Humanities Capstone: Tom Brady People should always have someone they look up to. Most people look up to celebrities or their parents. Having a role model can be good for many people. They can help you through many times in your life. I look up to Tom Brady, the New England Patriots quarterback.
In the 80’s and 90’s the san francisco 49ers won a total of five super bowls under Joe montana and steve young. Over the span of two decades this team dominated its competition from montana to young, there seemed to be a steady rate of success through the years. This success caught the attention of a young boy by the name of Tom Brady who idolized the legendary Joe Montana and inspired him to become the quarterback he is today. But just as montana was replaced by a younger Steve Young we are faced with the same predicament in the aging Brady and the younger, fresher Garoppolo.
Even tho he is an amazing player tom was a 6th round draft to the New England Patriots(“Tom Brady Britannica”) .Tom was the backup to Drew Bledsoe but in 2001 Drew Bledsoe was injured so Tom was in the game after that game everyone realized really how good he was and how great of a leader he really was. Over Drew 's recovery Tom shined as the starting QB. When Drew got better it was a big thing to know who was going to start that game. Tom ending up strating that game and has started ever since.
Breaking over 9 Quarter Back records, and potentially various more in the future, people either hate or love New England Patriot Quarter Back, Tom Brady. Generally speaking, there is no between. The real question is: "to hate or not to hate" this record-breaking beast, with 4 Super Bowl rings on his hand. Simple; not to hate.
Tom Brady went to Michigan to play football and he was not the best. He got drafted by the New England Patriots with the 199th pick of the 6th round in the 2000 NFL Draft. Tom Brady is easily the best with that late of a pick. After that, Brady has had no season with a win percentage below 50%. Tom Brady has dominated in the NFL ever since he has been drafted.
Peyton’s passion for football he says was instilled in him by his father. He would listen to all his dad’s games at Ole Miss and New Orleans to study by. Like most in high school Peyton played football, baseball, and basketball. By Peyton’s sophomore year in high school he was talented enough to be the starting quarterback. His brother
Brett Favre Austin VanDenPlas “I, most talented players don’t always succeed. Some don’t even make the teams. It’s more what 's inside.” That is a quote from Pro Football Hall of Fame legend Brett Favre. Favre was a quarterback who played for the New York Jets, Atlanta Falcons, Minnesota Vikings, and the Green Bay Packers, where he is probably known the most.
During those years Aaron has learned to be better at not throwing interceptions, not fumbling the ball and to rush more yards as a quarterback than Tom Brady. Tom Brady has fumbled 107 times. That’s 37 more times than Aaron Rodgers who has fumbled just 70 times. One might say that Tom Brady has had a longer career than Aaron Rodgers but that doesn’t let him take the 11th place for the most fumbles for a quarterback. Ever.
Joe Montana is one of the most influential quarterbacks of the late twentieth century. Joe Montana, or Joe Cool as some called him, won four superbowl rings. He received the nickname for always being calm under pressure. He was the king of fourth quarter comebacks, leading over thirty game winning drives in his career, including a famous one in the superbowl of 1989. On that drive, he spotted the actor John Candy in the stands and decided to point it out in the huddle, right before leading his team 92 yards and throwing the game winner with thirty four seconds left in the game.
He won this with hard work and pure talent. He is a true role model and a hero to me. Cam Newton was the number one draft pick in the NFL in 2011. Every team wanted a quarter back like cam. He was a Heisman trophy winner and an all
But the team rallied to finish 10-6 and became NFC champions after defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Dallas Cowboys, and Green Bay Packers in the playoffs. The Giants set the record for the most consecutive road wins, which currently stands at 11.Although the undefeated New England Patriots entered Super Bowl XLII as 12-point favorites, the Giants came through with one of the biggest upsets in the history of the game. Quarterback Eli Manning was named the game 's Most Valuable Player in the team’s 17-14
When you hear the name Manning most people think football. That would be because the Manning family is the most popular family in NFL. If you live in America there is a great chance you have hear the name Archie Manning. To the younger generation like mine he is known as the father of Peyton and Eli. However to those that watched football in the late 1970s and 1980s he is own as one of the greatest quarterbacks not to win the Super Bowl.
Personally, I believe in the message Brady was trying to convey and send to the masses.
Sammy Baugh was the greatest and most respected football player of all time. “Sammy Baugh lead all other QB’s with his stats”(Derr 2). “Sammy Baugh was also the QB of the decade in the 30s”(Derr 2). Most men in the 30s would agree that Sammy Baugh was the best of the best and would also agree that the information shows how some players excelled, and it also showed how the players tried to get on top.
It was there that he started to gain fame at a worldwide level, where he was considered as the national leader in the United States, when he collected a number of yards equal to 1,451, in 1967 and he scored 11 touchdowns. However, he was going to overcome this amount in the next year, i.e. in 1968 when he ran a number of yards the equal to 1,709 and scored 22 touchdowns. That same year was a successful year for O.J. Simpson. Because he won the Heisman Trophy, the Maxwell Award, and Walter Camp Award in that same year.