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[@derps0n839]

Brady is one of the very few who can have a 20+ minute highlight video of nothing but super bowl plays.

[@enagyatesik5112]

derps0n . Spy gate. Cheater.😁

[@mysteriousj3019]

@@enagyatesik5112 salty. Loser.

[@jamesdunn2840]

Hell yeah

[@atlanticocean640]

He’s the god of football

[@laynlayned]

derps0n you could make an hour vid with his Super Bowl highlights or a 20+ minute video on his 4th qtr comebacks in the super bowl. That some real 🐐 shit if I ever heard it

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

The sweetest part of that victory wasn't just the insane comeback, or the redemption of disproving "deflategate", but winning when his mom was so near death from cancer. Honestly, how he kept his head in the game was the most amazing thing. Cheers, Courtney.

[@SPFW21]

This video is 3 years old, I know the new video "6 rings" by Joseph Vincent is too long but you should give it a watch. He's been to 2 more SB's since then and won 1 along with a league MVP award.

[@Allyoungblood]

Tom Brady is the goat-was the goat- and will always be the GOAT

[@frong8689]

Subscribe to Mr. Beast joe Montana is a better qb and Lawrence Taylor is the goat

[@Allyoungblood]

@@frong8689 that was the most funniest thing I ever heard, joe Montana is no where as good as the GOAT(Tom Brady)and Lawrence Taylor's will never get the nickname of my man Tom Brady for being the G.O.A.T.

[@frong8689]

Subscribe to Mr. Beast Montana went 5-0 on 12 years Brady went 6-3 in 20 years

[@Allyoungblood]

@@frong8689 first off if your talking about superbowls Montana only went to 4 and one all of them, Tom Brady on the other hand went to more than twice the superbowls of montana and yet you think Montana has half the potential bradys has. Like I said TOM BRADY WAS THE GOAT IS THE GOAT AMD ALWAYS ALWAYS WILL BE THE GOAT. PERIOD

[@Levi-Athan27]

And now he's in his 10th super bowl going for his 7th ring. Unreal. The 🐐

[@BMWM-zx1fm]

NFC East stole 3 of his rings, besides the nfc east, Brady has just dominated

[@SPFW21]

PS..ignore the trolls. Brady is considered the greatest QB to ever play the game by virtually every single player, ex-player, Hall-of-Famer, coach, and analyst. The only people who hate on him are fans of teams that constantly lose to him for 20 straight years. Winningest QB in NFL history, most championships, almost every record in the books. The guy just wins. Other fans hate that.

[@magnieto1]

Right? I like Aaron Rodgers, but when I hear people say he is the GOAT, especially pundits on ESPN, I'm like... what?

[@TheGamingChannelTyler]

I’m a Steelers fan and I have nothing but respect for Brady. True I might talk trash to my moms fiancé (he’s a patriots fan) but we do it in good nature for fun.

[@SPFW21]

TheGamingChannel rare breed. I respect it

[@TheGamingChannelTyler]

Sean Paul F-W I love the game of football and to respect the greats of the game is a key aspect of being a true fan

[@sonnymaupin9267]

well as far as this vid goes at least, the "trolls" were the coaches players and analysts at the COMBINE who were slamming him when he was just out of college. Even Courtney understood that much watching the clip. Brady had the slowest 40 of all the QBs there, had a decent and accurate arm but there were better arms there, and most coaches worried about his physic, whether he would be able to take the pounding for a whole season. That's why he went in the 6th round and 199 overall. And lets face it, by the time teams are down to the 6th pick they aren't expecting the pick to actually help the team. But hey the pick is there might as well use it. You might get lucky. And boy did the Patriots get lucky!

[@79Glitch]

Btw-the reason that quote saying “Drafting me was the best decision this organization has ever made” is so iconic is because of where he was drafted. Bob Kraft said, “yeah, I know who you are: you’re are 6 round draft pick”. A 6th round draft pick is typically an inconsequential player, or a “throw-away” pick, or a player who has had a bad injury and probably won’t recover but maybe might come back as a useful player someday. So that is context of Brady owning up to where he was drafted and saying how determined he was to become great despite of where he was drafted. It’s kind of an audacious thing to say to an owner coming from such a humble beginning.

[@chuckbradley5389]

Being picked in the 6th round of the draft is equivalent to being the last kid picked in a "pickup game". It's saying that you have to pick someone and you're the best of what's left.

[@chuckbradley5389]

@Bill Brady has something that the combine doesn't measure.. he's got a desire to win. I think this desire came from him watching Montana as a kid and then being told that he was just an average player in his younger life. He plays with a chip on his shoulder to prove everyone wrong.

[@ORagnar]

He knew something nobody else knew.

[@ORagnar]

@@chuckbradley5389 -- I agree with you, but he also was able to make quick, smart decisions. I think he gets rid of the ball faster than most any QB. And, btw, despite his lack of athleticism, so far he's only had one major injury during his long career.

