Hated him as a Steelers fan but that man is the best to ever do it.

@donaldpump3072

8 ай бұрын

The NFL is rigged

@Bongface.

8 ай бұрын

@@donaldpump3072 I haven't watched the NFL in like 5 years.

@Will502x

8 ай бұрын

@@donaldpump3072your Mad Tom has crushed your dreams so many times 😂

@donaldpump3072

8 ай бұрын

@@Will502x I don't watch fooseball dipstick

@albertgutierrez7798

8 ай бұрын

its ok, because everyone that is not fan of the patriot hates tom brady but they still respect him because you're right he is one of the best to ever do it.

Guy was an absolute machine on the field, his level of focus and precision was insane.

@nsbdbsbsbdbzbz8555

8 ай бұрын

The meth might explain it. Dude is fucking out of his mind on Uppers

@HyperInflation2020

8 ай бұрын

He's the most accomplished QB in NFL history. Having said that, he also had a lot of Lucky breaks that went his way. Things that he had absolutely no control over. Like Adam Vinateri hitting 2 game winning field goals from long distance with time expiring. And Pete Carrol throwing at the goal line instead of running Marshawn Lynch for the win. Result, Interception. Or the 1st Superbowl victory against the Rams when he fumbled in the divisional round playoff game against the Raiders. That's 4 Superbowls that he had no control over those circumstances yet benefited from all of them. He's still the most accomplished of all time however he had so much fortune.

@rinowatson

8 ай бұрын

@@HyperInflation2020 can’t you make the kicker argument for every team every year? Plus not every kick was super long they were around 40 plus yard kicks. He makes his own luck by not going into OT and driving them down the field for a FG

@GrumpyOctopusman

8 ай бұрын

Brady's own words Laser focus 😆

@lotty4006

8 ай бұрын

@@HyperInflation2020 ehh... we just forgetting about the unlucky shit that went against him?? In both Giants SBs there were insane catches near the end of the game. On the drive before Sea threw that INT there was an absolutely ridiculously lucky catch. at the end of the day, brady is the best and it isnt close

Tom Brady is definitely the GOAT quarterback. I love his story. He was the 199th pick in the 6th round in the year 2000 which had a total of seven rounds and 254 picks. It's so inspirational, and it proves that it's not how you start but how you finish.

@fabiansandoval6132

8 ай бұрын

Goat QB??? More like the goat of all football.

@youtubedick-tators1991

8 ай бұрын

​@@fabiansandoval6132 Exactly, greatest to ever play football regardless of position

@princellasmith7562

8 ай бұрын

@@BaronSamedi2.0 it's sad when people are so used to poor grammar that they're surprised when someone can actually write. No, jackass, I wrote that. I am a writer and also a huge sports and Tom Brady fan. I have followed his story for years, and I'm likely much older than you are.

@ScoobySnax.

8 ай бұрын

@@BaronSamedi2.0chatgpt wouldn’t write goat in all caps. It wouldn’t even use the word goat

@timmybarns3917

8 ай бұрын

@@princellasmith7562Exactly

Tom is pure class. The charisma this man has this is what makes him so good. Such a genuine guy. Love how he didnt budge when patrick kept pushing the competitive thing. Hey man not everyone thinks the same. Different things motivate different people. People always wanna talk about the competitive thing cuz of jordan but thats not what motivates tom. Tom is motivated by the process and doing it the right way. Both winners just different way to think.

@davidaldridge5716

8 ай бұрын

“Not everyone thinks the same” That crosses my mind every time Pat talks about needing to choose enemies and find fuel etc….he’s been successful while in his head space so he probably doesn’t realize…but I’m certain you can ascend and pile up wins without thinking about “enemies” To me it seems a little lowly to use my energy thinking about other people that aren’t within my camp….unless I’m trying to learn You can lead and build without thinking about beating people…..in business some people are driven by freedom not winning

@AlejandroRasmussen7

8 ай бұрын

@@davidaldridge5716100%

@KCMGT23

8 ай бұрын

Tom Jordan

I feel blessed to have been able to watch him through out his entire career. Undisputable GOAT.

