QB Coach Adam Dedeaux's Unreal Interaction with Tom Brady | Youth Inc.

[@TheQBSchool]

a feedback business... is perfect

[@akivafox3588]

Brando used to do this on movies. He'd thrown in a bad take early to see if the director caught it - if he didn't, Brando would check out.

[@jayk5549]

One of the reasons you’re the best in the world is that 95% of the “world” doesn’t play American football.

[@kinnusai4432]

You're. It is kinda annoying when Americans say "world champion" when talking about a sport no one else plays but it's also not a good look to call that out while spelling basic words wrong. I saw a comment the other day where someone was trying to be patronising by saying "well done genius" but wrote "genious" instead. Come on. Time to look at what we're getting wrong rather than criticise other people's mistakes so fast.

[@whitedevil2]

@@kinnusai4432 the NFL is represented by players from several other countries, and there are leagues in other countries for the same sport, such as the Canadian Football League. and much like the NBA. if other countries cared enough and worked long and hard enough to develop their own players and leagues to challenge the U.S.A. then they are welcome to do so. but until then, we can call our champions "world champions" just as some other country can call themselves the "world champions" of cricket or dung flinging or something else America doesn't care about or seriously compete in.

[@jayk5549]

@ you mean like exactly what you just did. Hehe.

[@whitedevil2]

Peyton Manning was better. Tom just lasted longer. NOBODY says that Emmitt Smith was a better running back than Barry Sanders. and i've got a bunch more for anyone who wishes to dispute me.

[@vgb1328]

Peyton Manning was not t the best...MANNING HAD ALL PRO PLAYERS his entire career because his coaches were offensive minded and wanted the QB to shine ....bb was did not seek out pro bowl caliber receivers because he DID NOT WANT TO PAY THEM so Brady had to develop his receivers.....not to mention that Peyton was never good in the post ....see I look at great being your results. Not longevity you can play long with no results not playing at a high standard... look at Rodgers NO RESULTS so really just how good is s he?.... Manning won one SB with Colts and looked a mess doing it with broncos...so no TOM BRADY WAS AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST SIMPLY BECAUSE HE WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE

[@whitedevil2]

@@vgb1328 yes. lunch. All-Pro receivers for Manning with the Colts: Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harrison for Brady with the Patriots: Matthew Slater, Wes Welker, Randy Moss, Troy Brown, and for all intents and purposes Rob Gronkowski was every bit a WR as a TE BB did not pay players or have anything to do with their contracts. he sought the best players for every single position like every coach does. actually, Brady restructured his own contract to make less money so they COULD get higher caliber players. this is a *fact* , and renders your *opinion* thoroughly defeated. "I look at great being your results." yes, Manning wasn't the best in the post season. but he earned 5 MVPs to Brady's 3. and had 7 first team All-Pros to Brady's 3. and when Manning retired, he owned pretty much every significant QB record there was, and still holds the season records for yards and TDs. the only records Brady has are for total career numbers, and he needed more years/games in his career to surpass Manning in those. results. hence, Barry Sanders vs. Emmitt Smith. want round two?

[@kinnusai4432]

​@vgb1328 "Best" is such a subjective thing. It's a silly argument to have. They were both awesome. Conditions were not exactly the same for both dudes. Chill.

[@vgb1328]

@kinnusai4432 conditions were good for Peyton in the reg season were they not ? So what was the problem in post ? Oh because the reg season you play strength of season...post you play the hottest and best defenses and Peyton could not handle that pressure...and if you watched the games you see that...Brady was great in reg and post with any caliber of player...Brady had great defenses but his defense late usually gave up big plays as most defenses do due to fatigue...but Brady was great in the trenches and great under pressure which is how he became the super star of he is now

[@whitedevil2]

@@vgb1328 i replied to your first post, but stupid KZbin isn't showing it for me. please let me know you see it because i don't want to repeat it all again. as for your 2nd post: so now we're ignoring "results"? so now your entire argument is predicated on post season play and regular season performance doesn't matter? the regular season performance that helped drive their teams into the playoffs in the first place? so you have to exclude about 90% of each of their playing careers to make your argument that Brady is better? 🤔 as mentioned before, no one is arguing that Brady wasn't better in the post season. but was he really _that_ much better? Peyton Manning had a passer rating of 87.4 with 7,339 yards in 27 games in the playoffs in his career. Tom Brady had a passer rating of 89.8 with 13,400 yards in 48 games in the playoffs in his career. so Brady's QB rating in the playoffs was only *2* points higher, and averaged only *7* yards more per game. and Brady had the greatest teams assembled in history he was playing with. i don't think anyone would say the same about the Colts. we already know from my previous post that Brady had more All-Pro receivers to throw to. "if you watched the games...." a lot of people put their feelings into their ratings of pro athletes. it's hard not to. but you can't rank feelings over actual performance. and the stats show that Peyton's post season performances, while not as memorable, were statistically almost as good as Brady's. for a 10% cross-section of their careers. and numbers matter. round 3?