[@rashardsappVEVO]

Striving for 🏆 x 8

[@johncurtis7186]

They confused you severely Courtney, by jumping around from different Super Bowls, and different games. The game they were down 28-3 was Super Bowl 51 against Atlanta. Brady was drafted out of college, as the 199th overall pick, and the Patriots won their 6th Super Bowl in 2019. There’s a good chance that Tom will be playing for a new team come next season, after 20 years with New England.

[@scuba535]

Definitely a terrible video for someone who doesn’t know football. To much back and forth and out of order.

[@aidanforrest3347]

no he won’t

[@johncurtis7186]

Aidan Forrest: What, be playing for a new team? I live in Massachusetts, and I’m a Pat’s fan. Early on, I thought he’d re-sign, but now believe the chance of him staying, is 40-60. Frankly, I wouldn’t mind.

[@laudanum669]

@John Curtis For sure. I think that was a tough edit to follow without the general knowledge of Brady's career. But it's fun when she figures stuff out. I really enjoy her video's.

[@YTViewr01]

@@johncurtis7186 Im a pats fan as well. As much as I would love Brady to stay with New England Im ok with him leaving and going to a team that will actually act like they wanna play with him. The team this year outside of injuries just didn't feel like they wanted to play for him at all. I would rather Tom not waste his time in New England if he can go to another team that already has weapons that are hungry and ready to play and have a better chance to win.

[@Souzaphotos]

You mention that it seems like he has really great receivers on his team, honestly... he's had mostly no-name receivers and receivers who would normally be a 3rd or 4th on the depth chart, he's just really good and elevates people.

[@michag4337]

Squirrel and Gronk are the only big names and that's because gronk may be 1)a greatest TE to ever play, and jewels is the definition of a grinder.

[@jonesm313]

Randy Moss and Deion Branch were pretty good but he didn't win with Moss... Troy Brown

[@thekillingtomat]

"the brady 6" is one of my favorite videos about him. its about his draft and the quarterbacks that were drafted before him and pretty much how hes had a chip on his shoulder all his career bcus of it and even more so now as hes getting older

[@anthonydunn8497]

Eddleman?

[@brittanyanderson4937]

Ya Tom Brady has 6 rings

[@enagyatesik5112]

Brittany Anderson . Naaaa. Cheater.

[@igs_]

@@enagyatesik5112 lol mad

[@cgyflames6580]

7 rings now

[@forreal2398]

@@enagyatesik5112 Brady didn't Cheat. WHEN would he get the chance to??? And get this RIGHT KID!!!! The REFS and more than one of them touched EVERY BALL b4 Brady did EVERY TIME. And since it was a cooler day and they are filled up in a warmer place and then go out to the field they can lose some psi. And isn't it stupid that it was the other teams player and not a ref that noticed low pressure. they should have checked the whole other team for having a needle to fill up the balls with to take and take some air out b4 the ball was given to the ref and complained about. U and that whole other team should get laughed into jail. The problem is others were jealous just like u cause THEY were not good enough to make it so they LIED about things

[@darwenssaintil2733]

7

[@potooleftl]

he is married to Gisele Bündchen one of the top models in the world

[@CourtneyCoulston]

peter otoole he’s truly winning at life

[@boki1693]

Some would say that his wife was a bigger win then the rings. Uhm lets talk about two of them that he lost to the NY football Giants! LOL.

[@pjcarrillo4756]

People also say his wife makes more money then him, which I crazy to think after seeing those football contracts and endorsements its pretty cool

[@satsunada]

@@pjcarrillo4756 Last I saw, Gisele rakes in $40+ million per year from her companies. Brady generally pulls in $30-35 million after endorsements. Brady has reportedly (and obviously) taken pay cuts to help the team. I'm not sure if he'll do that again, but I'm pretty sure he's either a Patriot or he retires.

[@ys32s37]

@@CourtneyCoulston you should react to this. It puts that whole season and just how meaningful that win was into context : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqSViJujqLJ6nNU

[@SpencerKelly93]

"How does he make such great comebacks?" Courtney, NFL fans have been asking this for years and will continue asking it into eternity. Nobody knows.

[@gregpics8239]

Courtney, you should watch one of his tributes, they explain a lot about Tom Brady and what he has gone through. He does now have 7 rings

[@MrVarchak]

Something I’ve never heard of a football player “he runs so cute” your the best Cour.

[@NolmDirtyDan]

Wrong video Courtney, you need to react to "Six Rings" by the same creator

[@ch113d3]

You think 7 rings is coming up lol

[@knowledgereeks]

"He runs so cute" - Courtney 2020

[@buzzkillington3840]

Brady s no cheater, and yes the Patriots did sort of break a rule that had been changed that year, otherwise before that year of the alleged "spygate" it wasn't against the rules. They did break that rule, and were punished. there is no evidence of cheating outside of that case. the whole deflategate was total bullshit , even the one colt who had actually intercepted brady in a game said the football didn't feel any different to him. not to mention it was freezing cold out, and footballs do tend to lose some air. Bunch of cry babies.

[@mrdm1967ify]

I despise the Colts. What's funny is, they had the audacity to hang an AFC Finalist banner in their building!. What a fucking joke!.

