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Brees won a SB against the Colts.
I just dont understand this Brady-Rodgers stuff. Sorry
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Brees won a SB against the Colts.
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I thought it was fairly obvious that Rodgers is more talented than Brady... hell, most of the best QBs over the past 20 years are more talented than Brady.
Brady is just fortunate that has/had better than average talent playing with great teams and coaches.
Brady is just fortunate that has/had better than average talent playing with great teams and coaches.
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Wilson got back and lost to Tom. Tom dashed brees and Rogers chances this year. Also Mahomes had his hand on the torch and Tom said not yet young fella.
Tom is the dream snatcher.
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Rodgers has better advanced stats (individual) across the board than Brady.
Tom Brady was amazing at holding the Chiefs to 9 points. He was all over the field.
Tom Brady was amazing at holding the Chiefs to 9 points. He was all over the field.
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Rodgers stats decline when he is under pressure. Easy to run the numbers up during the regular season. When push comes to shove, he shits the bed.
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LOL, and Kirk Cousins has a higher career passer rating than Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Dan Marino, John Elway, Brett Favre, Steve Young, Big Ben, and...Tom Brady.
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Compare their playoff stats and Rodgers is clearly superior. It's not close either. Td/Int ratio, Yards per attempt, yards per completion, completion %.....
Brady's had the benefit of having great defensive performances whereas Rodgers' defenses has been terrible nearly across the board. Facts.
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The rings don’t lie. New Orleans had a great D this year. One of the best. Tom went into their home and won. Rodgers even doesn’t think he is better at this point.
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LOL, and Kirk Cousins has a higher career passer rating than Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Dan Marino, John Elway, Brett Favre, Steve Young, Big Ben, and...Tom Brady.
Compare their playoff stats. It's a team sport, and Brady is definitely an all time great, but he's not the best QB and the cold facts bear it out. Kirk Cousins has started 3 playoff games whereas Brady and Rodgers (obviously) have a substantial record to go off of. Extremely poor argument to fall back on and indicative of most Brady fans' level of analysis.
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Brady completed 55% of his passes in that game, less than 200 yards, and Brees threw 3 picks. Nothing GOAT about it. Again, compare the individual playoff stats and it's clear. Brady has consistently played on better teams, especially defensively. I'm not one of those claiming Brady sucks and is entirely carried by coaching/defense, he's clearly a great QB, but he's not the best.
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Sorry. He’s the best. Beat the legion of boom in the super bowl. Rodgers didn’t. And Russell threw four picks in that game giving him chances and he threw more picks than TDs. Brady threw four tds against that D.
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That was definitely Brady's best SB. Still, all of the individual stats favor Rodgers as the better, more efficient player whether regular season or playoffs. Rodgers' defenses have been abysmal, degrees of magnitude worse than Brady's.
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No, all of the stats certainly don't favor Rodgers as the better player. He has some stupid advanced stats to be argued more "efficient", but he's obviously more efficient at coming up short.
The lion's share of stats are on Tom's side. Like 21 Super Bowl passing TDs. Aaron has 3.
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No, all of the stats certainly don't favor Rodgers as the better player. He has some stupid advanced stats to be argued more "efficient", but he's obviously more efficient at coming up short.
The lion's share of stats are on Tom's side. Like 21 Super Bowl passing TDs. Aaron has 3.
Right. So Tom Brady averages ~2 TDs per superbowl whereas Rodgers has 3 in his sole appearance? Brady's TD/INT ration is a bit over 2 to 1 while Rodgers' is 3.5 to 1. The lion's share of stats aren't on Brady's side unless you're counting team accomplishments.
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Tom puts together drives to win games. Surely his game winning drives in big games were all his defence too? Sure he throws picks, but rarely has big mistakes at costly times. He fumbled against Philly in a big spot, but you don’t get a label of comeback king by messing up in big games.
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I see you're having difficulty with the big picture.
Tom Brady has 21 TD passes in the Super Bowl.
Aaron has 3 TD passes in the Super Bowl.
Ergo, Tom has +18 passing TDs in the Super Bowl.
See how this works? If you don't win in the postseason, you don't rack up achievements. If you don't make it to the postseason, you don't rack up achievements. By a fucking landslide the stats are on Tom's side. Because competitive sports are about winning, not just some equation in a front office analyst's computer.
Oh, wanna talk "efficiency"?
In 218 total career games, counting both the regular season and the playoffs, Rodgers has led 27x game-winning drives (12.4%) and managed 17x 4th quarter comebacks (7.8%).
In 45 playoff games, Tom has 14x game-winning drives (31.3%) and 9x 4th quarter comebacks (20.0%).
That's despite the fact Tom has a higher winning percentage in the postseason-- including the Super Bowl-- than Aaron has in the regular season, LMFAO. He's almost always ahead, unlike Aaron, and yet Aaron still can't produce the comebacks or the game-winning drives.
Aaron is Brady's bitch. They don't live on the same floor. Completely different caliber quarterbacks. Rodgers belongs in conversations with Brees, Manning, and other QBs on his level.
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It's almost as if there are more to sports than raw talent.
Brady's toughness and mindset and preparation are second to none.
Delusional people like you still doubting him is the reason he's still coming back at 44.
