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The real goat Joe Montana threw 0 INT in all his Super Bowls.

Tom Brady lol, he's only in the goat discussion because of Malcom Butler.
 
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Brady is a system QB- I'd rank him 128th all time, maybe 129th
 
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System QB for sure, albeit he played in a great system by a all time great coach.
 
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Apparently they do
 
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Tom Brady is the GOAT!!!

It's Brady and it's not even close.

 

It's so much more difficult to sustain dominance in the salary cap era of the NFL and only 1 QB had dominated the league for 15 years, Tom Brady. 6 Super Bowl appearances, 4 wins. Montana's stats are not even in the same plane of existence as Brady's. Montana had elite defenses for each of his titles and the best WR of all time for 2 of them. No one has ever done more with less than Tom Brady. Brady is the Michael Jordan of QB's.

 
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5*
 
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Sorry......5 beats 4 every time. Joe was great....but, not the greatest.
 
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LOL, Tom did it with an incredible performance, and you can suck it. 

 
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Well Brady threw a pick-6 so I guess so
 
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Haha you loser. You loser. Ah.
 
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Coming from a huge Niner/Montana fan, Brady is the GOAT no question about it. 
 
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GOATs make the greatest of all time comebacks in Super Bowl history. 
 
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i guess, if you're playing the Atlanta Falcon's defense. i've said before they were not Super Bowl calibur.

have to give them props though they played admirably but not good enough to win. their defense were gassed from flying all over the field and it showed in the 2nd half when the Pats offense took control of the time and bought time. young and fast sure, but experience does matter.


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I've been making the Brady GOAT argument for years and niner/montana fans don't ever wanna hear it. To be a local boy, Brady doesn't really get love in the bay. Raider fans hate him because of the snowjob but he doesn't get love in the west bay either.
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Brady's the best! His receivers suck behind and he still threw over 400 yards. Montana had studs. Shut up already!
 
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It's not even to be debated. I'm a Dallas fan but Brady is the goat hands down. Joe was great but had the best wr of all times with other huge weapons. Plus great defenses. I wasn't going to join because I said after his last one the debate was over lmaoooooo idk why people just can't admit it. And he finally got pay back with that crazy catch to make up for the one eli loss for sure lmao. Could easy be 7-0 but 5-2 is insane
 
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Brady has been blessed with a good  offensive line and a coach

that will allow him pass the ball a lot.......62x this game.

He's bound to get a lot of yards.

First half, Brady really didn't throw the ball well.

In the second half, the Edelman miracle catch helped.

My GOAT argument has been this......

Elway, Montana, Rodgers could play on any team and win.

Don't see that with Brady.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by dertydude:

It's not even to be debated. I'm a Dallas fan but Brady is the goat hands down. Joe was great but had the best wr of all times with other huge weapons. Plus great defenses. I wasn't going to join because I said after his last one the debate was over lmaoooooo idk why people just can't admit it. And he finally got pay back with that crazy catch to make up for the one eli loss for sure lmao. Could easy be 7-0 but 5-2 is insane

couldve been 2-5 as well
 
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Brady threw that Pick-6 just to give Atlanta a bigger head start.

Coming back from 14-0 wouldn't be impressive enough.  Had to boost it up a little.
 
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Montana also had a pretty da.mned good coach, so how could you say he'd succeed anywhere?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Broncodevil:

Brady has been blessed with a good  offensive line and a coach

that will allow him pass the ball a lot.......62x this game.

He's bound to get a lot of yards.

First half, Brady really didn't throw the ball well.

In the second half, the Edelman miracle catch helped.

My GOAT argument has been this......

Elway, Montana, Rodgers could play on any team and win.

Don't see that with Brady.



Yeah, Montana definitely didn't have a good offensive line and his coach was garbage. Thay Walsh guy was waaay overrated. Give me a break. And let us not forget that before the oft injured Gronk the only game-changer skill position player Brady has had was one year of Randy Moss. There's no such thing as a system quarterback in the pros. You either have the goods or you don't. One could make the argument that Montana was a system quarterback seeing as how he played in a "system", the westcoast offense, predicated
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On short passes and WR's piling up a ton of YAC.
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I think the greatest QBS can pass and run.
 
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man still this? grow up guys its over now.
 
 
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Last time I ever post on GOAT discussion.  Grown men trying to come up with excuses about Brady??   Could have lost many??  Only completes short passes??  Anyone could manage this system??

Seriously - WAKE UP.

He is a coach in a QBs body.

He studies more than the coaches do.

He exploits any and all mismatches in REAL TIME SPEED.

He is accurate on 97% of the throws - short, medium, and long

He is a leader on and off the field.

Lastly, his peers - MVPs, Hall of Famers, Opposing Quarterbacks, the most knowledgeable people in the game - CALL HIM THE GOAT.  PERIOD. 

Find something else to HATE or just Grow up.  Don't make crap up - you look foolish and childish!



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