also turned the ball over a lot. More than I expected. To me, he’s a more athletic, worse version of Kirk Cousins. But at the same time, I always thought he was more pro ready than most but I always (and still do) questioned his ceiling
For someone from South Africa who's only been watching NFL for 3 years, I think I learned more in 20 minutes than I have listening to all the commentators during this whole time. Nicely done. Subscribed.
Thank you for this. I’ve been arguing this point forever. They don’t pay attention to anything.
I think your bread and butter are these analysis and during quarantine i sincerely hope you're doing these on more QB's
You break down the game so well so that even as someone who has never played football I am still in tune with the game. Can't wait for you to blow up man
Just found your channel a couple days ago and I have to say your content is incredible. I love every video u release! Keep grinding and more doors will open up.
Eli Manning threw the ball away a ton in recent years too, and much for the same reason. Welcome to the easy "you're too old" narrative, Brady.
This was an honor to watch and listen to, seriously. This is the type of sports analysis I look for, and instead find Screamin' A. Smith or Troll Bayless. Keep it up, man. You're doing great.
And now he's the undisputed GOAT.
He's a good football players with the best instincts. And a insane defense.
I loved the “he’s a special kind of oblivious” line.
Where do u find this film? I’d like to b able to watch film too instead of just qb highlights
D Hawk thank u
I haven't listened for a year, and man you have really refined your craft. Nice work!
Can you do Drew Brees!!!!! And keep up the great work. I’m nowhere close to a Tb12 fan, but you have to respect him including his deep ball!
Being an Aussie and having a love and a fascination for American football (or Gridiron, as I grew up knowing it) I watch as much content as I can to improve my knowledge and understanding of what it is that I'm actually watching. And without a doubt, this explanation of Brady's game and his game IQ is masterful, as is the clarity by which the message is being delivered to the viewer. Congrats Zac 10/10
How dare you, Tommy is a God! Hes like a mythical unicorn slinging dimes all over.
I recently subscribed to this guy because HE KNOWS FOOTBALL! This guy understands the game, and it is refreshing to hear someone speak my language accurately, so thank you Zac.
What Brady has done with rather mediocre options for the majority of his career is unbelievable. We saw what happened when he had an elite #1 WR. Baffling Belichick never tried to get another other than AB who was a lost cause
Limited resources, if Brady does good with mediocre players no point using cap on better players when you can buy a better defense.
They tried last year, just none of the options panned out. Josh Gordon, Antonio Brown, Nkeal Harry
rather medicore options?
Rumor has it that if Pats got Stefon Diggs he might've stayed, I think Belichek goes all in their elite defense and expects Brady to carry the offense
@BB I meant historically they fall off big time in 2019
You deserve recognition for your efforts. That was an excellent analysis. I watched all the games you spoke about but in the emotion of the moment, I just anticipated the next down. You really broke it down. ESPN can’t match this type of insight. If it did, I’d tune into it more. I’d rather listen to your opinions backed by hours of breakdowns because it has substance. Good job, homie.
Brady leaving is entirely on Bill Belichick. Look at the weapons he had. Seriously. A 42 year old QB & THIS is what you get him on offense? Infuriating as a Pats fan this is how the dynasty ends. Because of BBs arrogance.
Just like when he benched Malcom Butler in the Super Bowl.
In fairness to bill he did bring in Antonio brown, josh Gordon, Sanu, and drafted Harry. None of them worked in 2019 but there was effort in putting something there for Brady on offense.
@@mattfratamico670 he tried ya but Brown was a lost cause long before New England, Gordon was a week2week player. Any day he could be suspended. Harry needs time. AJ brown woulda been perfect
Alex __226 AJ Brown or Dk Metcalf would’ve been awesome picks by the pats.
@@smil3yjr617 Pats fan and you right that was the 1st crack in the wall to surface in Brady and Belichick relationship. Now that Dam has been broken
Man. Thanks so much for making this. As a Pats fan, no one believes me when I say Brady is still elite and more than capable. I talked about how he did what he could with a bad o-line and medicore weapons. I've always said he's got it and you did a great job of showing that.
DO A DANIEL JONES FILM ANALYSIS PLZ
He’s a lot like Alex Smith. End of story
@@booker4984 Alex Smith is a very good QB, Winner where ever he goes
Green Fire PTG
I know he was a good game manager. Not elite but really good
Booker lol he nothing like Alex Smith asswhipe. He’s not a game manager.