@princellasmith7562

8 ай бұрын

He is definitely the GOAT quarterback. I love his story. He was the 199th pick in the 6th round in the year 2000 which had a total of seven rounds and 254 picks. It's so inspirational, and it proves that it's not how you start but how you finish.

@pekfps2437

8 ай бұрын

@@harrym9655your ignorant that first sb lost he was 18-0 and lead a game winning drive with 2 minutes left but giants scored right after happened in both losses (not even his fault) then he loses a game where he was perfect and throws for a record of 500+ yards , besides that he won 6 super bowls with game winning drives then goes to statistically the worse team for the past 20 years and wins a ring year 1 he’s beyond the goat of just quarterbacks

@JohnHobart

8 ай бұрын

Yup me too. I went to Michigan and lived in Ann Arbor his entire Michigan career, went to the 2000 orange bowl, have a couple buddies who played with him at Michigan, it’s been freakin amazing and I wish he was still playing.

PBD's lack or understanding on how many elite athletes get passed the type of competitive spirit for which he assumes Tom has (because he himself has it) shows that he never played sports. If you make your achievements about being better than the other guy or crushing the enemy it will rob your joy and your productivity. It has to be about improving yourself for its own sake, as Tom said, to compete with the person in the mirror, and then allowing the results to come. You also become a team player that considers a rising tide raises all ships. That's why he keeps arguing the point with PBD but PBD just can't get it. The most arrogant jerks in sports make it all about beating others and win or lose, they have no peace.

@AlexanderTtl

8 ай бұрын

PREACH 🗣️ I noticed that as well, he couldn’t understand that Tom comes from a place of extreme gratitude and because he is a top athlete he knows what it takes to be at the top and it ain’t easy. So anyone who is is also at the top knows it’s because of their discipline, work ethic, and sacrifice where you are just trying to get 1% better everyday. You don’t have time focus on others because you’re focused on WINNING and being YOUR best self 🔥 💪

@benhallo1553

8 ай бұрын

Yeah he just exposed himself as shallow

@pamposandreou9655

8 ай бұрын

Everything he doesnt understand he tries to draw parallels with business it just makes no sense.

@03blaird

8 ай бұрын

Great point. You really have to get to the highest level of competition to understand it.

@AD-ur1fk

8 ай бұрын

Nah tom is very competitive. There is literally stories from teammates saying he wanted more rings than Jordan . He’s just being humble in front of the public

This title and video is super misleading... Tom Brady literally spends the whole video describing that he's motivated by the process of self improvement and process. He compliments his teammates and what PBD would call 'enemies.' Valuetainment literally puts in quotation a headline that only PBD spoke, "I'm Driven By Enemies," and tries to make it look like Tom Brady said that when literally he not only never said that, but everything Brady said was in complete opposition to that... PBD: "I've gotta ask you this, "What drove you more? Getting one more than Belichick or one more than Michael?" Tom: "It was neither! I promise you! PBD: "I appreciate the answer. But I'm selfish and greedy. I gotta push back. Let me tell you why. Okay, so I'm writing a book that's gonna come out... It's called 'Choose Your Enemies Wisely."... Goes on to promote the book and try to get Brady to comment. "So let's say that's really the reason, Tom... So Belichick or Michael?" Tom: "If Belichik gets another Super Bowl it doesn't take anything away from me... The man in the glass, that's the one that motivated me." PBD: "Here's my interpretation. Having one more than Belichick means more to you than having one more than Michael Jordan. Is that fair?" Tom: "No" and goes on to describe the respect he has for his 'would be enemies.' Valuetainment Headline: "I'm Driven by My Enemies" What???? Brady never says that once in any way, form, or fashion?

@corbangonzalez3898

8 ай бұрын

Earlier in the video he does bring that up though. I get what you mean, it really doesn’t fit for this specific video.

@ethanconnor7530

8 ай бұрын

Its clickbait

@swedishfish6505

8 ай бұрын

Who's show is this??

@starvvoy

4 ай бұрын

this interviewer fucking sucks. he’s an awful journalist

I just recently listened to interview with a former teamate of Tom's that played with him later in his career and his biggest take away when meeting him was how good of a person he was, to everybody. He said he would treat the cleaning people and other people lower on the totum pole as kindly as he did his teammates and coaches. Class act.

