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Originally Posted by TheAlpineOracle
Yeah I changed that. I had forgot about that. Point still remains though. 3-1. That trains keeps on moving and has his whole career when he's out. He's clearly an amazing QB that gets the job done year after year , and it's not his fault he's in an amazing system. It's just my opinion that if he didn't play for New England he wouldn't be in the same category as guys like Manning, Rogers, Montana, etc.
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IMO, he's the greatest ever for winning. He will never have the gaudy regular season stats of a Manning or Brees, but Tom Brady has championships. The sacrifice he makes for his team is enough to be the greatest. He never complains to the media that they got rid of Welker or Moss, he just continues to work on his craft tirelessly. TBs offence is one where they will pass 60 times to win a game and sometimes run 12 straight times because he makes the sacrifice and knows what's best for winning. A winning QB approaching 40 who is getting better and he's also the ultimate teammate, that's the greatest of all time right there.
As far as the system goes, when Cassel took over the Pats weren't even a playoff team. In Belichicks first year as coach Bledsoe led them to a losing record. If Belichick could replace him don't you think he'd go the Patriot way and get another younger QB in there? Pats love to get rid of aging players. Great system, greatest player ever.