Patriots' coach Bill Belichick as opened up about Tom Brady who has great for the team from past 15 years, the coach talks about what Brady does for the offense is best among all quarter-backs in NFL.
Tom Brady might well end up being one of the best quarter-back in NFL history with five Super Bowl rings, two-time NFL MVP and almost every accolade related to best in the game. His work for the offense has been significant throughout his career, not only just his post-snap accuracy or fabulous decision-making when targeting receivers, but also having the influence before the snaps sets him apart from others.
Belichick was all praise for the player saying the biggest thing Brady does for the team is keep away from the bad moments when chances of being on winning side is as low as five to ten percent. Whether the situation is a coverage or blitz or an alignment that the opponents gives them, he judges those situations and tries to keep the team away from it.
Brady is certainly regarded as one of the best when it comes to pre-snap readings, in a situation of Patriots call a running play and opposition defense loads with eight players, then it is not possible that every quarter-back will be able to make the pass play, but Brady does that more often than not and never fails, a sign of a true winner and one of game's greatest.
The most important part of a quarter-back's job is to manage the game in terms of giving the offense chance to run plays that can breach through a defense because once the opposition defense make an alignment, then it is really tough for an offensive team to break it down. Brady is one of the best in managing these situations and his work for offensive line is just phenomenal.
Patriots have been very successful year in year out from past few seasons, Tom Brady has been a huge influence on them, they say American football is not a one-man thing but if you have got a quarter-back as good as him, then it might be a one-man influence making his team the best.
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