@lexstacks6944

7 ай бұрын

I agree. I've heard similar things..

@jerrygallant7932

25 күн бұрын

The goat period😮

You see how different he is. He cant even relate to the low brow ideals. He genuinely doesn't hold judgement in his heart. Impressive human.

@LeChina

8 ай бұрын

He's insane, in a productive way.

@slacproductions9595

8 ай бұрын

“Impressive human”? Zuck, is that you?

@burnbabylonburn78

8 ай бұрын

🙄🙄🙄

Hardwork, Discipline, Determination..that's what got him where he needed to be.

Brady legitimately loves people and he always gives everyone else credit. I like this about him.

You can tell that Tom has been in position of leadership for a very long time . He is a very good speaker and the way he addresses the audience along with Pat…. He tells very good stories as well….

@miamitten1123

8 ай бұрын

Why's Bet-David pushing who Tom would rather have more than? His trainer at college said _"Don't worry who get more. Just focus on what you're going to do to improve"_ .Tom literally says that in the interview. Bet-David was projecting too much there.

@mmddhh34

8 ай бұрын

Been in position of a leader 😂😂

this legend has an angelic face and demeanor but a demonic competitive drive. Truly an inspiration to every man to better themselves

@sp4604

8 ай бұрын

nailed it

@Terror832

8 ай бұрын

His face isn’t that angelic.

@g-dub5272

8 ай бұрын

@@Terror832ok neckbeard

Didn't realise how crazy this man can get. I see it now, that's what made him successful.

All the years watching Brady, you sorta see him walk on the field and just perform. What you don’t see is the grind to get there.

"I wish to crush the souls of my enemies, to see them driven before me.. to hear the lamentations of their women." Tom Brady Gigachad

@mm-2018

8 ай бұрын

Conan goat mode

The best thing I have seen from the great quarterbacks was two minute drill. Tom Brady is the king of the final drive. When the game is on the line get him the ball.

Toms work ethic is second to none. I have followed him from the beginning. I just started watching football and Tom was the underdog coming in as the last picked qb in the draft. I saw the work he put in and when it was his time, he made sure no one was going to take his spot. Even when Belichick wanted a new qb, Tom showed up and always played better than the young gun coming in. He kept winning and somehow the story flipped and somehow people hate him, he barely spoke. Now 7 time champion, 10 time conference champ. Just crazy to think he could've had all 10 rings.

@Maxtana5

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I'm still piss about sb42! And bill benchin wes vs jets because he talked about rex foot fetish!

@scoop2448

8 ай бұрын

Tuck Rule Seattle runs instead of throwing on Butler INT Dropped INT on Edelman catch Dee Ford doesn't line up offsides Boom, 7 rings to 3 rings in just 4 plays.

@Maxtana5

8 ай бұрын

@@scoop2448 if my aunt had ball she'd be my uncle, boom!

@scoop2448

8 ай бұрын

@@Maxtana5 if you're gonna whine about the helmet catch then you gonna bring up the other fluke plays

@StevenLeeStudios

8 ай бұрын

@@scoop2448boom, you made up scenarios. Go cry about brady some more kid lol

Mad respect to Tom Brady - a true winners heart and mindset. Also love how he gave a shot out to PBD at the end

As a lifelong Giants fan who has grown to acknowledge and respect Brady as the GOAT...When he said, "dude caught the ball on his f@#%ing helmet in 2007!" I smiled and laughed so hard at that shit!

Listening to Brady grovel about 18-1 all these years later makes this Giants Fan grin ear-to-ear. Thanks for the memories, Tom!

@sumitsharma3070

8 ай бұрын

Damn you man 😢. Cheers

@johnlennon6790

8 ай бұрын

You bastard, ha ha.

@Ateyicon

8 ай бұрын

18 and 1 giant loss

@jacksonbryant3862

8 ай бұрын

He alone has more super bowls that your franchise…

@RyanOblivion

8 ай бұрын

Here he is discussing 7 rings while you hang your hat on a single win. An example of the difference between a dude like Brady and a pedestrian.

He's dodging the hell out of that question! He flat out started talking about his body and health. He is the danm GOAT and that can't be denied! I started off not liking him at all. It got to the point where you just couldn't deny his greatness! He's a danm winner and it was an absolute pleasure being able to watch him make history! I've been lucky enough to witness Jordan,Tiger and Tom Brady's greatness, it was so danm awesome seeing it.