[@Lippett]

Remember when the NFL said they'd be keeping close tabs on ball inflation the next season and would release the results? Yet 6 years later, and despite being asked about it a number of times, they still haven't released the results. I'm 100% sure I can guess why. There's zero chance there weren't identical scenarios to what happened to the footballs in that Colts/NE game to games that took place that season. They were never going to admit that "yeah, maybe balls do lose air on their own." What the NFL ended up "winning" had nothing to do with the inflation of footballs; it dealt solely with the CBA which states Goodell can hand down any punishment he wants, with or without proof. The very reason Sean Payton served a 1-year suspension for something he knew nothing about.

[@fhtre2]

Actually the real answer is funnier. The rules then stated a game ball had to be between 12.5 to 13.5 psi, which is checked before every game and the psi's of the balls are not written down. The Pats balls were set to 12.5 by the team and the Colts to 13. It has been documented that officials, if a ball was at say, 12.4 wouldn't bat an eye, I mean whats .1 psi right? This is done in a 71!!!!! degree locker room. During that Colts Pats game it was 48 degrees, and anyone who knows anything about science knows that more heat means more psi and cooler temps mean less psi. An MIT professor did the math on this. At halftime with the balls being out in the cold for more than 50 minutes the footballs are bound to lose psi, the math shows that the pats balls should be at 11.32 psi at that temp. When the colts intercepted the ball they said the ball felt weird and checked it, guess what the pressure was? 11.2 which is in the error range of the measurements. So all the pats balls were checked at the beginning of halftime after a long pats drive on a very wet day. The average of all the balls was 11.3. The colts balls were actually .74 psi above the prediction, This is because they were likely checked at the end of halftime where the balls were in the 71 degree locker room again. It is called the ideal gas law and perfectly explains what happened. For fun he also did the coldest game on record, 1967 Green bay vs San Fran, the temp was -13, which would have dropped the balls 4.2 psi. Just an interesting point, but this law perfectly explains what happened to those balls that day. It is physics and most people accusing the Pats of cheating that game are ignoring them.

[@harleyadam4813]

The funniest part of the whole "Deflategate" fiasco is that after the balls were switched for "properly inflated" balls, the Patriots posterized the Colts even worse. They should have kept their mouths shut and took the loss like men. The Colts were playing like a Jr. Varsity team.

[@laynlayned]

buzz killington jets actually got in trouble the year before spying on the pats and then the pats did it back to the jets in 2007 and it gets blown up because they went undefeated

[@devinfernandez9680]

That falcons game was the best game I’ve ever seen

[@Freshenstein23]

Good catch on Brady starting low and rising to the top. He came in as a 6th round draft pick, out of 7 total rounds and became the best QB in history!! What a story. Also marrying a Brazilian supermodel doesn’t hurt and they really seem like a normal happy family unlike a lot of celebrity couples. I think that’s pretty cool too, still a normal guy

[@fabian5813]

Incase This Video Confused You, The Main SuperBowl (28-3) Was His Fifth Ring, And The Old Videos They Kept Showing Was The Wins Of The First 4 SuperBowls, And The SuperBowl Vs Red Falcons Wasn't His 3rd SuperBowl He Played In, It Was His 7th, And He Has Now Competed In 9 SuperBowls And Won 6.

[@danielintoccia9537]

lol its cute that you couldnt catch on to the fact that these are clips from so many different superbowls. They dont change jerseys in the middle of the game. the big comeback which was for his 5th superbowl was when they were wearing white against the team wearing red lol

[@johnjacobs8350]

DEFLATEGATE was about tom brady allegedly deflating footballs- he was sued in court and everything but the judge through the case out. During deflategate every newspaper in the USA was claiming that Tom Brady only won all those super bowls because he cheated: That same year the NFL meticulously weighed every single football, and the Tom Brady led the New England Patriots to yet another superbowl win. That "luckiest play" they were referring too was in 2007 vs the NY Giants, who barely defeated the pats in an upset win. Everyone was very disappointed because that was the year that tom brady made the patriots the 8th team in NFL history to ever win every game of their regular season. That year was also the first year the NFL expanded the season to 16 games. if you wanna hear a legendary underdog story kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4vdmpifr7R8rqM check out the the legend of the 1972 miami dolphins who won every game in their preseason, regular season, and the superbowl. no one has done it since, and probably never will.

[@ericdunn9001]

Patriots also allegedly cheated during the year they beat the eagles in the super bowl. They had tapes of the Eagles and like the Bills in private practices. Goodell basically covered for them for the sake of the nfl's prestige.

[@stunt4presidentii]

Patriots won the Super Bowl because the Team is good. Y'all just haters

[@jordan-iy8sw]

@@stunt4presidentii Yeah the team is good but there's literal proof of them cheating 💀

[@jaycoopz2152]

@MooseT other teams had been the exact same thing for years..

