Andrew Ghattas

Not sure I need $20 that bad but... Tom Brady was a 6th-round pick who stayed on as the QB4 in 2000 (no team carries 4 QBs anymore), ascended to QB1 after 9/11 delayed games a week and Bledsoe was injured on a super rare scramble, rode a defense that never allowed more than 17 points the last 9 games to the SB, fumbled the season away in his first playoff game, saved by a Tuck Rule that only existed in 1999-2012, Vinatieri made a snow FG he said he'd make 10% of the time, won the OT coin toss and only had to get a FG to end the game (can't do that since 2011), won a playoff game in Pittsburgh where he led his offense to 0 points, left injured, Bledsoe and ST won it, then became the only QB to win a SB where he led his offense to 13 points, something he repeated in 2018. Not to mention he got away with intentional grounding on the last drive and the FG somehow took 7 seconds. That's just 2000-01. Do I need to go on with having more elite defenses/special teams than his top peers combined, Kasay kickoff out of bounds in SB 38, the 06 Chargers fumbling a 4th down INT back to him, Lee Evans & Billy Cundiff 2011, the greatest interception in NFL history (Butler at the 1), Robert Alford dropping a game-ending pick that Edelman caught, or Dee Ford lining up offsides to negate another season-ending turnover? Or after the biggest division advantage in NFL history, going to Tampa and getting to start a road playoff run in crowd less stadiums against a 7-9 team starting a 4th string QB, then becoming the first QB to play the SB in his home stadium against his second straight opponent (KC) that lost its Pro Bowl left tackle? Then the NFC South was a poverty division in 2021-22. Even his last game saw a Dallas kicker miss 4 straight extra points, another NFL record. That's Brady, the absolute LOAT (Luckiest of All Time)