Tom Brady is the Greatest Quarterback of all time

First I will be making 7 short and sweet points before I move on to countering my opponents points. I -- Playoff sucess Tom Brady holds a postseason record of 25-9. Five more wins than second place on the list, a guy you might know by the name of Joe Montana. The Patriots quarterback also holds the record for most touchdown passes in the playoffs (63) and in the Super Bowl (15). Not only does Brady have two NFL Most Valuable Player awards to his name ('07, '10), now he's been named a record holding fourth Super Bowl MVP. II -- Rapport with his Coach Over the years we have seen quarterbacks and coaches bicker and not get along leading to a not great environment, and losing seasons. But It's hard to argue against this coach-quarterback combo. Belichick and Brady have combined for the best coaching record all time at 202-63. III -- CLUTCH Quarterback's are often defined by how they play in crunch time with the game on the line and that's when Brady shines the most. He's engineered ten game-winning postseason drives including Super Bowl 51's 25-point comeback. IV -- The Regular Season Stats don't lie Sitting at 472 passing touchdowns Brady sits at 4th all time, and at 40 years old its looking like he isn't slowing down anytime soon. V -- The AFC Easts Daddy In the years that Brady was healthy he was 14 time AFC East champion, he also won 13 straight in years he was health 2003-2007 (2008 injured) 2009-Present. VI -- 5 times One thing that puts Brady above all other QB's is his strive to win it all and the 5 times he'd done it. Enough said? VII -- Overlooked Brady was drafted in the 6th round of the 2001 draft. 199th overall. This means that Brady was overlooked 198 times, before Brady was finally given a chance by the Patriots. Rebuttal-- Now I will take sometime to refute my opponents arguments. My opponent mentioned that "You can take Brady out of the picture, and whoever becomes the starter still has success. " He used the 2008 season to back his point. Well done, you chose a season where the teams that the Patriots beat had a collective record of 71-105, the easiest schedule ever in the Brady Belichick Era! They only beat three teams that were over .500, the 9-7 Jets (who they also lost to once), the 9-7 Cardinals, and the 11-5 Dolphins (who they also lost to once). The 2008 patriots may have been 11-5 but they were a lot worse than that. Secondly my opponent spoke of Brady's questionable record. While I agree that his reputation may be slightly tarnished, this doesn't make him a better or worse player. While many people will make claims such as "The Pats wouldn't have won in 2014 if Brady hadn't cheated, I have one word to say to you, really? If you look at that game you will know that the deflated footballs were removed at halftime, in the second half alone, the Pats won that game 28-0. So. .. yeah. While my opponent has made some valid points, there are easy way to as you said it deflate your arguments P. S I appreciated the pun. .. it made me laugh thank you. Sources: . https://en.wikipedia.org... . https://www.pro-football-reference.com... . https://www.pro-football-reference.com... . http://www.espn.com... . http://www.espn.com... . http://www.espn.com...