[@satsunada]

@@ericdunn9001 You're gonna have to cite that one because I'm calling conspiracy theory. Also, the deflategate stuff was even called BS by the people the wrote the original article: ESPN. They apologized for it and a few other things years later in a byline on a quiet weekly news update. Pats fans saw it because most of us were rabidly pissed at ESPN. :P

[@kevinb314]

I was one of the people pestering you to watch this lol. Check out his list of records if you want a good grasp of his accomplishments. I forgot it’s probably not a good vid for a beginner 😅. They start w the recruiters notes on Brady, which basically say he’s garbage. He was picked 199 at the draft. That means teams took turns picking 198 people before him, in that one year! The score is also posted in the top left of the vids too. So you can see all his super bowls came down to him having to drive down the field and score to win.

[@Yesquire0]

I'm a U. of M. alumni, and I followed Brady's career at U. of M. Other videos highlight what I think is the real key to understanding Brady's success by spending some screen time talking about Drew Henson's recruitment as the supposed savior of U. of M. football fortunes. Whatever bad things anybody wants to say about Brady's lack of athleticism were magnified by Henson's magnificent phyisical gifts. If geneticists could have manufactured the perfect athlete, it would have been Drew Henson. I first really noticed Tom Brady when he beat out Henson fot the starting QB position at U. of M. The only way, in a million years, that ever could have happened, is if Brady was a shit-ton smarter than Henson. And he was. And his intellect, more than all of these cliched "chip on his shoulder", "strong-willed", "refused to be beaten" tripe explains Brady's success. He is just smarter than everybody else on the field. It is physically impossibe for 7 defenders to cover the entire field while the other four rush the passer. They cannot do it. All they can do is try to decieve the QB as to what parts of the field will be loosely protected. Brady spent hours and hours in the film room, even back at college, looking at the varied defenses an opponent would offer, and learning how to recognize which defense was being offered, before the ball was snapped, and where he should be able to find an open receiver. His arm was not tremendously strong, but he was exceedingly accurate with his throws. He knew he could hit tightly covered receivers by putting the football in exactly the right place. Grace under pressure comes not from some special arrangement of your guts, but from preparation. There is no pressure if you know can get the job done because you've studied the problem, ran it through your head a 100 times during the week, and all you have to do is execute just like you've done 100 times before. Football is such a physical game, a collision sport rather than a contact one, that peoole can forget that it is also a chess game, too. Brady excelled at the chess game. That, and a coach who also excelled at the chess game, allowed Brady to shine brighter than any other QB in NFL history.

[@ORagnar]

The video had too many flashbacks to prior games. Yeah, I can see how that could be confusing.

[@blakecannon6963]

Poor girl. Was very confused 🤷‍♀️

[@KyleCleric]

The Saints one was a strange choice other than showing him win on a last second play. Tuck game probably should have been in this.

[@turbochargedsports6327]

I can't stand the Patriots but I tip my hat to Tom Brady. He is without question the G.O.A.T. Period.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

20 plus years of Greatness !!! AMAZING !! : D 3-28 then the Greatest comeback in Super Bowl History !!!! Las Vegas odds for the 2nd half comeback was 2.6% !!!!!

[@nicolaslapuerta1786]

Yeah but for Brady 2.6% is more like about 50% or more

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

@@nicolaslapuerta1786 LOL Yes it is !! : D

[@nathankrush3289]

6 RINGS, 9 Super Bowls! The greatest ever!!!

[@jayjordan9582]

Lol, yep, as I've said before people LOVE Tom Brady, HATE Tom Brady or do their best not to think of him. As you can see from your comments. I'm not a Patriots fan, I've never been someone who kept saying that Brady cheats, but it's not my team. Brady has been very consistent & I do respect him. Super Bowl 51 is legendary! I'm glad you did Five Rings as it gives much more background than Six Rings & of course shows this incredible comeback.

[@Lippett]

Anyone who believes one iota of Deflategate is a flat-out chump. Maybe THEE most contrived, manufactured "scandal" in sports history. Brady won 3 rings, an MVP and two more SB MVP's after his footballs were supposedly fully inflated.

[@stevenlee5673]

Jay Jordan As a Pats fan, thank you for the respectful comments you made. And yes, no matter what people say, Tom Brady is the GOAT.

[@79Glitch]

