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Brady & Jordan Shoulder to Shoulder?  

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  1. 1. Did Brady NEED a 6th Super Bowl win to be considered "shoulder to shoulder" with Jordan?

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6 hours ago, Billzgobowlin said:

I don't think Brady and Jordan should be mentioned in the same category.  Jordan won 6 championships in 6 years playing.  He was the top of the game for those 6 years.  Brady only had about 3 years where he was the top of the game and one of those years his team (18-0 year) they lost the championship.  Brady might have been the best player on the team for most of those years but definitely not the best player in the league.

Laughable.

 

Jordan was done by 34.

 

Brady is 41. 

 

In a sport with 10 other teammates he has dominated for nearly 20 years. 

 

1/2 of the time he ends up in the Championship Game, 1/3 of the time he wins,  3/4 he’s playing for his conference title.

 

And his Playoff resume dwarfs everyone at all other positions. 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, formerlyofCtown said:

Gronk, Moss Welker, Bruschi... He had plenti.   But I dont necessary disagree.  The only player Belichick has had thats the GOAT as his position was Gronk. Maybe Viniteri.

Gronk maybe HOF but he wasn't the GOAT at his position. Moss was as much a Patriot as Farve was a Jet. Welker was a product of the QB and he proved that in Denver. Bruschi probably would qualify for the Hall of Pretty Good. Viniteri I believe will make it one day though they usually dismiss special teams. 

 

Plus... I'm a Knicks fan and despise Phil Jackson with all my being.

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20 minutes ago, Success said:

Basketball and football are both team games.

 

one man can dominate hoops

 

a man  invented the bogus Triangle O which meant dicking around until you got the ball to Michael or Kobe or Shaq and then they singlehandedly worked to get the basket

 

the Triangle failed miserably when it revolved around Kwame or Eddy Curry or Frankie Smokes

 

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38 minutes ago, billsbackto81 said:

Gronk maybe HOF but he wasn't the GOAT at his position. Moss was as much a Patriot as Farve was a Jet. Welker was a product of the QB and he proved that in Denver. Bruschi probably would qualify for the Hall of Pretty Good. Viniteri I believe will make it one day though they usually dismiss special teams. 

 

Plus... I'm a Knicks fan a despise Phil Jackson with all my being.

Oh so Jackson had all these guy their whole careers.  I really didnt think that was the case.  I thought Rodman came from a team other than the bulls.  ?

As to your last statement.  You need to learn to be more objective.  You need to realise their are alot of players on an NFL team that contribute.  There are only so many touches to go around.

 

As for Gronk, tell me who is and justify it dont just give a name.  Also remember TE is not WR so you can forget Gonzales and Graham.

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9 minutes ago, formerlyofCtown said:

Oh so Jackson had all these guy their whole careers.  I really didnt think that was the case.  I thought Rodman came from a team other than the bulls.  ?

As to your last statement.  You need to learn to be more objective.  You need to realise their are alot of players on an NFL team that contribute.  There are only so many touches to go around.

 

As for Gronk, tell me who is and justify it dont just give a name.  Also remember TE is not WR so you can forget Gonzales and Graham.

Are we debating coaches or players? 

 

I'm saying Belicheck was a far better coach than Jackson.

 

As far as TEs go.

http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/0ap3000000816049/gil-brandt's-14-greatest-nfl-tight-ends-of-all-time

 

Maybe you'll agree with someone who knows a little more about football than me and you.

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4 hours ago, Call_Of_Ktulu said:

Brady is about as athletic as Fat Albert, it would be like comparing Jack Nicklaus to Jordan. Stupid comparison.

You do realize he was drafted out of HS into the MLB right?

 

he may not look like your typical athlete... but after all he’s done... he’s obviously a phenomenal athlete ... tremendously gifted 

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4 hours ago, billsbackto81 said:

I don't even think you can go there with Bill and Phil.

 

Jackson had Jordan, Pippen, Rodman, Kobe, Shaq... All Hall of Fame.

 

Belicheck had Brady and..................?

 

As much as I hate him Bill is the superior of the two......IMO of course.

HoFers Gronk and Edelman. Ty Law. Etc.

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1 hour ago, billsbackto81 said:

Are we debating coaches or players? 

 

I'm saying Belicheck was a far better coach than Jackson.

 

As far as TEs go.

http://www.nfl.com/photoessays/0ap3000000816049/gil-brandt's-14-greatest-nfl-tight-ends-of-all-time

 

Maybe you'll agree with someone who knows a little more about football than me and you.

You'll have to forgive me for thinking for myself and not bowing before a washed up has been.  Tony Gonzalez was the best pass catching TE.  Not the best all around TE.

 

Now we are the ones having the convo her and all you did was give a name and some elses opinion.  Im not debating Brandt Im talking to you.  

Judging by his list he is overly impressed with the recieving stats.

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