@donaldpump3072

8 ай бұрын

He's a cheater

@Liam-ex4mf

8 ай бұрын

@@donaldpump3072 hes a winner

@freedomfighter1861

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I didn’t like him until like 4th Super Bowl then i was like ok i see it!

@adiesha_

8 ай бұрын

I felt like what he said was he was motivated by the fact that he could play longer and and he wanted win.

@tjstreamer5982

8 ай бұрын

It's kind of a stupid question he doesn't care how many titles Michael Jordan has

In one podcast, Edelman revealed that he (Tom) wasn't looking to surpass Montana's 4 SBs. He was after MJ's record which he eventually surpassed, 7-6. Tom was simply too modest here to admit that. He didn't want to rub it on MJ out of respect for him but the whole world knows what he really had in mind.

@DJones-uk3hg

5 ай бұрын

He didn't want to admit it because he knew MJ would lace them back up, hop on a team and try to get another 3peat

man. every word from his mouth just comes out right. Can listen to him for hours. True leader.

The way he talk about the athletic is unbelievable his motivation his passion is outstanding for real.

Don’t know much about this guy but every answer he gives deserves a standing O.

Tom Brady was a true winner his energy and charisma a true industrious motivated individual so influential 🔥 🔥🔥.

It’s incredible to see his evolution over the years. This is incredible

One thing in common. All of them have drive. Regardless of where it's derived from, it's powerful enough to push them to such great heights.

Love this guy. Thank you for so many unbelievable years of amazing football. #PATRIOTS4LIFE #TB12 #GOAT Thank you Brady for giving this Patriots fan 20 amazing years. And so glad you won in Tampa ….

@user-sx5fn8yo5s

8 ай бұрын

Brady is a fabricated goat

Tom Brady is awesome. Showing that one can achieve incredible success while having a more wholesome approach.

Great interview from both sides! Well done gentleman and much respect

The best quarterback in decades. Without him it’s almost impossible to watch patriots.

@sbrooks904

8 ай бұрын

EVER

@stephanea5364

8 ай бұрын

In decades LOL

@user-sx5fn8yo5s

8 ай бұрын

Hes John cena

@LegallyBlind21

7 ай бұрын

In decades lmao. He’s the best Qb off all decades.

@user-sx5fn8yo5s

7 ай бұрын

@@LegallyBlind21 hes faker than John cena

Wow.that was cool. It was awesome to hear the passion for all.jus living life to the best.tb one of the best!thanks for many years

@ 7:05, he mentions the "man in the glass". I think it's a reference to the poem "The Guy in the Glass" by Dale Wimbrow. It's a great read.

Great Brady interview loved hearing his passion & process you could feel it as he was talking

PBD is really trying to push the enemies narrative

@MilanAndric

8 ай бұрын

shameful self-promotion! so disrespectful!

@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned

8 ай бұрын

seeking validation

@fromthefrunchroom

8 ай бұрын

@@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned often, it seems like he doesn't understand that you can be successful without being cutthroat

@MVProfits

8 ай бұрын

@@fromthefrunchroom yep. While in business, it's NOT a zero sum game. In sports, you can respect your opponents, and you compete hard against them, yet not wish them ill, and every one makes great money. Yet, when you win, the other team loses. That's just sports,. In business, you can make yourself and clients money. Sure, you have competition that loses out, but it's not like you have to "crush your enemies" to win in business. You have to compete hard, but no need to see them as "enemies". In sports, a few athletes need to hype themselves up like that to perform at their best, but most don't. Pat doesn't get that not everyone thinks like him! I like him overall but it's crazy how he can obtuse at times.

@diegomagellan

8 ай бұрын

Books don't sell themselves authors sell books

This is amazing. Great lessons for any business. Process and consistency.

Awesome interview Patrick you interview the best people out there

This is truly a Special Day, one in which multiple people who had something to do with this event look back and appreciate the day they interacted with Tom Brady. 👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻

Him and Mahomes are the only 2 QBs where I expect them to win no matter what. Even if they’re down 14 in the 4th, I just expect it.

