Let's go back to the goat talk.

Did Brady finally put an end to it?

Even in the future?

It's all said and done.

Brady's the go.

No one's ever gonna take that away.

I think so.

I think so.

He's gonna go down as the most celebrated quarterback in the history of the National Football League.

Um, and I think that again.

You know, I say it's over for Patrick Mahomes and Onley in that regard.

We all know that Patrick Mahomes is phenomenal.

We know he will be back.

There's no question in my mind that as long as he's healthy and he's at the quarterback position for the Kansas City Chiefs, they will win Super Bowl championships in the future.

I sincerely doubt it will reach seven, but more importantly than that, we're going to look at the fact that when he went against Brady, Brady took him out.

Okay, Brady is gonna end up in the M V.

P.

Max just went on the soliloquy, the previous segment with a lot of things he had to say about two in comparison and what I'm saying that Max is what Max has said on many occasions about everybody else, and you could validate this.

It's not that your information is wrong.

It's that at the end of the day, ain't nobody gonna be thinking about that.

Like, for example, you couldn't.

You're a Giants fan.

Ah, Giants fan, diehard.

And you didn't even remember that New England scored 14.

You said 17.

I'm just saying you didn't remember.

But you remember, of course, that the Giants beat the Patriots.

I'm saying to you that when it comes to Patrick Mahomes against Tom Brady, we're going to remember that they got beat down.

The particulars is going to escape a lot of people in the future.

What we're going to remember is that Brady, one and one Super Bowl M V P and Patrick Mahomes lost and lost convincingly, spent most of the day running for his life.

And so when you look at it from that perspective and it was a beat down that took place before the world, that is not something that gets glossed over.

It's something that you could ultimately overcome in terms off people still appreciating your greatness and what you mean to the NFL and that you're the future face in the NFL or whatever.

But even though Brady's one now four ring I mean, I think he's one like three or four rings since the age of 37 since the age, he's 13 since I made the Cliffs prediction out of the last five years, multiple after 40 that don't bring that up yourself, but in the end.

But in the end, what it comes down to is that when you get beat down like that and it's at the hands of Brady, people are going to remember that those other details, while definitely accurate, is not what folks outside of Matt Kelly, Max Kellerman and a Daniela Skis of the world and others are going to recall what you just said.

Israel talk.

That's how that, as the kids say, I don't know if the kids anymore it was Israel talk, right?

That old is that people know what you think.

The point is, the point is, that's real talk.

That's that's actually what is going to happen now.

Do I think that means the door is shut?

I don't.

And let me tell you why.

First of all, there could be a rematch next year or the year after.

The way Brady's going right there, both on great teams, it could happen.

And if Mahomes gets them back, if they blow them out, If the Bucks have problems on the offensive line next time something like that, then then it will cancel out.

Still, you have a big hill to climb.

The fact of the matter is, you may be right, and he's not catchable.

Whatever you want to say about the color line in baseball, the consensus in baseball's Babe Ruth's the greatest player who ever lived.

He played in the teens and twenties of the last century.

Sugar Ray Robinson's The greatest fighter who ever lived.

He fought in the forties and fifties.

Michael Jordan basketball, eighties and nineties, right and they still stand.

So it could be that Brady.

We're just witnessing Brady.

That's gonna stand 5100 years from now.

One thing I got to say, though.

LeBron James, when LeBron James went to Miami, not two, not three, not four.

He lost the first one to Dallas.

They were favored and he choked.

He didn't want the ball in the fourth quarter, four different fourth quarters.

He advocated that responsibility.

They lost Jordan Ship had sailed at that point, according to people like me, and I'll still say that.

And yes, we're gonna look at the score and say, That's a blowout.

But did Mahomes actually play poorly?

Like, as I said, he had two receivers in the face with the ball he had.

He had iconic plays in that game that we'll be looking at highlights, you know, decades from now that weren't even receptions, like we're gonna look at him parallel to the ground, throwing that ball like the Odell Beckham catch.

And it wasn't even a catch.

No, it wasn't my homes the way LeBron didn't want it, it was the team around him.

And I'll say this.

LeBron's in the goat conversation.

You want to deny LeBron's in the goat conversation?

There's a generation of people.

It's like 50 50 almost, who think it's LeBron or Jordan.

I may disagree with them, but to say LeBron didn't get back in it after he lost that first one against Dallas is not true.

He's 15 since then.

No, LeBron's in it and if LeBron got back in it, it's not impossible from home, all right, Dan, you played quarterback.

Talk to us.

I have no idea if Max actually answered the question.

Uh, the conversation.

How did I not answer the question?

Goat?

I just said the goat.

You just put an end to all talk.

I said, No, it mhm.

He will not be caught.

First of all, Tom Brady's got seven.

Now he's got seven.

All other active quarterbacks, including Drew, who's gonna probably retire in a couple weeks.

Drew Brees.

They've got eight, so he's got one less than all of the other active quarterbacks in the NFL.

He went to an organization, guys that had the worst winning percentage in the history of the NFL and hadn't been to the playoffs in a dozen years and then just won the Super Bowl and kind of did it relatively easily.

They had the hiccup in the season where they were poor for five weeks.

Stretch, absolutely.

But then he goes on the road and beats three Hall of Famers, three of the all time greats.

He goes on the road and beats Drew Brees.

He goes on the road and beats Aaron Rodgers, and then it beats Patrick.

We agree, Patrick will more than likely be a Hall of Famer.

I mean, this is not only did Tom go into seventh, Tom won his seventh and went on the greatest Super Bowl run on quarterbacks ever been on?

I mean, think about that.

He threw for 50 touchdowns this year at age 43 is so hard to do what he had.

It's so hard to link up with the coach and the organization and take the pay cut with the salary cap for that stretch that he did in New England.

And then when the other team decides that they don't want to keep you for the price or support you for the play, have the opportunity to go somewhere like he did and completely reshape.

I mean, think about the guys that scored last night.

Leonard for net was cast off, but he wanted to go play with Tom Brady.

A B now a B did a lot of it on his own.

People didn't want.

Here's the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th 6th opportunity because he wanted to play with Tom Brady.

Gronk came back and I thought, no shot Gronk Every place in the NFL again Grant Kim comes back.

Why?

Because he wanted to play with Tom Brady.

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