With Tom Brady and the New England Patriots winning their fifth Lombardi trophy the conversations have begun to take shape about Brady being the greatest quarterback of all-time. He's won four Super Bowl MVP awards, been named a Pro Bowler 12 times, has been the NFL Offensive Player of the Year twice as well as league MVP twice.
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That looks like a pretty darn good resume and it's topped off with those five Super Bowl wins. Earlier in the year, Brady admitted that he loves watching Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers. Well, it seems Rodgers likes watching him too and told Graham Bensinger in an interview that he has pretty similar feelings:
"I felt bad for Matt. I have gotten to know him over the years, he is a fantastic guy; he had an incredible MVP season and sitting there 28-3 I think everybody watching and probably at the game was thinking 'Atlanta is gonna get their ring sized up here pretty soon.' So that was disappointing. So from a fan's perspective, what a great game to watch and to see Tom in his greatness on display one more time. I mean, he didn't need to win that to prove that he's the G.O.A.T., but just another part of his legacy there."
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[h/t For The Win]
