Brady Breaks Down QB issues in NFL

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Steve young and Tom Brady break down the position and what’s wrong in the nfl.
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[@johnafsoc8929]

And that’s exactly why TB has 7 rings. Football IQ.

[@shootstraight91]

You can't deny that Brady was probably one of the "worst athletes" in the NFL, but his football IQ is through the roof and he gets even better in a clutch situation, which made him the GOAT

[@dphilly179]

My dude idk WTF you're talking about but that combine pic of Brady in those white boxers is the literal definition of PEAK MALE PERFORMANCE 🤣. @@shootstraight91

[@dphilly179]

Seriously though you wouldn't have been able to pick Brady out of a lineup with 10 other random fucks fresh off the couch lol

[@ryandunn2930]

This is news to people?? Hmm. I should have played QB

[@daveg4236]

@@shootstraight91yeah a 20 year vet with 7 rings is one of the worst athletes. What a moronic statement.

[@pasqualeminichillojr831]

Brady "Why did you snap the ball? I mean you clearly knew.." Morgan Freeman " But they clearly didn't know."

[@CertifiedClapaholic]

No, they know, they just aren't allowed to improvise because they have control freak coaches that shot down their throats if they misread a disguise.

[@fenixchief7]

​@@CertifiedClapaholicat a certain point, a qb can kinda just do whatever they want. If it came down to it, KC would dump Reid in a second if Mahomes wanted.

[@CertifiedClapaholic]

@@fenixchief7 you used the best QB in football as an example. Now try using someone like Jordan Love or Justin Fields. They're not at liberty to do dumb shit at the line of scrimmage.

[@gcoffey223]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheRealAbraxas]

@@fenixchief7 Reid is an all-time coach and his offensive play calling is next level.

[@jmw434]

This was more insightful than hours of sports talk radio

[@nateindaytona8557]

Brady and Manning talking football is music to my ears

[@gb3346]

That's Steve Young

[@nateindaytona8557]

@@gb3346 not to me

[@djjsmooth27]

Yeah, especially Manning. The way he breaks down X’s and 0’s is remarkable

[@OGLocsta09]

​@@nateindaytona8557😂😂😂

[@BrianGabbert]

He’s going to be a great analyst once he finally gets in the broadcast booth.

[@nightwingjonah]

Dare I say the greatest

[@fashionlife5348]

Nobody trynna listen to Timbo

[@danielpipkorn8620]

Don't think it happen.

[@Iswhatitis321]

Signed a espn deal already wym​@@danielpipkorn8620

[@Stewie-A-Simpson]

He needs to coach. The way he speaks it shows he focuses a lot on the fundamentals of the game.

[@korryjones7371]

I could listen to Tom talk football all day long. Dude is so smart!

[@MobiusCoin]

The most annoying part was that for like the last 10 years we knew he had this wealth of knowledge but he would never say shit. Glad he'll be in the booth. And we actually can get some insight from the goat.

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

No he isn't. He's a cheater that got lucky landing Gronk on the last half of his career.

[@rileystrawbridge9583]

Keep hating. Football is a team sport for sure but it wasn't only gronk. This man utilized all his team mates.

[@BluntVille]

you cant get lucky going to 9 superbowls plz stop you sound very casual @@ralphiecifaretto8961

[@jackfeldman8684]

@@ralphiecifaretto8961you silly silly boy

[@coop8]

Steve - "So tom, how was your day?" Tom:

[@codycurnutte9778]

He’s going to be ripping dudes a new one on tv next season and I’m here for it

[@sdizzle1048]

I think most people don’t realize the mental acuity Brady and the elite QBs have. He doesn’t have Lamar’s Legs… So his mind has to be his weapon!

[@tmgco]

And don’t forget Mahomes, who regularly bails on the called play to leave the pocket to extend plays and improvise.

[@nunyabidness7463]

​@@tmgco isn't Brady saying that Mahomes shouldn't have to do that if he changed the play based on what defense is?

[@tmgco]

@@nunyabidness7463 pretty much. Though to be fair, a good portion of the time times that Mahomes takes off is because his pocket protection breaks down.