@zaynes5094

8 ай бұрын

Well, I mean Pat hasn't shown that clutch factor too much yet, Tom showed he had that cool clutchness every game.

Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️

Very well spoken and clear.

I hated this man because I was supposed to as an opposing team. But dammit I've always respected this guys drive and motivation. He is the true definition of a champion. Now that he's out of the league it's not the same because I don't know a man with more drive besides Jordan...and Kobe. Win at all cost is a mindset that's not taught.

He is being truthful PBD , why is it hard to understand someone thinks a lot differently then you ?

This is the most laid back I’ve ever seen Brady in an interview. Really cool. Thanks PBD!! 👍

Never heard him talk but love the knowledge!

Pbd is killing it! I admire this man. Great interview!!

Goat interviewing goat

@TheSakufighter

8 ай бұрын

Right….. 🙄

@spritedan6672

8 ай бұрын

He hasn’t interviewed me yeah

@ron.mexico.

8 ай бұрын

Simp

This is awesome, Thank you Pat and Tom

Great clip!

I’m a Giants fan but Brady is the GOAT. Wasn’t till he actually retired that I truly respected just how good he was and how his work ethic and passion drove him to be great

Guys, as someone who had many failed businesses and is now running a successful one, this advice about being processed driven vs results driven is absolutely gold. Get a good process going based on what has worked for you, if you win great, if you lose, tweak the process. But don’t get hung up on the goal. That’s why so many people quit.

I love that he lets the guest speak unlike many interviewers/podcasters. He asks a question and actually listen to the answer….podcasters like Stern and Maher should take note

Tom is a humble man.

As a giants fan beating him twice he was a very clutch qb put in the best situations.

@antonchigurh7227

7 ай бұрын

As a Brady fan did you ever look at Eli's numbers in those 2 Championship runs??? 15 TD's ,2 INT's and he beat Farve and Rodgers right at Lambeau field. Eli was10 times the clutch performer than his brother was...

Words can’t describe him I admire him so much hes an inspiration to all men hallmark of a winner God bless him

I was a Tom hater for awhile, and really just cause he wasnt on my team that i root for. but I've always respected him as one of the greatest player ever and the amount of dedication is respectful

36 years I've lived in Buffalo NY. I couldn't stand TB12 for over a decade. Tom, your an inspiration to ssoo many people. Keep doing you buddy.

What a great interview, Tom Brady you are a legend! What a man! 💪🏼💪🏼

I genuinely don’t understand people who try to pit Belichick and Brady against each other in terms of Super Bowl’s, neither of them win 6 of them without each other. I’m sure they both appreciate the hell out of each other.

Tom’s amazing and he is right, be brilliant at the basics, work as a team, be passionate with a great attitude no matter how freaking hard it gets!!! Never complain, Make adjustments quickly and keep going! Success is tough. Failing or being average is worse!!

Inspiring.

The fricking GOAT 😍 Boom 💥👊

God damn I love you Brady this pumped me TF up!!!

I used to hate on him. But when I really started watching him, I came to admire the greatest competitor of our time. Thank you Tom for the wild ride. (I'm from Seattle).

about time you get back on the sports

Incredible interview.. congratulations PBD!!! Tom Brady is the guy all dads need to be to their kids..

@heathercmontez7336

8 ай бұрын

@ericbannister1030 Absolutely agree with you!!! Incredible interview, and congrats PBD, whom I've always watched, loved, and respected anyhow due to his never ending wisdom and optimistic outlook and helping our young men of today remember to go back to their roots and if you want to achieve your dreams YOU CAN, you just have to put in the work and never ever give up!!! Keep grinding even through the haters, let them fuel you even harder but always do it for you! We can reach for the stars and grab them if we try our hardest and never let the noise in to stop or block our mindset! Conquer and receive, no one else can ever take our power unless we allow them too! And as for my most favorite athlete, the definite ONE AND ONLY GOAT IN FB HANDS DOWN, he always delivers! His words and advice and the way he Carries himself and never gives up never cease to amaze me! He is the best role model for our young men of today and all dads should be so great and be this type of role model to their children and no doubt our world would be a much better place! Love you @tombrady and football will never be the same without you! Best of luck in all your new endeavors and opportunities that come your way, can't wait to follow and see what you do next!!! Still and always will be one of your #1 fans from day 1!!!!!!! 🏈🏆💍🥰🙌🥁🥇👍👑🐐⭐️🔥💥🥂☯️🆒♾️💯✝️💙💍💍💍💍💍💍🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🫶🏻🥰♾️🙌👊💯