Being a great qb doesn’t require you to be a great athlete; in fact, most of the best athletes who have played qb haven’t been horribly successful. To be a great quarterback, you have to be accurate and smart and have leadership. Brady is the greatest of all time because he has taken below average teams in terms of skill position players and dominated the NFL: he’s been to 9 Super Bowls since 2001, and he was a game or two away from going to the super bowl in basically every other season where he didn’t make it. He’s one of the few qbs who has had the ability to call a majority of the plays at the line of scrimmage, and basically read the defense. But his arm was actually underrated throughout most of his career: I promise you he has a superhero type of arm if you saw him throw in person. Also, it’s not so much that people were hating on him early on, it’s just that no player drafted that late in draft-literally 160 players or something were drafted ahead of him-is ever expected to be anything more than a back-up type of player. He was so un-athletic that people overlooked his intangible strengths like his IQ and accuracy. On the flip side, you have players like Lamar Jackson and Cam Newton who are heavily hyped and stars when they get to the league BECAUSE of their freaky athleticism, but are actually inaccurate and possibly lacking some of the mental aspects that separate talented qbs from the ones that end up being great. Patrick Mahomes seems to have both a next level Marvel super hero arm AND the mental attributes to be a legend. But as good as he is, he ain’t going to 9 Super Bowls in 18 years with 11 straight division titles and one play away from an 18 and 0 season like Brady, even though he has unbelievable receivers to help him out. So that gives you an idea of how good Brady has been. In order for Mahomes to match Brady, the Chiefs would basically need to be the best team in the NFL for the next 18 years. With the NFL, no team is able to stay on top longer than 3 or so years because of free agency and the inherent parity. There will never be a 20 year stretch in the NFL like the Patriots have had, or at least not as the sport is currently played. The insane thing about it is, the Patriots purposely embraced the free agency era by never paying stars or making foolish trades to get stars. They went out of their way to immediately get rid of players who became good while with their team so they wouldn’t have to pay them. And they’ve never been able to draft talent because they always draft last because they always win- it’s mind boggling. Meanwhile, Brady has been the one constant along with Belichik, so it’s only fair that he gets so much of the credit.

[@martyb5807]

198... he was 199. His Under Armor t-shirt that simply says 199 sold out in less than an hour after going on sale online. I had to wait for the reissue.

[@79Glitch]

Antonio Iniguez Oh yeah? Belichik, yes. Go take a second and google the roster of the Pats first three superbowls. Hell, check out the roster for all of the Super Bowls. Then, go take a gander at what Drew Brees has had to work with. Go check out his receivers, tight ends, running backs. I know ... skill position players aren’t everything. But it certainly directly effects a QB’s success and production. As far as Sean Payton-he’s been a coach of the year and has been a top three coach his whole time in New Orleans. Result: one super bowl. Now, go look at what Peyton Manning had. His teams in Indy that dominated every regular season were loaded with hall of famers. He didn’t have amazing coaches outside of Dungy (arguably), but he had incredible talent on both sides of the ball; and he lost to Brady in the play offs over and over again. He did have an amazing career, but 4 Super Bowls, two wins. Go play that game with Arron Rodgers (amazingly talented teams, one super bowl), or any other QB you can think of, including throughout history. Check out the talent Mahomes is throwing to and being protected by currently. Brady did more (and is still doing it) with far less: no draft picks for top talent as a by-product of 20 years of success. Team philosophy of never paying talent and rarely trading for talent, and no one really outside of Moss for two seasons and an attempt at Antonio Brown. The guy is good. It’s true that no one does it alone, but he has been THE most important part of the Pats success. So again. Get back to me when Mahomes averages a super bowl every two years for the next 18 years and I will happily concede he is the best ever. It’s not like he doesn’t have talent around him and good coaching. Good luck with that, though.

[@adog4661]

The Patriots were caught cheating multiple times. Kinda tarnishes the legacy.

[@79Glitch]

@@adog4661 Not at all. What were they caught cheating for? Filming the other teams’ practices? I would be willing to bet that every single team in the NFL has done that at various points and continue to do so to this day. When I was n high school, other schools would send people over to film our practices and we did the same (not film, but scout). Why didn’t other teams get caught? I’m not sure that other teams haven’t been caught; I would have to look into it. The Patriots example is famous because it happened during Super Bowl week, so the shared facilities made it possible to do so if I remember correctly (I’m not sure it was ever proved either; I don’t think they got punished for it, at least). The most recent thing was total b.s. I f you look into the story, someone very loosely associated with the Patriots-like an independent documentary guy-was on an opposing teams sideline at some point. Belichik and Kraft very credibly proved almost no association with the guy if I remember correctly. And then there is deflate gate: one of the most laughable b.s. scandals of all time. Brady plays in a cold weather outdoor stadium and therefore requests the minimum air limit for game balls by the staff in order to have a minuscule edge ... BECAUSE he has played his entire career in a cold weather, outdoor stadium and has learned a trick or too, unlike a Brees or Manning who played their careers in cozy, indoor stadiums (at least until Manning went to Mile High and suddenly didn’t have the arm strength to throw in outdoor, windy conditions, although that was injury related in fairness). Again, if you look into that story there is literally NOTHING there. Elementary school kids literally did science fair projects about “ideal gas law” or whatever it was that showed cold weather causes balls to loose air pressure, and the amount measured after the game that made the balls just barely below legal limit-like so much that you wouldn’t be able to tell as a lay person-matched up scientifically to the loss that would have transpired over the course of the game if Brady did indeed specify the lower limit for his game balls, which, again, is his right and strategically acquired knowledge from a long career in bad weather outdoors. Meanwhile, the game he got caught in? They won something like 45 to 10 over Indy and mostly ran the ball in the second half to run the clock. And after the suspension? Brady went on to win a he ultimate super bowl against Atlanta with the greatest come back maybe ever in post season. And then he proceeded to win another Super Bowl and lose another to Philly. And here we are again in 2021. 14 conference championships, 10super bowls in 19 seasons. I think the legacy is fully in tact; it’s undeniable.