[@dersnichols6914]

@@tmgcoand don’t forget Reid, who has designed an entire offense around mahomes ability to make off script plays. Weird how no one ever acknowledges this lol. Don’t get me wrong there are plenty of coaches who will design plays that cater to their mobile qbs by leaving space to one side of field and pulling defenders out but what makes reids design particularly interesting is due to Mahomes alien like ability to avoid sacks and gets outside the pocket and throw on the run he is able to focus on scheming up looks for receivers that don’t clog up soft spots when covered which is in anticipation of Mahomes breaking out of the pocket. The whole offense is designed to give Mahomes multiple options on any given play.. even down to the shovel passes and delay routes. It’s fckjng beautiful. There’s a method to the madness. In no way am I discrediting mahomes ability’s, he’s a literal alien but from our view and from the defenses view it purposefully looks unstructured, he is banking on defenders to go for Mahomes when he gets outside, that’s the only way it works and Mahomes is the only qb that can pull it off. I hate em but gd I respect Reid/mahomes

[@tmgco]

@@dersnichols6914 Reid has always had mobile quarterbacks, McNabb and Vick at Philadelphia and then Smith and now Mahomes at KC. I think that he likes them because when the called play is well defended the qb can take off and improvise. One would have to have an insider’s knowledge of Reid’s offense and Mahomes’ responsibilities in it to effectively rate his performance. It may be that his uncanny physical skill set is making up for the lack of intellectual ability that Brady has eluded to. But that’s something only studying the postgame film would reveal.

[@tiemann55]

He’s gonna be awesome as a commentator

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

No, he won't.

[@michaellopez1314]

@@ralphiecifaretto89617 rings later and people still bet against tom 🤣

[@carlosbautista2247]

@@ralphiecifaretto8961 he will, has a good speaking voice and he’s Tom Brady for crying out loud. People will tune in to listen to the goat speak football

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

@carlosbautista2247 Lolol, you're not taking into account that he's hated by allot of people. And no, he's NOT the GOAT.

[@tiemann55]

Just listen to his podcast. He knows the game and he’s a smart guy , he will transition well .

[@Squentintarantino]

Brady better coach in the future

[@quan4251]

The pay probably wouldn’t be worth the headaches for him.

[@gregb.6799]

Why? He's gonna make hundreds of millions to sit in a booth without all the stress and headaches of coaching.

[@davidbolduc4378]

I doubt this will ever happen b/c for much of the same reason MJ never went into coaching. The dedication isn't there and that would drive TB12 CRAZY!

[@nyxnaux4737]

Bro imagine if Brady won 7 SB as a player and like 3 or 4 more as a coach that would be INSANITY! Patrick Mahomes would NEVER catch him 🤣🤣🤣

[@carlfrye1566]

Coaching is a seriously FULL TIME year round job.

[@pixsilvb9638]

Jesus Christ! GOAT spitting out some top level all-time absolute jewels. No wonder his mind was always at another level from the rest of the league.

[@timakers9138]

You've never played football have you

[@pixsilvb9638]

@@timakers9138 On the contrary. I was a player. And a good one!

[@tmgco]

@@timakers9138what you meant to say is that he never played quarterback. Most players who have never played the position do not understand its intricacies.

[@timakers9138]

@@pixsilvb9638 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Theckonestroh]

Brady asking you to call audible. But that is studying a ton of film and plays. I think it took Brady about 6 or 7 yrs when they added wrinkles to plays in cadence.

[@achillesjones70]

Listening to him, I can still hear the enthusiasm for the game in him.

[@DriftEntry101]

When the goat speaks, you listen 👍

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

Except he's NOT the GOAT. So there's that.

[@colinmurray9297]

You are really passionate about saying the winningest qb of all time isn’t good.

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

@colinmurray9297 Never said he wasn't good. And winning football games is a team accomplishment. Peyton Manning ended his career early because of a neck injury. So have other QBs that had to retire before they wanted to.

[@rileystrawbridge9583]

You just proved your other reply on the other comment was bullshit. Keep hating.

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

@rileystrawbridge9583 I don't hate anybody. Just he's not the best QB of all time. He's the most decorated. But not the best. Emmitt Smith had the most yardage and TDs ever. Is he the best RB ever? Jerry Rice has the most recieving yards ever. Is he the best WR ever? A case can be made that he is. But nobody thinks it's cut and dry that he's the best ever. He definitely had the most longevity.