Wow, Pat really went from MLM to interviewing legends. Gotta respect the hustle, whether it’s foundation is ethical or not 🤷‍♂️

My favorite athlete ever. I miss my Brady. Glad you are enjoying retirement. Now I can just watch football as a fan versus rooting against everyone but him. He inspired me in my career through his passion.

This is great

Jim Carrey's TB impersonation here is so spot on.

Belicheck has to get credit for believing in Brady. When Bledsoe was healthy again in 2001 Belicheck stuck with Brady even though he wasn’t really playing great he was playing ok. Belicheck passed on Bledsoe getting his job back even though he had just signed a 100 million dollar contract. He saw something in Tom and it took balls to give him the job over Bledsoe

@GameTime-yj6qv

8 ай бұрын

It was incredibly gutsy for Belichick to stick with Brady when Bledsoe had recovered. Had they failed, all the criticism would have fallen on Belichick.

@Maxtana5

8 ай бұрын

Thanx mo lewis!

@timsweeney684

8 ай бұрын

@@GameTime-yj6qvBill said he almost made Brady the starter the first game in 01. He was right there with Drew. They barely lost with Tom at QB after going 5-13 with Bledsoe.

@jacobwatson3781

8 ай бұрын

Remember, in the AFC championship game in 2001, Bledsoe led Pats to SB. Brady got hurt in that game.

As a pats fan it makes me sick to my stomach to know they didn't give him whatever he asked for. After 20 years im 39 i remember when we played Green Bay I was only one for the 85 bears. But I remember when we lost with Drew my dad saying maybe in ten years we'll get one.then 01 happened it felt so surreal from the dirty hit in the Pittsburgh game that took him out and bledsoe come in and lead us to a win. To having the lead that super bowl against the greatest show on turf and then the feeling of oh my God here we go again when the game was tied John Madden saying take this to overtime. The watch that kick go through gails voice it's good it's good and New England is super bowl champions

@codyrupp6727

8 ай бұрын

This was so hard to read, man. It took me way longer than it should have, and I'm still not 100% sure what you're trying to say.

@sergeontheloose

8 ай бұрын

Godzilla just died trying to read that. Do people actually understand what you are saying?

@bloconte2796

8 ай бұрын

Sean as a pats fan..I totally understood what yoi whas toying to say..🤣🤣🤣🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

@codyrupp6727

8 ай бұрын

@@bloconte2796 no clue what you're trying to say either pats fan.

@ScottH.

8 ай бұрын

Belichick screwed him over by not giving him the weapons he needed in his later years with the team and then not giving him the money he wanted and deserved is kind of unforgivable.

Yeah, I improved greatly as a martial artist even through my 30s. I definitely know the feeling.

I like listening to this guy 🙂

PBD really needs to learn that not everyone thinks like him, not everyone is driven by enemies. Just because he is a greedy monster doesn't mean we all have to be.

@Martinez07

8 ай бұрын

He’s a social media manipulator, using rhetoric to get generate views, the whole raw raw thing, sometimes it just boils down to simple things, you don’t need this whole list of enemies and quotes, that sounds good on a KZread short, in the real world do you think the average America is thinking I need a list of my enemies to go work my job tomorrow? No absolutely not, like Brady says he held the man in the mirror accountable F the rest you can only control yourself not the world

@drewr9580

8 ай бұрын

I’m driven by enemies does that make me a greedy monster?

@Silentbass7

8 ай бұрын

​@@drewr9580do you run a multi million dollar insurance business and pay your employees crap? Because that's what PBD does.

@drewr9580

8 ай бұрын

@@Silentbass7 I’m ignorant to that how much is “crap”

@phatneazy

8 ай бұрын

@@Silentbass7you mean do you pay your employees the amount they are willing to work for?😂😂😂

Brady is the man - super positive human

GJ PBD for being able to call anyone on their bullshit

7:46 The GOAT quarterback respecting the overall GOAT athlete. Love it.

