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Crazy stat. 7 wins, 4 came starting at age 37. If he retired at age 36 he would have had 3 rings, 1 more than Big Ben and would be 3-2 in the big game.

Brady has won 7 Super Bowls in his 20 seasons, which means to TB12 that he came up short 13/20 times. That's the difference between him and the paper GOATs like Rodgers and Mahomes. His drive and commitment is insane. Gotta hand it to him. Plus, the more I hear about this win being him "getting over" on Belichick and NE the more and more I'm actually good with it. Having a team to root for in the Bills matters too. Screw KC! They are in OUR way now. Plus Mr. GOAT is sticking around which is great for teams to get some legacy opportunities beating him while he's as good as ever. Most of his SB wins came after age 38. Just let that sink in. If he retired at age 37 he would have 3 rings and be 3-2

technically, every day we're closer, no matter when it happens!

Looks like the televangelist is about to become team president!

I remember 7 years ago when it was said as if it was undeniable that "we'll see Wilson in this game (SB) a lot more times" Nothing is guaranteed when it comes to the big dance.

He's enjoying himself with this one, for sure... Good for him! It would have been hilarious if the trophy ended up in the water though!

Cowboys for sure

The golden age of streaming, for people who want to brag about how smart they are saving money and "cord cutting" is coming to an end fast. These companies have figured out how to play the game. Yes, streaming is the future, as is paying a LOT more to do it. All you streamers were just Beta testing the system for them. Soon everything worth watching will be on a + network. It's already happening. You have Hulu or Pluto TV or Saturn Tv or Mars TV? Cool! you can watch the same reruns that they show on cable. Read the comments about Discovery+ on any social media platform.

Don't forget: it was a GIVEN after Seattle's 2nd SB in a row that "we would be seeing a lot more of Russell Wilson in these games" That was 7 years ago. Wilson turns 33 next season. It is in no way guranteed that Mahomes will ever play in another SB. Maybe he will. Or he could play on average teams due to his contract and end up losing in the playoffs year after year like Russ has. Don't even get me started on the "best QB in the game" Rodgers, who never wins anything except regular season awards.

I remember when Seattle was the next dynasty, and Russ would be back a bunch of times. that last part was said with just as much certainty as with Mahomes. They had just gone to the SB back to back, and you were nuts to say Wilson wouldn't be back in the near future.

Certain guys always seem to be the winners in the end. Others constantly get hyped as the greatest QBs ever but win once. Brees Rodgers Just for starters. "Best QBs in the league" who never seem to be in the big dance and whose teams always seem to come up short, regardless of circumstances. It's crazy to say it, but Mahomes could very well have a Wilson type career, going to 2 straight, being hyped as an MVP every year, but never getting back for a LONG time, if ever.

I always wondered how bars and watch parties factor into ratings

If Allen wins a Super Bowl next year he'll have as many SB rings as Mahomes, Brees, and Rodgers.

I was the same way, but honestly I don't mind him winning in TB. I don't like it, but it's not New England, so it feels different. Plus it sets an example for young players: focus, dedication, don't beat yourself.

It's more that he seems totally unqualified. But again, I would rather watch or read about the Lions than the Texans. Everything about that franchise bores me. the idea that they might trade Watson is literally the only thing interesting about them. That and what a mess they are, which we will get a steady stream of leaks detailing from guys on the team to their buddies in the media. Still can't compete with kneecap biting.

"could've" summarizes the "MVP" Aaron Rodgers entire career. 20 other QBs didn't win. Brady did.

Bills Rams will be epic next year, in LA

I just want to hear Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit in the Sky" in the stadium this year when the Bills host the Texans and have a huge lead going into the 4th quarter.

I for one and happy that Brady is coming back. Gives more teams and players a chance to build their legacies with wins over him.

Here's another angle to keep in mind... If the Texans dig in you can 100% except all sorts of stories in the sports media about what a creepy dysfunctional place it is to play, aided behind the scenes by Watson and current and former players looking for a little payback. What percentage of NFL fans do you think realize that a team chaplain who seemed to constantly cause problems is now running a football team? the spotlight on the televangelist will get brighter, along with all the dumb and dysfunctional things they've done. That, coupled with a miserable losing record is going to make things really nasty there.

Injuries can take a real toll, just ask Newton. People forget just a few years ago he was league MVP of a 15-1 team and looked unstoppable. It fell apart FAST. This is why guys like Brady, who never really relied on freakish athleticism, last longer. As long as he can read a defense and throw he can play. He doesn't run, doesn't really move, and almost never takes a hit.

America's Team in the red, white and blue wasn't in it this year. Out loveable group of scrappy underdogs came up just short this time around. Also, Tom Brady is a movie people have seen 1000 times already. A lot of people expected KC to win in a blowout. It wasn't that compelling before, and the actual game was awful to watch. Boring. One sided. Brady again (yay!). Refs threw the flags they needed to early to ensure a large TB lead.

There is a big difference between being a man of faith (lots of guys in the NFL are) and being a creepy cult-like figure who somehow goes from team chaplain to running the team.

Huge dudes who are unmovable and play with an edge travel well. No matter the offensive game plan, no matter the weather, the time of day, the stakes. It's like putting a brick wall right in the middle of the DL that the offense has to go around or run though, if they are determined to fail. Nervous energy only helps.

6'4, 357?! YES! I just want at least one of these massive DTs to free up Oliver to cause mayhem. Plus, like I said... If the big man gets loose... "Jim Nance: Brady, under pressure.... WOW what a hit by Bohanna!" "Romo: he just crushed him, Jim!" Makes me smile every time. It's not too far-fetched, either. Beane and McDermott have tried to bring in NT type guys to play on the DL, Star being the highest paid example.