[@JasonEmerson711]

Every single day, Brady is solidifying his GOAT status. Listen to all the podcasts, interviews, *stories* from former players. Damn dude is a wizard. A wizard who worked harder than *everybody*

[@carloszuniga9803]

And he started at the bottom.

[@micahwilliams1826]

Mahomes is the GOAT

[@JasonEmerson711]

@@micahwilliams1826 Not yet. He just might be though one day.

[@JonSnowsGhost]

Kobe said the same thing about todays NBA. He called it playing “accidental basketball”. Where you play without a plan. The greats know where all of their teammates are supposed to be and where the defenders want to be.

[@illusion9966]

This is why Larry wad so great.. He didn't have the athletic skills to beat you So he dominated with his mind.. To the point when asked who they would rather defend MJ or Larry James worthy said MJ.. because you only had to worry about MJ When you guarded Larry...it was mentally exhausting because he was going to use the whole team And you had to guard all of it

[@michaelbrown8441]

because they are drafting athletes not thinkers

[@nunyafukinbizness]

This was evident to me watching the chiefs vs Ravens in the conference championship. Ravens o line was ranked top 3, and made a case for being #1 that game. They were giving Lamar 5-6 seconds in the pocket throughout the game. Lamars probably the most gifted athlete/rusher we've seen at QB, but struggles greatly/is below average at reading defenses post snap and going through his reads. The chiefs played 3 high safety prevent almost the entire second half, and despite this late in the fourth Lamar goes for a deepshot (worst option against 3 high safety prevent) to likely into triple coverage that gets picked off. It was a textbook example of what youre talking about. A dude can be an absolute stud athletically/talent wise, but the mental part of game is what wins the big games, or superbowls.

[@VigilanteWilliamson]

To play Angel's advocate pass rushing has come a long way in that every team has at least one super quick edge rusher, necessitating faster more mobile QBs. CJ Stroud seems like he may turn out to be both a great athlete and someone who thinks through the game judging by his interviews.

[@MickeyMo600]

Cough cough, Jalen Hurts

[@jsanders9975]

​@@MickeyMo600This actually doesn't fit hurts. It fits more of Justin fields who was drafted and thrown right in without being groomed.

[@anthonytaylor7928]

As u know the greats back in the day called their own plays

[@Devan585]

Tom and Steve are some of the most talented QB’s getting to watching them talk about football is amazing.

[@NaWiiD]

TB speaking in GOAT language

[@davidwagner9644]

This is why the run and shoot was so successful back in the day. The WR were required to adjust their routes vs the cover. Also adjust their splits. The QB and WR had to be on the same page.

[@travisoshea]

That’s exactly like today. Hahaha

[@awesome_life6728]

He needs a show because he has my full attention.

[@turns2ashes]

Brady, Manning, Brees, these guys were Field Generals. We likely won’t see players like this again due to the college games obsession with read option plays

[@curtisjordan5303]

That's mainly due to faster defensive lineman. Teams went away from pro style to the spread offense. 11 personell is the default offensive set up, your edge rushers are hybrid players, light in the ass. 8 in the box throw the pass, 7 in the box run the ball.

[@turns2ashes]

There’s a an opportunity though. Defenses are getting light weight these days so a really good run heavy team with a savvy pocket passer who can pull off play action could steam roller some of those teams. But it’s not flashy and it doesn’t encourage the best recruits to join your program. The running back is also an endangered species these days.

[@curtisjordan5303]

@@turns2ashes I think college football still loves RBs but, now QBs are often your best athletes. In my opinion they do play action even better because QBs are a real threat on the ground. A bootleg can turn into a 20yrd completion or rush based off how the defense plays it. QB who is a dual threat can have the PAP affect even when that's not the play call. As soon as a defender has to honor the run, the QB is dictating the defenders response/position on the field. I think pure pocket guys are done though. They must have a little wiggle at least. Penix, Tua, Goff, Stafford, Stoudemire are the pocket passer archetypes, not great runners but, able to get out of dodge in the right situations.

