Back in 2002, a 25-year-old Tom Brady led his Patriots to a 20–17 victory over the St. Louis Rams at what was then called the Louisiana Superdome, earning himself and the New England football franchise their first-ever Super Bowl title.Brady was relatively quiet in that matchup, only throwing one touchdown pass, which was an eight-yarder to wide receiver David Patten in the second quarter. The game would make him a household name, though many believed he was nothing more than a game manager. By the time he retired in February 2023, Brady had established himself as one of the greatest players in the history of the game. His ability to win both in New England and Tampa Bay showed he was far more than a product of Belichick’s system, making his ten Super Bowl appearances even more impressive.