Would you rather have Brady or Mahomes for a one game win or go home situation? I'm taking my home boy. Hey, it's Pat Embrady. Pat? Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback I've ever seen. Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady, two of the most skilled quarterbacks the game has ever seen. Both truly incredible. What does Patrick Mahomes deserve the right to be put on the top of the list next to Brady? Or should this even be a debate? I'm going to take both sides of the Brady vs Mahomes debate and give the best reasoning for each guy. And after talking about each ub, you tell me who's better. But first, make sure to hit that subscribe button. It really means a lot. Let's start with Tom Brady. TP12 has seven Super Bowl rings. The most by any player and more than any franchise has. That is truly remarkable. For one man to have more rings in 32 NFL franchises, simply does it make sense. Brady won six with the Pats and won with the Bucks and won five Super Bowl MVP's, most by any player. And Brady won all of his rings in three different decades, three in the 2000s, three in the 2010s, and one in the 2020s. This right here just goes to show how freaking dominant he was. To be able to play such a high level for so long is crazy. Just to imagine what Brady did is exactly like what LeBron James does. But Brady just won a lot more. It's not that easy to win in the NFL and Brady made it seem like it actually was. Tom went to 10 Super Bowls and 14 Coffey Championship games in 23 seasons. Brady made the title game 50% of the time. That's absolutely insane. Saying 50% of the time is an understatement. It was almost a given that the Pats would be there every single year, even if they didn't even make it. You knew they could just because of Tom Brady. It didn't matter what his team looked like in a regular season, but come playoff time, he just flipped the switch. Tom's record in the playoffs was an astounding 35 and 13. Those 35 wins are more than 13 franchises have total. A 72% win percentage into playoffs alone. Now let's rattle off some crazy Brady playoffs stats. Tom has played in 18% of the Super Bowls. There's been three quarterbacks of play in the Super Bowl at the age of 40 plus. Tom's all three. He has nearly twice as many postseason passing touchdowns than any other player. And lastly, he's a Super Bowl all-time leader in completions, yards and touchdowns, and it's not even close. Now, before we go on to the regular season stuff, I just want to talk about the Bucks Super Bowl run. To leave a team after 20 seasons, and six Super Bowl wins takes guts. Just stick a chance, and an alright Tampa Bay Buccaneers team is wild. But as we know, Tom proved the doubters wrong. Tom went to the NFC Championship in his first year. He went to the Super Bowl by beating Aaron Rogers, who was the MVP at Lambo Field in the NFC Championship game. Then, went on to beat the defending Super Bowl champions in the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Maholms. That's crazy. That's one thing from Maholms fans that it's hard to say if Maholms could be better than Brady, because he beat him in the Super Bowl and the AC Championship. That's like saying, if MJ paid LeBron in the finals and lost, we would all say LeBron is the go. Now, let's get to the regular season. Tom Brady leads the NFL at all-time passing yard at 89,213, and the second closest is 80,000. The gap is crazy. TB12 is the only QB to even hit the 600 mark for passing touchdowns, and he sits at 649. He leads the NFL in completions as well at 7753, 600 more than Drew Brees who's in second. So those are just some of Brady's regular season statistics that just go to show how dominant inefficient he really was. Tom finishes career with 3 MVP, which puts him third all-time. It's kind of surprising he didn't win more to be honest. When we talk about Brady, the thing we will always remember is the rings. It's what we do with any all-time great any sport. So after breaking down Tom's side, the 7 rings is definitely the most important part. Now, let's get to Patrick Holmes, and remember what I said, I'm supporting both sides of the argument. The fact that I'm even making this video comparing it to, I think that gives my Holmes the right to be entertained in this debate. But I'll still break it down. First, let's talk playoffs. Patrick Holmes already has 4 Super Bowl appearances in 6 years as a starter, and 2 rings. To be that dominant out of the gate is insane. My Holmes has appeared in 6 straight AFC title games, hasn't missed once since being named a starter. It's just like Brady, it's almost a given that my Holmes will be there. Patrick My Holmes has a pass rating of 106.3, with 4,000 amateur 2 yards, 39 touchdowns, 7 interceptions in 17 games in the playoffs in his career. That 4K yards already puts my Holmes at the 9th spot for passing playoffs yards in only 6 years. And only 6 years have jumped guys like Damirino, Kurt Warner and Terry Bradshaw as remarkable. My Holmes is 6th in playoffs passing touchdowns and only sits 1 TD away from Payton Manning. My Holmes has surpassed Brady for wins by a quarterback in the postseason at 13, 4 turning the age of 30. He's a 14 and 3 record in the postseason already. But two of those losses are to Brady. To have this much success in a short time, to me it feels like we're not really appreciating my Holmes enough. It's truly remarkable to watch the things he's accomplishing. Patrick My Holmes has powered the NFL's all time postseason receptions leader in Travis Kelsey. And they surpass Brady and Grunk who had the record for most postseason touchdown scored by a QB and receiver duo. And only took them 6 seasons to accomplish this feat. Now I want to talk about the last 2 years for Patrick My Holmes. Last season, nobody expected the Chiefs to go back to the Super Bowl because they lost Tyree Kill. But My Holmes proved he didn't even need Tyree Kill to have a ton of success. My Holmes went out and won the MVP and went back to the Super Bowl with a mid-receiving core and won the Super Bowl, proving everyone wrong. Now this season, going into the playoffs, most people picked against him in the division around in AC Championship game simply because their teams didn't stack up well to the bills and the ravens. So My Holmes went into Buffalo where people questioned if My Holmes could win in a true road environment and he did. Knocking off Josh Allen to take out the first seeded ravens and MVP frontrunner Lamar Jackson to earn a second straight Super Bowl appearance. Patrick My Holmes just keeps on proving people wrong. Now let's get to the regular season. My Holmes sits first in the NFL's all time passing arts per game at 296 yards per game. My Holmes is the third QB between 2 MVP's 4th turning the age of 28. Only My Holmes Brady and Montana have 2 Super Bowl MVP's and 2 regular season MVP's. And keep in mind, My Holmes is only been in the league for 7 years 6 as a starter. My Holmes record in his career is 74 and 22. That would technically be the greatest win percentage of all time, but the all time win percentage is based off a minimum of 200 games played. That's my argument for the My Holmes side of the beat. Last thing I want to do is compare My Holmes first 6 seasons as a starter to Brady's first 6 years as a starter. Okay, first thing, career record. My Holmes is 74 and 22. Brady is 70 and 24. Playoff record. My Holmes is 14 and 3. Brady's was 12 and 2. AFC titles. My Holmes 4. Brady 3. Touchdown to Interception ratio. My Holmes 258 touchdown is 69 Interceptions. Brady 167 touchdown is 87 Interceptions. QB rating. My Holmes 103.7. Brady 88.4. So take that information with what you will. That's all I got for you. So let me know if you think Patrick and My Holmes could go down as the go. Or if he already is. See you in the next one. Peace. I'll stop you, I've been talking for 2 minutes. That's fine. I'm going to go with the Chiefs. No shocker there. Simply just because Patrick My Holmes is going against all the hate like he has been this whole playoff run. And I think once again he will prevail against another top quarterback in the league. I know he's shorthanded. There's receiving court but they have been playing well. And the NBA has been playing great. Kelsey of course always shows up in the playoffs.