[@turns2ashes]

College teams have essentially combined the running back and QB position. But, what we then get is weaker passers when they hit the NFL. They aren’t as fast compared to DBs as they were in college so unless they are a complete freak it doesn’t translate to pro level

[@curtisjordan5303]

@@turns2ashes it doesn't always have to be that way. Aaron Rogers is mobile, Big Ben, Russell Wilson, Dak Prescott, Steve Young. All great athletes who also can throw the ball. Guys like Eli and Flacco could run when needed in their prime. If that's what these guys can develop too, that's not a bad thing. Also being a pure passer doesn't translate to the NFL at the same rate as the freak athletes. And just as many draft busts if not more. Got to add Luck and Burrow in there too.

[@davehart2120]

How to call out Lamar with out saying his name. 😂

[@BimmerFordDude]

That’s cover 3 😂

[@PeterTeehan]

Bro - Too soon, but so true haha

[@shmillyguy1035]

@@BimmerFordDudewhat?

[@j.r.3945]

Lamar is different his rushing ability is a fundamental part of his game that’s what makes him an elite player. Guys who aren’t elite like that aka most qbs in the world have to use their mind as a weapon

[@djhart25]

@@j.r.3945None of that changes what Tom is talking about. It's still the quarterbacks responsibility to read the defense and put your team in the best position every play which Lamar doesn't really do. QB's whose whole shtick is "I'm fast" are some of the easiest for a good defense to gameplan against.

[@hansbystrom9983]

We need this man to broadcast more. Amazing analysis

[@718datbxkid]

He is next season

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

No, not really.

[@rileystrawbridge9583]

Wow dude you had to hate on every pro Brady comment. HAHAHAHA this video actually had you crying. What team did you root for that he kicked the crap out of in the super bowl?

[@K31011]

Thats why Brady shredded everyone with less than five minutes or whenever he called his own plays. Hurry up the defense could come close to keeping up unless it was Ed Reed & Ray Lewis.

[@justasullivanthang6888]

Facts # RavenNation

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

Or, it's because he had the best recieving TE of all time that could catch a ball 10 yards away from him and the refs called a flag if anyone touched his jersey.

[@rileystrawbridge9583]

BROOOOO WHAT ANOTHER ONE. At this point I'm going to see just how far down you went to hate on every Brady comment. You are a freaking chump bro.

[@josepha.1315]

@@ralphiecifaretto8961he didn’t play with gronk his entire career and the ref thing is so false. This sounds more like mahomes honestly just throwing to kelce who is schemed wide open all the time (even though gronk was better for sure)

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

@josepha.1315 Yeah, and he had average stats until Randy Moss and then latest Gronk was on the team. His first 3 Super Bowls, he was a game manager while they had great defenses and were caught cheating. Then he didn't win anther Super Bowl for like 10 years until he got Gronk on the team. Then all he had to do was toss the ball up in the air within 20 feet of Gronk and he'd catch it. Go back and watch clips. How many times did Brady throw perfect passes right into recievers hands? He didn't. He didn't have to be accurate. He threw lousy passes most of the time that he was lucky enough to have all time big WRs and TEs be able to catch them. If he didn't have Gronk, he'd have ZERO Super Bowls in the second half of his career.

[@johnlee7085]

Reiterates the comments from so many that the game becomes so much more cerebral when the skill disparity decreases between the various players.

[@keithaguilar9790]

I'm going to say this as a Football coach. There are Football coaches who are guilty of the same thing and put their teams in bad positions. I give my LBs at the HS level the ability to kill a play because of what the offense does or shows, and it drove the micromanaging HC nuts. "Why didn't they Blitz?" Me, because the offense showed Jet Sweep and we kill all blitzes on Sweeps. If we blitz we have no outside contain and that leaves a CB to make the play or the Safety who is 10 yds off the ball.

[@tonton9472]

Tom Brady needs a show or documentary series. The GOAT

[@gagejernigan5277]

The mental aspect of the game is the hardest to get down. So many QBs have fantastic physical gifts but they can’t read a defense. Look at Mitch Trubisky’s UNC tape. Cannon for an arm, can make every throw at every level. But his head doesn’t move. He’s a one read QB who relies on his top pass catcher getting open. If that doesn’t happen he panics. Like a lot of guys.

