Critics and fans will agree that veteran NFL quarterback Tom Brady has surpassed expectations this season. The former New England Patriots man made an almost immediate impact for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers leading them to their first Super Bowl final since 2003. Brady now has a shot at winning a 7th Championship ring.

This will be his first without coach Bill Belichick and the Patriots organization. He is playing alongside former Pats teammates, Rob Gronkowski and Antonio Brown, who are both on the wrong side of 30 themselves. His influence on Bucs teammates Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Scott Miller, Cameron Brate, and others has been monumental.

He shares a great rapport with HC Bruce Arians as well. If the Bucs do go on to win Super Bowl LV, it could possibly be the greatest championship run in the history of the league. Who will they have to thank for it? Mr. Tom Brady, of course.

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Tom Brady compared to Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kobe Bryant

Former Washington Football Team and Atlanta Falcons fullback, DeAngelo Hall, featured in today’s installment of Good Morning Football. The topic of discussion today was the legacy that Brady will leave behind, irrespective of this weekend’s Super Bowl result. Hall had an interesting comparison to make while citing the names of a few NBA legends.

He said, “This is a dude who put in countless hours studying film, of studying his craft to be a professional. And I think more players and especially guys who’ve been his teammates, more people understand what it takes to be great.”

“But I think another Super Bowl submits Tom’s legacy as being the greatest football player ever and puts them in that Pantheon with, you know, the likes of Michael Jordan, LeBron, Kobe Bryant, as one of the greatest athletes of all time, for sure,” Hall said on the show.

The legend of Tom Brady is already an impressive one. It has many twists and turns and is filled with a host of records. But even at 43, Brady has shown he is hungry to stick around for a long, long time.

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Rest assured that the former New England man will bring his A-game when the Buccaneers go up against Patrick Mahomes and Co. on Sunday night. Make sure you tune in!

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