[@ColinPoole]

His mom was going through cancer treatment and this was the first game she had been cleared to go to the entire season. That was the woman wearing the bandanna he kissed at the end. The receiver who made the amazing catch - Julian Edelman - kept saying during the game on the sidelines that they were going to win it for Tom's mom.

[@bommie]

Please watch the documentary "The Brady Six" to understand why Brady is still so hungry all these years later. You can see how humble and driven he is as a human being. Would love to see your reaction to it!

[@scottsabino2903]

Originally from Boston, I'm so lucky to have been able to root for him and the Pat's! I couldn't imagine having to beat him as a fan!

[@user-nd7xu8sb7p]

Scott Sabino I’m from Boston too but wasn’t raised a pats fan

[@mrdm1967ify]

I'm from Roxbury!.

[@user-nd7xu8sb7p]

Derwin right next to Dorchester

[@calling6659]

As a Patriots fan I will never forget Super Bowl LI. When the Patriots won Super Bowl LI against the Falcons I was on vacation in New Zealand on a bus ride from Christchurch to Picton with shitty Wi-Fi and I could only check the score every now and then. What a ride... I was smiling for days after they won :D

[@FizzyCape]

Colin Müller it’s gonna be a sad day when Brady retires. As a Boston native in my mid 20s, Tom Brady has been the only QB I’ve ever watched. I’ve seen his entire dynasty but I’m too young to remember the pre-Brady era. I honestly don’t know if I’ll ever watch football again without him, it will never be the same.

[@colehall2209]

And hes going to his 10th Super Bowl at 43 in 2021. Hes truly the G.O.A.T.

[@BBBYpsi]

If the Patriots do not sign him to finish his career in New England they should be ashamed of themselves. He purposely took way less pay then he was worth to get other players signed to win. Where other great QB's handcuffed their teams with monster contracts.

[@lordofcinder0693]

Its the comeback that she didn't expect made it even better.

[@janbaynardmusic]

at 20:24 Gisele Bündchen(in the blue sweater) ...Brady's wife and former Victoria Secret Supermodel .. is cheering for her man! You just gotta love it!

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

*"As the team's primary starter for 18 seasons, Brady led the Patriots to 17 division titles (including 11 consecutive from 2009 to 2019), 13 AFC Championship Games (including eight consecutive from 2011 to 2018), nine Super Bowl appearances, and six Super Bowl titles, all NFL records for a player and franchise."* *TOM BRADY NOW HAS 7 SUPER BOWL RINGS AFTER BEATING THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS!!* *WHEN YOU'RE KIND AND NOT HAUGHTY OR PRIDEFUL, THIS IS YOUR REWARD!!*

[@amkobra]

Everytime it brings tears to my eyes. Tom Brady is a prime example of taking every opportunity given to you and draining every ounce out of it. In the words of Ray Lewis "There are guys who are more talented, but none of them have my heart or my hunger or is willing to work as hard as I am. 16 years and no one has ever beat me at getting to the ball in practice. You know why? Because I want it more, it means more to me."

[@paulsullivan1650]

Courtney, Tom Brady has now won his 7th Super Bowl at the age of 43. He left us in Boston, and signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In just his first season, with no practice games, and with the COVID,-19 pandemic, he wins number seven. He will be 44 years old in about 10 days, and is still the favorite to win his 8th with Tampa this season. I believe he'll do it. He wants to win ten. Great review Courtney. You're very intelligent. I love watching you. Thank you so much!❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈❤🇦🇺🏈

[@sst3d]

He has 7 rings now....still rocking

[@vuthieu1573]

This is so funny she's like wtf is that? that's not an athlete lol

[@andrewolihan2427]

Lol he switched receivers every year. Only played with 2 truly elite receivers. Its all Brady and the coaching

[@leowen837]

Andrew Olihan randy moss and Wes walker?

[@leowen837]

For one game, yes.

[@aaronvargas2550]

It's only coaching Tom Brady is a system quarterback.

[@robertjunior249]

Don’t forget the defence buddy they play the biggest part of the team

[@leowen837]

robert junior yeah true especially when your RB James White is your 2nd best reciever in your team, including route running and speed etc. Crazy eh?

[@brandonwilson7081]

“He seems like he has really good receivers on his team as well” HA I actually lol’d at that statement

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Lol why? Is that not true?

[@dametreusv]

@@CourtneyCoulston he has had the worst receivers most of his career. Only 2 good receivers in 20 years. Moss and Gronkowski

[@brandonwilson7081]

Courtney Coulston no it is not lol the pats were notorious for not giving Tom Brady help it’s a main reason why he left the pats

[@georgephillips3625]

Never bet against Brady. He switched teams in 2020 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With covid they had no preseason and still won his 7th Superbowl of his amazing career with ease.