My man is passionate still after all these years !

I remember the Kobie interview and then he got on the helicopter. Hopefully Brady is around for a long time to bless us with his extraordinary drive.

@Patrick-bo6jg

8 ай бұрын

Did you really just spell kobe like that

@diegomagellan

8 ай бұрын

Yes he did

This man is right believe in your process

Freaking Awesome!

Edelman has said it on record he was chasing Jordan to get to 7 chips

@pape5602

8 ай бұрын

I get it, I really do. But Brady in the same breathe as Jordan is so wrong. Brady actually lost in finals and played poorly in a lot of playoff games where his defence carried him. Just saying.

@giovannygarica275

8 ай бұрын

​@@pape5602and Jordan didnt win by himself either. He had stacked teams with Phil Jackson, Pippen, Rodman, etc. Brady 100% deserves to be in the same breath as Jordan. If Superbowls were a 7 game series. Heck even a 3 game series. Brady would have never lost. All his superbowl losses came down to the wire

@giovannygarica275

8 ай бұрын

​@@pape5602id even say his defense lost him those 3 superbowls. The Manningham catch, the tyree catch, and his defense allowing nick foles to throw for nearly 400 passing yards while brady had 505 in that same superbowl

@scoop2448

8 ай бұрын

@@giovannygarica275 Tuck Rule Seattle runs instead of throwing on Butler INT Dropped INT on Edelman catch Dee Ford doesn't line up offsides Boom, 7 rings to 3 rings in just 4 plays.

@pape5602

8 ай бұрын

@@giovannygarica275 Not once did I say that Jordan won by himself. They usually won because of Jordan, not in spite of him.

I hated him as a Seahawks fan but honestly his story is inspiring and I think way differently of him. TB is a good dude.

Pat, you didn't get your answer but you got even better unasked answers by Brady that was an indirectly great job! But to tell you the truth I was anxious to know as well. XD

This dude is the Goat! Especially as a quarterback! & similar to MJ in so many ways because they are both very humble & show their appreciation for other great athletes & that just adds to how great he is

He’s my hero. What I would give to have him autograph my football card of him. I’ve tried for years to do it I asked for it for Christmas every year until he retired I’m now 15 the hope is fading

Process, discipline, work ethic...... if you have those three things you'll be so far ahead regardless of privilege/talent.

God bless everyone and have a good day ❤

He had help from people to improve his performance, as do all professional athletes; trainers, physicians, and coaches. Tom Brady is goat at quarterback position, his records are unmatched, and the future generation of NFL players will be challenged to meet those accomplishments.

@PRICEX

8 ай бұрын

No shit…

@elliottharris9015

8 ай бұрын

@@PRICEX You blow your father with that mouth?!

@notundermywatch3163

8 ай бұрын

He set the bar pretty high

@elliottharris9015

8 ай бұрын

@@notundermywatch3163 Indeed.

I miss watching him play. Compassion to winning was on a totally different level from any other player.

@GameTime-yj6qv

8 ай бұрын

This season has not been the same without him.

Tom is a great motivational speaker

Tom is most Competition Athlete I ever seen. Great interview by The🐐

It was really easy to hate Brady when he was playing and beating my team all the time on his way to winning another Super Bowl. Now that he's retired I can admit that I admire his dedication and attitude towards football and life in general.

As a dolphin fan I'm supposed to hate Tom Brady but I can't because he is hands down the best player to ever play quarterback ever Nobody even close maybe payton it's a crying shame that he had to retire we miss you Tom

@shmiggz

8 ай бұрын

But he cheated

@Maxtana5

8 ай бұрын

​@@shmiggzprobably a colts fan!

@shmiggz

8 ай бұрын

@@Maxtana5 nope, but how does that change the fact that he is a cheater?

@Maxtana5

8 ай бұрын

@@shmiggz not

@johnpeace2358

8 ай бұрын

Believe it or not the NFL rigged or staged super bowls for teams. I would rather watch high school football.

He absolutely threw the hell out the ball on that one😁....absolutely!!!

Awesome! Driven is good!

how is Brady so old yet has the voice of a 20 year old still 😂😂👍🏿