[@user-qu9lv7ev9j]

Mitch only started one game in college he was pick by anatalitics

[@gagejernigan5277]

@@user-qu9lv7ev9j he started a full season in 2016 what are you talking about?

[@jamesbaxter571]

Mitch had some terrible coaching throughout his college and so far in his professional career. His last head coach was suppose to be an offensive guru but turned out to be a fraud (Nagy).

[@blackwidowsm]

That described not only Tribusky but Mahomes Allen mariota richardson quarters when they came could make progressive reads. At time of draft Tribusky was highest rated passer he gets all sorts of hell now but at that draft Mahomes had a 6.31,draft grade was thought to be a project and Mahomes was first air raid quarterback that broke through he had that stigma one thing helped Mahomes Reid dumped his beloved west coast offense and went with a air raid concept offense to help Patrick succeed. Only other team to run this offense were patriots. Patriots were known to adjust thier offense not only season to season but play by play always changing when Josh Daniel’s were running offense. He may have been terrible head coach but he knew how to to put together imaginative offenses for patriots. Of quarterbacks in this class I like penix and McCarthy they have the nfl tight window ability and both are cerebral on field calm don’t get flustered. Mayecaxeorknin progress. Cb great talent but plays outside of structure and nfl is all about structure., Daniel’s scares me my body looks more durable than his love his arm and timing but cringe soon as I see a linebacker blitzing and leveling him. One thing college is fun nfl hurts and full of pain. Sundays are easy it’s the Mondays and Tuesday how your body recuperates from the punishment. Look cousins signed with Atlanta he saw a good offensive line no one took impactful hits line he did last two years! Look at quarterbacks who are signing elsewhere few are signing where teams have porous offensive lines save for Darnell and he merely wants to start.

[@JGor_37F]

I wasn’t a Brady fan, but I admire greatness. And based on the clips I have seen of him, he might be one of our great commentators. He has the knowledge and charisma. If he’s paired with the right guy, could be another Summerall & Madden situation.

[@sethharmon1782]

These two would create the best QB room ever

[@g4lsupreme542]

The greatest Qb of all time talking to the most talented QB of all time . Steve had the pin point accuracy, the arm strength the scramble and escape ability and the dawg in him by any means necessary.

[@EB-bl6cc]

@@g4lsupreme542 so true, it's unfortunate he wasn't able to be in the league longer

[@kingmicasiah]

Brady as the Patriots OC would be Elite!!!

[@derrickb.alexander6472]

A QB is suppose to pre read the defense and figure out what the defense is looking like they are in (man for man, zone)! Then, he can audible to the right play for the best results (touchdowns, first downs)! Sometimes, the QB had to improvise a little! Take what the defense gives you!

[@joegarrison5911]

And thats exactly why a good QB is more important than a good coach. The coach can't audible to the right play for them.

[@DrewCotts56]

First time as a jet fan I actually agree with this guy and like his take.

[@user-ep8uq9xs5i]

And that is why he is the 🐐

[@Mike461982]

And this is why Mahomes is the best QB currently in the NFL. He reads the defense and audibles to a play that works for his defensive read.

[@steelernation6125]

And Mahommie doesn't cheat like NO INTEGRITY BRADY

[@tuhuster]

Doesn’t cheat either. Plus Pat can turn into Lamar when he needed to.

[@jring383]

This is for all the critics of Aaron Rodgers for "calling his own plays" and "holding back Matt LaFleuer"

[@sheepshead17]

All criticism of Rodgers is warranted. Best thrower of the ball all time, yet not the best qb. Qanon Aaron only went by his pre snap read, routinely locked in on one receiver, and took way too many sacks which either took the pack out of fg range or hurt field position.

[@ChestyPuller1775]

He sucks

[@sheepshead17]

@chrissadowski253 did you even read my comment? I told you a few of my gripes with rodgers as a player.

