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Wow. Brady. Just keeps on keeping on. GOAT status further and further cemented every year. Never have liked him, but his greatness just can’t be denied. 
Sorry but Ronaldo and Brady are nothing alike. Until he was like 30 yo, Ronaldo was nothing but a stat-padding loser aka Messi's slow but adorable closet-transsexual little brother. It wasn't until Real M absolutely loaded that roster - their bench was full of WC talent, fcs - and brought in the right coaches in Ancelotti and Zidane, that Ronaldo started winning trophies. Even then, however, he was a non-factor in the CL finals they won, except the one against Juve - I guess you guys proved to be even bigger chokers than CR7 
Brady, otoh, has achieved most of his success playing with inferior talent on offense - so often turning other teams' outcasts into treasure. Unlike Ronaldo, Brady is at his best in the most high-pressure moments, hence his numerous SB MVPs and come-from-behind victories, many of which in SBs. Throughout his career, he has been labeled a system QB. Little did people know that he was the so called system, as it should be on any well-coached team.
This year he had a tremendously talented roster around him but that was a poorly coached team - Arians is little more than a loud-mouth schmuck - on one of the very worst, statistically, NFL franchises over the past close to 2 decades. And look at the turn-around they had in just one year mostly due to Brady's leadership and knowledge on what it takes to win and a defense coached by a top-notch DC in Todd Bowles.
Brady, otoh, has achieved most of his success playing with inferior talent on offense - so often turning other teams' outcasts into treasure. Unlike Ronaldo, Brady is at his best in the most high-pressure moments, hence his numerous SB MVPs and come-from-behind victories, many of which in SBs. Throughout his career, he has been labeled a system QB. Little did people know that he was the so called system, as it should be on any well-coached team.
This year he had a tremendously talented roster around him but that was a poorly coached team - Arians is little more than a loud-mouth schmuck - on one of the very worst, statistically, NFL franchises over the past close to 2 decades. And look at the turn-around they had in just one year mostly due to Brady's leadership and knowledge on what it takes to win and a defense coached by a top-notch DC in Todd Bowles.
Sorry but Ronaldo and Brady are nothing alike. Until he was like 30 yo, Ronaldo was nothing but a stat-padding loser aka Messi's slow but adorable closet-transsexual little brother. It wasn't until Real M absolutely loaded that roster - their bench was full of WC talent, fcs - and brought in the right coaches in Ancelotti and Zidane, that Ronaldo started winning trophies. Even then, however, he was a non-factor in the CL finals they won, except the one against Juve - I guess you guys proved to be even bigger chokers than CR7
Brady, otoh, has achieved most of his success playing with inferior talent on offense - so often turning other teams' outcasts into treasure. Unlike Ronaldo, Brady is at his best in the most high-pressure moments, hence his numerous SB MVPs and come-from-behind victories, many of which in SBs. Throughout his career, he has been labeled a system QB. Little did people know that he was the so called system, as it should be on any well-coached team.
This year he had a tremendously talented roster around him but that was a poorly coached team - Arians is little more than a loud-mouth schmuck - on one of the very worst, statistically, NFL franchises over the past close to 2 decades. And look at the turn-around they had in just one year mostly due to Brady's leadership and knowledge on what it takes to win and a defense coached by a top-notch DC in Todd Bowles.
Brady, otoh, has achieved most of his success playing with inferior talent on offense - so often turning other teams' outcasts into treasure. Unlike Ronaldo, Brady is at his best in the most high-pressure moments, hence his numerous SB MVPs and come-from-behind victories, many of which in SBs. Throughout his career, he has been labeled a system QB. Little did people know that he was the so called system, as it should be on any well-coached team.
This year he had a tremendously talented roster around him but that was a poorly coached team - Arians is little more than a loud-mouth schmuck - on one of the very worst, statistically, NFL franchises over the past close to 2 decades. And look at the turn-around they had in just one year mostly due to Brady's leadership and knowledge on what it takes to win and a defense coached by a top-notch DC in Todd Bowles.
Sorry but Ronaldo and Brady are nothing alike. Until he was like 30 yo, Ronaldo was nothing but a stat-padding loser aka Messi's slow but adorable closet-transsexual little brother. It wasn't until Real M absolutely loaded that roster - their bench was full of WC talent, fcs - and brought in the right coaches in Ancelotti and Zidane, that Ronaldo started winning trophies. Even then, however, he was a non-factor in the CL finals they won, except the one against Juve - I guess you guys proved to be even bigger chokers than CR7 
Brady, otoh, has achieved most of his success playing with inferior talent on offense - so often turning other teams' outcasts into treasure. Unlike Ronaldo, Brady is at his best in the most high-pressure moments, hence his numerous SB MVPs and come-from-behind victories, many of which in SBs. Throughout his career, he has been labeled a system QB. Little did people know that he was the so called system, as it should be on any well-coached team.
This year he had a tremendously talented roster around him but that was a poorly coached team - Arians is little more than a loud-mouth schmuck - on one of the very worst, statistically, NFL franchises over the past close to 2 decades. And look at the turn-around they had in just one year mostly due to Brady's leadership and knowledge on what it takes to win and a defense coached by a top-notch DC in Todd Bowles.
Brady, otoh, has achieved most of his success playing with inferior talent on offense - so often turning other teams' outcasts into treasure. Unlike Ronaldo, Brady is at his best in the most high-pressure moments, hence his numerous SB MVPs and come-from-behind victories, many of which in SBs. Throughout his career, he has been labeled a system QB. Little did people know that he was the so called system, as it should be on any well-coached team.
This year he had a tremendously talented roster around him but that was a poorly coached team - Arians is little more than a loud-mouth schmuck - on one of the very worst, statistically, NFL franchises over the past close to 2 decades. And look at the turn-around they had in just one year mostly due to Brady's leadership and knowledge on what it takes to win and a defense coached by a top-notch DC in Todd Bowles.