[@guittadabe5214]

At 42 years old he went to a new team, with little practice due to COVID, took them to the playoffs and won yet another Super Bowl with THEM! That absolutely took him from the greatest Quarterback ever, to the greatest player ever in NFL history. Just because nobody was able to keep that high level of performance for this many years!!!

[@jberkhimer]

"I'm guessing this is the 3rd Superbowl that he competed in." Oh, Courtney, you don't even know. lol

[@melvinlondon7787]

16:44 Kyle Van Noys face kills me every time 🤣

[@areguapiri]

The woman screaming in the press box is his wife--- Giselle Bunchen--- the most famous supermodel for many years.

[@BRO_v1]

Hahaha a little Bill Burr snuck in there!

[@wombatspatulafreek]

i love that door

[@micodesico6885]

2:00 LMAOOOOOO

[@jojoemcgeejoe457]

About the combacks. Theres a vid with the pats "mic'd up". The players were never upset. Always "we got this". Julian was even saying "gonna be a hella story when we win this". They never lost faith in the win and never gave up.

[@ErockGriffith]

What made him so good other than his later years while he still playing the first four Super Bowls other than like very couple of players nobody knew who they were he would take no-name receivers tight ends and make them the best of themselves and everybody wanted to play for him no matter what they say because he himself brought out the best in you and then would tell them anybody that would listen that his players brought the best out in him even for all that he's done in his career seven Super Bowls two different teams He still is a very humble family man and one thing I think that he can still play for as long as he wants is he still views the game as a kid he still loves the game he doesn't view it as work or something he hast to do he truly loves the game that's why he is the greatest of all time

[@kolbyarnold]

"I'm confused why are they showing all the bad stuff" Me: Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@coleschubert9868]

Can't wait to watch Tom Brady in Tampa Bay. He is going to have one of his best seasons in years. He has Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, OJ Howard, Cameron Brate, and Rob Gronkowski

[@andrewivester3636]

Started his high school career because his team went 0-8,only started because the sophomore ahead of him ,was 7th string QB at Michigan, was pick 199,and became the greatest football player in NFL history,he has currently 30 NFL records...

[@dssorley4174]

As a falcon life time fanatic this literally made me tear up🥺 but I remember watching and having a feeling we were in trouble with a big lead because we have a history of giving leads up

[@forreal2398]

One other thing about the Pats is that its about TEAM not individual. By that I mean if a guy on the team wants to take credit much for the outcome of a game they are gone. Itts the individuals giving credit to their team mates doing their parts for the outcome.

[@mortellaro1]

Hello Courtney. my name is Joe and i line in New York and also probably the oldest fan you have. i am new to you videos. and I i thoroughly enjoy watching them. Love your reaction to them. I also read that you were not coming to America. Plans change, that is part of life. i hope you continue to make them. i have spent several hours this evening watching them and I can't wait for you to make more.

[@killiansred1000]

Brady was drafted in n the 6th round #299 out of 299 picks. During the video one of the commentators said Brady “has a chip on his shoulder,” meaning he will always remember the draft that year and that’s what drives Brady.

[@CrazeeAdam]

That come back, not only did the offense run on all cylinders for the remaining 20+ minutes of the game, but the defense as well just shut down every possible attempt to score. The Falcons never scored again after that last touchdown in the 3rd quarter. Considering how easily they were scoring all game before, clearly something snapped and clicked. They came up with a game plan, and executed it to a T.

[@geraldopopodiax]

You should see the “the deflate gate tour” it’ll explain a lot as to why this super bowl was insane.

[@brianschaffer9220]

What they were talking about in the video...the year they came back to win that Super Bowl is the previous season the NFL accused him of deflating footballs for grip or whatever. He was suspended for 4 games, and the Patriots STILL had one of the best records and won the championship. The guy speaking with the trophy near the end was the commissioner of the NFL, who suspended Brady. The Patriots winning that year torked him off to no end. You can tell by the way he walked off after handing the Patriots owner the trophy. HILARIOUS!!

[@Splagnate]

He did it again on Sunday!😂

[@stevem6856]

17:44 "those are the 4 guys on my My. Rushmore" Wayne Gretzky: ight imma head out

[@michag4337]

I feel 99 isn't as big in the states as he is else where. Like I don't follow hockey at all and i know him, i know how great he was in consideration to his sport, but the context get's lost on me at times because I don't watch hockey. I understand Ali, Brady, Ruth and MJ because I can see how truly transcendent they were (except ruth, i think he is the Johnny U of Baseball.) If you watch Hockey then you have a better appreciation for why his accomplishment's were so great, otherwise it's just numbers on a paper.

[@blackcrowvol2281]

Buc fan here much respect to the 🐐

[@victorsixtythree]

19:14 - Okay, the funny thing (unless you're an Atlanta Falcons fan) is that guy on the sidelines in the suit and tie is the Falcons owner. He was up in the stands to start the game but came down to the sidelines so he could be there to celebrate the win. On TV I remember they kept showing him...getting more and more nervous as the Patriots mounted their comeback. Poor guy never got to celebrate.