[@chinqlinq89]

@@sheepshead17 Arod is my all time fav QB but I agree. I say the same thing, he’s the best thrower of the ball all time but he lacked the leadership traits that separated Brady from the rest. Aaron would rely on Davante Adams too much because it was too easy. Then comes the playoffs and he plays a good, well coached team that obviously focused on shutting his WR1 down and now he has to fall back on a bunch of receivers he avoided as much as possible because they dropped a couple passes.

[@jrdb04]

@@sheepshead17ehh can u blame him I’m not saying rodgers is some perfect qb but we do effort every team he lost to was like all time elite defenders The 49ers the giants the seahawks teams even the goat right here and Peyton manning cousins why through

[@davepartnoy9244]

I can listen to Tom talk all day

[@JP-ez8ks]

"THE 💩's CHESS, IT AIN'T CHECKAZ" - Alonzo Harris

[@2chipped]

Its called action vs reaction

[@MrYatesj1]

The goat speaks the truth

[@brianredd973]

It puzzles me that people can't figure out how Brady was so successful, im a Dolphin fan and watched this guy overcome just about any possible scenario We'd pressure him in the first half 3 sacks 5 knockdown, 7 pressures and they'd score maybe 7 points And I'd always say better switch shit up cause he's going to adjust , second half comes ? 0 sacks a couple of hurries and 3 td passes Master chess player with a great arm and impeccable accuracy

[@REDpillNEWS777]

Brady please come back and give us ONE MORE YEAR

[@syrupofwahoo3059]

How many older heads like me remember a guy called Terry Bradshaw who called his own plays?// I know, your even olderheads….Johnny U, Otto Grahame,

[@B1gHagar]

Dude, back then, everybody called their own plays. Most QBs today couldn't tell you a man play vs a zone play.

[@michellekrueger8863]

If I was a QB in the NFL today I would go to him for advice and see if I could train with him so I could improve my skills and experience and play chess while everyone else is playing checkers

[@frogalex8915]

And honestly it wouldn’t be alot of training with Brady it would be more film study and picking his brain.

[@tylerg3679]

If I was a boxer today I’d go to Mike Tyson and train with him so.. if I was a golfer I’d just go ask tiger woods to train me.. god you sound dumb

[@michaelharkins4645]

He would do it definitely

[@luthergk1276]

I love how he’s brilliant understanding of the game made him the goat.

[@stephentrumblell5993]

That was a perfect explanation. He’s the Goat!

[@codyjustice8394]

Dak Prescott has left the chat

[@diegomagellan]

Among Lamar and others not named Patrick mahomes

[@steelernation6125]

Yeah Prescott said.... this guy got caught cheating multiple times 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@willgyackov]

He means Josh Allen more than lamar

[@MugamiChinzano]

Did Brady mention Allen on that?

[@jeffbucy4483]

I'm pretty sure he's talking about all of them.

[@shawncrevda3494]

No he dosent

[@hhhrocksh4088]

They are both equally terrible at qb. Just great athletes

[@bigguns647]

Definitely Lamar

[@josephrowland2086]

Educating the fans and players will help the game evolve. Excited for him and for players that are looking for honest feedback to improve.

[@jomamackdaddy]

Damn, goin off on Lamaar Jackson.

[@Greybeardmedic]

A smart QB will always beat a running QB in the long run.

[@axiss7437]

I was thinking of josh Allen tbh

[@MickeyMo600]

​@@axiss7437Definitely both, but Lamar for that last game is just a machine to the call.

[@Yonnireed0101]

Kc too

[@steelernation6125]

Lamar didn't cheat

[@timmacsweet131]

I think this is also an indictment of analytics based play calling. Brady alluded to the coaches “playing chess” and “playing probabilities” to decide what may happen instead of allowing QB’s to react to what the defense is showing and audible. I think that coaches in most sports now think that putting players into situations that benefit them on a statistical level has replaced coaching them to anticipate and adapt to particular situations. I see this in baseball and basketball as well. Coaches and managers have a pre set plan of attack and just want players to blindly follow the plan because they have computed a statistical advantage to a specific play or strategy. Coaches think it’s easier to plug someone into the system than to coach them to make decisions.