He did
The amount of work this guy puts in is incredible. People should find sources like these and give them the recognition they deserve. Facts > feelings or you could say film > spread sheets
10 months later...
He's just saying he's not perfect and he's not lol
Excellent points.
I think his throwing form allows his arm to last longer than most qb’s. He puts all 6’5 behind his throws.
"He's not Patrick Mahommes" 😂
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Dude. What you do is an art. You stick to facts and film as it should be. Compared to these big names on espn you beat them every time. Keep up the good work man I love watching your videos.🤙
His receivers let him down last year.Yes he had one or two errant throws like the pick 6 versus Miami but overall he is very, very good still.
Their receiver is one of the worst in separation and they were dropping balls too, so yeah..
Wow! Just found your channel recently and love your analyses. While most sports analysts on TV just use vague terms such as “this player has no heart” or “cannot play defense” etc. as if they only watch the highlights and look at the stats, you actually watch and take the time to analyze these games. Props to you, sir!
The intentional grounding issue is not a "loop hole". It has been in the rules for a reason. All QBs do it.
Can't wait to watch Brady explode next season on the Bucs. Incredible analysis, one of my favorite videos you've ever done!
“He’s not Patrick Mahones but who is” Patrick Mahomes is Patrick Mahomes Zac😂
Vangaven Robles you clearly didn’t understand that sentence.
zzzarkka I was joking.....
Vangaven Robles yeah right.
zzzarkka I don’t think you how sarcasm works
Really nice, clearly articulated breakdown. Particularly since Tom Brady is getting on in years and doesn't have some of the most eye-popping physical tools, it's interesting to see some of the aspects of his game that have allowed him to be one of the most successful QBs. I'd actually love to see your film breakdowns of some of the older, now-retired QB greats, who had really long careers, and how their approach to the game evolved.
Man who was the pats RT this season? He was getting abused.
Marcus cannon. Used to be a beast but now he’s just eating a ton of cap to get beat a lot
@@bradypenn21 He was injured a lot. Newhouse is the real villain
Jacob Murley that, I can definitely agree with you on
Man i loved your video and i will share it because that kind of detail deserves recognition
You act like Brady invented throwing away from the pocket. Give me a break. That stuff was taught by Bill Walsh, and he wrote about how that was taught by Al Davis. That goes back to when WRs could be mugged 15 yards down the field.
I know you are a young buck and are learning your history.
Started watching your videos today bro, proud to be a sub I can tell you put a ton of effort in your videos. Can't wait for the next one
Right now he’s obv not Mahomes but mahomes will never be Brady I can tell you that
Shared this on Facebook. Preciate the hard work you put in.
I was never a fan of the Pats, so, naturally, I hated watching Brady win so much. And I also believe that Brady, as good as he is, had help from refs in past playoff games: 2001 Pats vs. Raiders (infamous "Tuck Rule" game); 2017 Patriots vs. Jags (questionable PI calls on CB AJ Bouye); and 2018 Patriots vs. Chiefs (pre-snap penalty called on DL Dee Ford, called way after play was done, and at such an opportune moment)--these are the only games I can remember off the top of my head. These refs gave Brady these breaks because... well... he's Tom Brady, a virtual demi-god to most people.
Point is, even though I hold these beliefs, I never subscribed to the assertion that Brady was in steep decline. I believe this notion came from a couple places:
1) Mainstream sports media (Max Kellerman, Shannon Sharpe, Rob Parker, etc.)
2) Peyton Manning's steep decline. (He came off a surgery that left people thinking he wouldn't come back. It was amazing how good he did for that period of time.) I think since people grew up with these two titans, him and Brady, they think because one went down quickly, the other would go in a similar fashion. Based on his lifestyle choices and injury history, his decline probably won't be as steep.
I honestly believe he's gonna tear it up in Tampa. Coming from a Floridian, that would be pretty cool even though I'm a Jags fan (don't laugh).
When I was younger and I picked the Pats in Madden I was always frustrated thinking "they aren't as good as they are in real life", now I know I'm dumb and can't read coverages like TB12.
If there's one thing I praise him for it's that. Him and the Mannings studied so much film, Peyton could read defenses before they even set up. That's the craziest thing about that generation of qb
@@Villani_AV the thing is brady could inherently read defences better than Manning could. It was their rivalry that made manning better at reading defences. Compare some of the old Colts Pats highlights to when he was in Denver playing the pats. The difference is night and day in how Manning reads defences. Brady has been consistent for the vast majority of his career in that respect.