[@superptop]

Finally I was hoping you reacted to Tom Brady 👍

[@tommyodonnell9]

Highly recommend you watch (just on your own) some of the videos where he is wearing a microphone during a game. Really shows his spirit and determination to win.

[@mukesh7582]

He had competed in 9 Superbowl and won 6.

[@pep590]

Most all of us on here...Love You Courtney!!!

[@al8603cl]

FYI, the old woman Brady kissed with the head covering near the end of this video was his mother. She wore the head covering because she had cancer and had lost all her hair from chemo. She has since died. You are correct, Brady has after this video was produced won his sixth Super Bowl.

[@simontide6780]

It's like watching World Cup one team scored 10 goals first & other comeback with 11 goals.

[@rickraybourn7456]

Now he's playing for Tampa, in FL

[@37parman]

Also in the falcons game, Brady had to get two successful 2point conversions in a row.

[@donaldbardy8931]

his best comeback he now has more sb's than any team in the leage

[@michaelfishman5768]

Heart of a Champion

[@tee1up785]

Exactly!!! People even hate on Tom Brady. Do not the haters get to you! Keep doing your thing.

[@johnirish2969]

This is awesome 😂

[@freddyb2k4l47]

And Brady is going to the big game with the Bucs now. THE GUY IS FUCKING LEGENDARY!!!

[@SPFW21]

Awww knew this was gonna happen lol. I was waiting for a while for this and was hoping she wouldn't play the old one. Best video is "6 Rings"

[@Uncultured_Barbarian465]

Watching Courtney's reaction early in this video, I was thinking, "Oh, just wait ..."

[@alexjj3802]

I'm pretty sure everyone has told you this but you have the cutest, brightest smile I've seen in a while. Got a sub from me

[@shanematthews1089]

FYI, he's been in 9 Super Bowls, Winning 6 of them :)

[@adommis9586]

Bro I wanted to cry, we were never the same after this...........still trying to recover

[@michag4337]

I'm a Pat's fan, and watching that game at halftime all i said was "if 12 comes out of the locker room we got this." but i honestly felt bad for Mr. Blank. He's such a class act and to see him so happy in the booth and so devastated on the sidelines honestly made it hard for me to enjoy the win.

[@theunknown8430]

Her: this doesn’t look good Tom Brady: hold my beer

[@christopherwagner2261]

Been to 10 superbowls now and won 7 last 1 with a brand new team his first year during the pandemic and less practice

[@tylermccoll9961]

Love your accent your voice is amazing in from Canada

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

And at the time Tom was back up to Drew Hanson in College at UofM. Drew Hanson is from Brighton,Michigan played baseball,football so Drew went the UofM for QB spot and he played little baseball I forget but Tommy boy was a back up in UofM to a Michigan boy whos Family live 30 minutes way because Brighton,Michigan 30min. From AnnAbor,Michigan but not on game day hahahaha.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

Drew * Henson *

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

@@TANTRUMGASM its so long ago I just know Drew was there about the same time Drew when to baseball after UofM I think left UofM because the New York Yankees gave him a deal. I forgot how that went down but He should have stuck with Football not baseball because he can not hit a change up or anything but fast balls. So they NY drop him.

[@luna_tic1285]

Bless you!

[@MoctezumasRevenge1]

Disappointed the highlights didn't include his college days at Michigan and what he did to Alabama.

[@beninmalgaard9836]

Looking at the other Tom Brady videos like Revenge Tour can help explain a few things.

[@azurechemical]

Deflate gate happened in 2014 when the Indianapolis Colts accused the patriots of deflating balls which was proven false and didn’t hold up in court. The end result was a fine, lose of draft picks and Brady was Suspended for 4 games

[@evsta100]

Good stuff, you should search about the Deflate saga. It's a cherry on top about how he won a Superbowl. Yes, I'm a local Patriots fan lol. You can't believe what I've been through with the old metal seats at Sullivan Stadium, Grogan, Bledsoe, getting blown out by the Bears in 85 and cold ass seats even for the playeys wives and family members lol.

[@keith9240]

Part of the reason this was confusing is because it was edited with highlights of Brady's career including other Super Bowl wins and even his college days. Not only was this the greatest win in Super Bowl history but it was the only game that his mother was able to attend that year after a battle with cancer. Brady had been suspended for four games at the start of that season for supposedly knowing about someone letting some air out of some footballs that supposedly makes them easier to catch in a previous playoff game. This was known as “deflategate”.

[@cp2342]

Tom Brady hands down is the greatest quarterback like Lebron he is the reason I watched NFL and become a patriots fan he has left patriots but I’ll always support him 100% such a brilliant player from watching his interviews he has such a amazing mindset on how he views games and whatnot! also the superbowl against falcons stressed me out lol I thought we lost that but didn’t

[@joshuahines9389]

Won 6 rings

[@cartierbanksy4938]

"Why do people hate so much" could be the title of a Tom Brady biography lol but I guess that's what happens when you virtually CAN NOT be stopped

[@rayreyes8044]

someone needs to be there to explain the games that are showing and why Vincent is showing this in the way he is... lol...