[@ikeaneke5970]

Analytics v in game instincts. Coaches have to give QBs license to make best options. If they can't think on their feet they're finished with speed modern offensive linesman

[@wesleyausborn4256]

​@@ikeaneke5970 that would be funny. They are given advantage in the rules now to put best atlrere at qb and pressure thd defense in one onnone battles. They give him the"checkdown" at which to look if primary isn't open. This is almost a roboqb with thought being handled by a former 3rd team qb who lacked physical skillset to play at highest competeive levels.

[@wesleyausborn4256]

Take that EXTRA uf then or 2 that Brady could add to his reaction to a play call and it broadens each play even more than ever since that was a between series discussion go be incorporated into the possible calls as opposed to added to each specific cdll. It dies elevate a 1 orv2 read qb who was great in college but unable to adapt to NFL game so much that it propels the athlete tic skills into a much higher importance. N I w an atlete with decent short-term memory recall goes from mediocre to dangerous. Let's bring the communications into the broadcast like a NASCAR team can be followed during a race. Then, anybody who scoffs at my commentary would have mouthful of crow. That's the best kept secret that so many don't want to acknowledge and until Brady gets offended by this misperception as if it was simply opportunities not given or it would have already been like this, the world would already believe the lies history is being rewritten to tell.

[@kaos_krs1774]

Brady is brilliant. Period.

[@hammersandoval1011]

Goat speaking dropping knowledge, 49ers needs the goat 🐐 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💥😲🇺🇸🫡

[@steelernation6125]

Shame to the game brady 😕

[@Docstantinople]

It’s a testament to just how technical the game of football can really be. All the designed plays, 53 players in the roster, all the coaching positions. It’s so many variables at play and everything and everyone has to consistently be on the same page to win. It’s truly is the ultimate TEAM sport and why I’m such a fan of the game and love to study it.

[@Himijendrix014]

What he’s really saying is lack of preparation film to be able to make the audibles. Manning Brady Made up talent with preparation iq.

[@michaelbrown8441]

they were smart not just athletic

[@therealdmoan3219]

​@@michaelbrown8441both were deadly accurate too with ball placement

[@MugamiChinzano]

Steve was the guy who ran!

[@jonv1776]

Steve was a guy who could run... Well. He was also a hella efficient and deadly thrower.

[@nicholasali2182]

Two of my all-time favorite players ❤

[@kerrydaniels8460]

The more this man talks the more you realize why he's definitely the goat.

[@stephenlindblade1289]

Lamar

[@joewiekierak9641]

Exactly

[@paynegarage6782]

@@joewiekierak9641Josh

[@matth3822]

He 1000% isn’t talking about Lamar. Lamar the only player Brady respects.

[@jeffbucy4483]

This is about all quarterbacks.

[@JimmyRay7159]

He understood what defensive coordinators were trying to do to him as much as he understood what he was trying to do to them.

[@JasonZitzmann3]

Wow. A 30 second clip has me so ready to see him as an analyst. Good shit, Goat.

[@williamthomas5215]

I feel like it’s going to be hard for Tom to be a broadcaster because he’s going to feel like he can play better than 80% of the QBs he’s watching. And most likely, he’s right.

[@dannyduds1058]

Daniel mother effin Jones should watch this on repeat

[@_gelato.god_4265]

Can’t wait for this man to be in the booth calling games!

[@oussamabm3754]

i love how he did not use layman terms but still broke it down simply enough for anyone to get it

[@QuestionEverythingMang]

Most QBs don't see what's happening on the field like TB - it's what sets him apart.

[@Natedawgontheright]

Really dont see a whole lot of last second audibles now, like you did with Manning and Brady. who seemed to do it all the time .Maholmes does it some

[@MickeyMo600]

It will pick up when Andy retires. I think he will do fine personally.

[@wowTasteThis]

I think this has more to do with how young to top QBs currently are. Stroud, Love, Hurts, Purdy..... these guys are so early in their careers. Also defensive schemes are significantly more complex and dynamic than even 5 years ago with all the split coverages/pattern matching

[@SonGokuSann]

TB commentating with Romo would be GOLDEN . 😊

[@ZackaryJoubert]

Love learning from his decades of playing. I just hope that he isn’t forever the pessimist while calling games.

[@86will1]

Miss this guy... ❤❤❤

[@PattyBandAidz]

I can listen to this type of talk all. day. long.

