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Exactly right. He'd still be a Patriot, worshipped by them as a God. Even more than Brady is IMO because he brought so much in the way of hope for them.Bledsoe4MVP said:You don't have to refer to me as 'the poster in question'. I know where this is going, look all Drewpisms and Bledsoe hype aside.....the bottom line is the pats success was based on coaching and defense first, and Tom Brady was in the right place at the right time. Does this mean he's the product of a 'system'..perhaps, but he's the top guy in the game right now and I've never said otherwise. Would I love to gloat if Drew had won 3 superbowls, absolutely, but then again we wouldn't have him on our team right now had that been the case.
Tom Brady is a great QB, and if he can win a title or two later in his career or more importantly do it without bill bellechek....than I will consider him the greatest QB of all time, maybe the greast professional athlete of all time for that matter.
I'm not saying he couldn't have QBed those Patriots teams to SB wins. He might have. We don't know for a fact because it is all speculation. The fact does remain though that in big games in the playoffs his record is not all that imressive, especially when compared to Brady's who is approaching legend status awfully young.
Is it fair that it looks like Bledsoe is a choker and Brady a savior? Probably not, but let's be honest about it. The label had already been applied to him before Brady came in and made him the NFL's Wally Pip.
That is a hard label to shake. If he can win a Super Bowl here he would probably shake it. If he doesn't before he takes up the rocking chair I suspect that will dog him as much as it does Marino, Fouts, Moon, etc. It is a huge missing page of the story.