Weak? Lol....can’t touch the qb today. The WRs can’t get touched after five yards. Iineman can go multiple yards down field on passing plays without penalty. The defense leads with its head and players get tossed. That’s a totally different game on offense.
Not a fan of country, there are a few good country songs and country stars. But it is very judge mental of you to dismiss an entire genre just because you don’t approve. Thought we were all in this together, unity and all that stuff? Allow people to be different. Accept and enjoy the variety of life. Be happy, young man.
I know you’re not saying Bradshaw had a better career than Brady. Tom is the greatest to ever play, eras or no eras. He’s won 7 - SEVEN - titles. That’s almost double anyone else. We aren’t comparing two guys who both won 4. Both guys had legendary supporting casts too and the lax defensive rules helped Bradshaw win 4. Those Steel Curtain defenses were hugely important.
Dude, come on. Bradshaw completed 51% of his passes and threw a crap ton of interceptions.
Pass rush against makeshift KC Oline finally caught up with them...added to the turf toe limiting Mahomes escapability...and sprinkle in all the close calls breaking Tampa’s way...no tricky tack call ☎️ n Honey Badger int and you have a different ball game. That said, hats off to Tampa...won 3 games on road and then beat a very potent Chiefs team.
You either need to watch some more football or else get over your hatred of Brady. He's the best ever and it's really not even that close.
You consistently sound like a jealous, 12 year old boy in all of your posts. Grow up.
Put the talent that Bradshaw had around him around Brady and he wins a SB every year. Multiple QB’s could have won with that defense, Swan, Stallworth, Harris, Blier and that OLine around them. You can’t accumulate talent like that anymore.
Another massively stupid post by you....I don’t know how you do it, but you just keep getting dumber in every post.
You’re saying the rules nowadays help the QB and the offense....that means the rules back then helped the defense and the Steelers’ defense was the main reason why they won....change the rules to hurt the defense and Bradshaw doesn’t win as many SB’s.
This is never valid to compare across generations. Bradshaw would not have had the skillset to succeed today just as equally as putting Brady back then. Regardless, Brady has been significantly more important to his teams than Bradshaw was, and this is coming from one that loathes sissy boy Brady.
Worst halftime show imaginable. What I saw was a no-talent Michael Jackson wannabe lip sync through a horrific performance amongst hundreds of fitness club refugees with adult diapers covering their faces. The Super Bowl halftime organizers could have chosen any performer in the world and they picked this loser! I would rather have seen a performance by a randomly chosen 6th grade chorus.He should ask for a refund.
And I’ll bet there’s a bunch of guys today that throw harder than Koufax including guys in the minors. Better athletes, better coaching, better technique nowadays. When I played, your fast ball was your fast ball, it was pretty much what you were born with. These days through training and coaching they can add a lot of velocity onto your fastball. Athletes of each generation get better....bigger, stronger, faster.
Manning was a better QB; Brady had more team success. Rings are one of the worst ways to evaluate an individual in a team sport. Especially football, where there are 22 starters, not counting special teams.
I agree it’s the worst way if we were talking one ring or even two....but when you’re at seven with two different teams, it goes beyond the team. I don’t see anyone else that has better physical skills than Brady getting to 10 SB’s and winning 7 of them. At some point people just have to accept the fact he’s the best that ever played.
Hard to say how Koufax would compare to today's pitchers. Koufax's biography is an interesting read. He was an athletic freak. He had a basketball scholarship offer to the best program in the country at the time. He actually practiced with the Knicks when he was 16 years old. He had a tremendous vertical leap. Koufax didn't play baseball until he was a senior in high school and instantly attracted attention from pro scouts. A physiologist examined his muscle structure and it was unique. He had the perfect body to throw a baseball. We will never know for sure how good Koufax would be today but it is possible that he would be just dominant today as in the 1960s.
Brady doesn't flash on the field. He doesn't have any great physical skills other than his ability get and throw the ball very quickly. But his off the field prep and player management is off the charts. If you look at that team, on offense, four trash heap guys made significant contributions that won that game: Cronk, Fortenette, and AB. (plus TB). HIs ability to attract players and get them to prepare and play the game is incredible. Pats used to do it to...every year they'd add some miscreant that came to NE to win a SB. Beyond that, he is incredibly prepared. He always makes the right decisions.
How would Brady look behind the Chiefs OL? IMO switch QBs and the results are pretty much the same.
Definitely possible and no doubt he was an all time great. But his athletic ability you described is pretty common in today’s athletes.
Good point. Mahomes never had a chance. The Chief's OL didn't seem that bad against Buffalo. It was horrific last night. I wonder what was the difference. Is the Tampa Bay defensive line that good? I kept watching Stefen Wisniewski. As best I could tell he did do a bad job. The Chief's tackles were the weak point.