[@rickpaton7538]

I need hundreds of hours of this!

[@Carlos2Dangerous]

I agree with Tom. The problem is him, Manning, Rodgers, and a few other were the only ones who consistently were able to do that in NFL history. Only generational type players have been able to dictate plays at the line of scrimmage like them. Even Mahomes isn’t doing what they were doing before the play

[@vanhattfield8292]

Poor Steve struggling to stay awake... 😂

[@Mysterio-hk9gj]

I'd love to hear Brady Debate Tony Romo on Play Calling like this 😂💯🔥💥🤯😳🫣😊😶‍🌫️👑🤔🧐🤨🤦😵‍💫😎✨💫🌟

[@UKnowWhoBadbish]

Tony would surely fumble the snap

[@sengchang2868]

To listen to the mind of a player is great

[@bauerpower83]

Chess master! Allen keep hanging out with this man!

[@Ho11is2Ho11ywood]

Totally agree. Peyton and Tom used to carve defenses up with audibles. "You have my plan A figured out but my plan be is about to ruin you."

[@Ekg915]

Reminds me of kobe talking about the modern nba. He said in his day they played with purpose. And nowadays its all reacting no play no purpose just reacting.

[@tacodaddy4309]

This like when a mechanic talks to me about engines and I’m like…yeah yeah I really don’t know what he talking about

[@oddlyimpressive]

He basically said the QBs can't/don't read the defense and adjust accordingly.

[@officialjayfix]

Omg, omg we need him on TV next to AL

[@rhonecherrington2131]

I try telling everyone this all the time, that I'd rather have Brady making the right reads and calling the right plays, and being un sackable cause he processes information quickly and gets rid of the ball quickly, as well as throws covered people open, which imo he was the best ever at, than someone who can't do those things but has the athletic ability to scramble and buy receivers time to get open as well as the arm talent to then make up for the throws they failed making in the first place...

[@steelernation6125]

And I tell people all the time that if there's any advice to take from NO INTEGRITY BRADY it should be about how not to get caught cheating.... just throw evidence away 😂

[@steelernation6125]

HALL OF FAME FOOTBALL PLAYERS DONT CHEAT

[@nicciarcia4941]

One of the best things about TB12 retiring, is that we start to get a better look into his mindset and how he played the game. I bet if he ever got into coaching, he'd be a better at than as a player.

[@factChecker01]

These are the things that I can not see but make a quarterback great.

[@Baddawg22]

Brady is gonna change the viewers experience and expectations when he gets in the booth soon.

[@lareh5501]

Steve Young sitting there like, 🤔💭 _"yeah uhhh, how do you think I got all those rushing yards... this dude's sounding like the critics of me vs my predecessor Joe Montana."_

[@jarrodpalmer4850]

He so wise the guy has seen everything at this point

[@Benaddicted11trkfbal]

very intense guy just look at his eyes when he speaks

[@AcidicJO]

They need to send this to Cam. Dude called Brady a game manager

[@paulm5871]

Cam is probably wondering “What is a cover two?” 😂

[@Redmartian2000]

Perfectly explained what a QB's job is.

[@turtlevader]

I hope he becomes a coach some day soon.

[@trepan4944]

The GOAT operates on a different level.

[@Aurora_Tom_Renton]

I’m glued to what he saying

[@sawnewwenberg3043]

Facts...so easily describes pre-snap reads and coverage audibles

[@DJ-jl5tn]

Tommy made me money by reading defenses. Well done. BOB was my winning vegas strategy. Simply put it was Bet On Brady. I now have a remodeled man cave. Thanks Tom😊

[@steelernation6125]

He made you money by cheating.... stop lying to yourself 😂😂😂😂

[@DJ-jl5tn]

@@steelernation6125 Nope, it was by winning. Losers cheat and still lose. “Just win baby.” - Al Davis. “ America loves a winner. “ George Patton. “Get yo money man.” -Too Short

[@joedorsey7846]

I can’t remember Purdy calling an audible! He’s definitely a game manager!!!! I saw Brady & Peyton check off and call audibles hundreds of times

[@JoeGain-pk3vz]

Whole nutha level and to me he only passed montana once he had 6 ,this dude the goat