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Tom Brady Making History
By: Cindy Ferguson
Brady; the 30-year-old New England Patriots quarterback is on a roll and he is unstoppable. Tom Brady just keeps going and going. As a child he looked up to Joe Montana and Steve Young and now he is the one on the field making his own history.
Brady is only two wins away from joining Montana and Bradshaw as the only quarterbacks in NFL history to have four Super Bowl rings. We all know that this is more than likely to happen and that Brady indeed will become the third player in achieving this accomplishment. The difference between him and these two other players is that he will achieve it at a younger age than they did making it in just seven seasons.
Many even agree and have commented that Brady is a much better player than Montana and any other player that has ever played NFL. He has only played for seven seasons and though it may sound quite early to make remarks like this, his performance so far says otherwise. This season he has thrown 4,806 yards and has 50 touchdowns against eight interceptions. That is considered to be the best quarterback season ever and even though you can’t make a career just out of one season his other seasons have been extremely outstanding as well.
Quarterbacks are judged differently than any other position as they are judged by the number of Super Bowl rings they own. It does seem somewhat unfair because of the fact that the team is not just made up of a quarterback and it also eliminates many other outstanding quarterbacks that for one reason or another were unable to reach a Super Bowl and much less win one.
Supposedly, pro quarterbacks start their years off in a maturation process, but over the years Brady has managed to maintain his physical state intact as to other players that are forced to leave due to injuries and has shown he knows exactly what he is doing. He says the key comes in being able to understand what you are seeing.
Some speculate Brady gets better as he ages and that the best may be yet to come and he assured that he’s not going anywhere for quite some time to come, and well, neither are the Pats.
About the Author
Cindy Ferguson is a high-ranking sports writer in the sports betting industry. To view more of her exceptional work; visit the sports betting archives.
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