Tom Brady goes viral with fiery speech at conference

Tom Brady is undoubtedly the greatest quarterback of all time and perhaps the greatest NFL player of all time. Brady’s legendary competitiveness has propelled his career from sixth-round latecomer to future Hall of Famer.

Brady recently spoke at a conference that evoked the legendary intensity he brought every Sunday as a player. Brady showed his mentality as a player and how things have changed over the years.

What did Tom Brady say in the meeting?

Brady clearly laid out what drives him as a player and how he shapes his mentality on the NFL battlefield.

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“I don’t have any friends on other teams. My friends are the ones I play with. For me, anger is a good thing. We do it because it’s motivating. The more enemies I make, the more I The more I want to go out and kill those people. “They don’t respect me at all, let’s go kick some a**holes.” “

Brady vs. Michael Jordan

Many analysts have compared Brady’s increased competitiveness to another GOAT in sports, basketball legend Michael Jordan. Both athletes performed at the highest level and performed at their best in their most glorious moments.

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Jordan also carried a continent-sized burden throughout his basketball career. It’s no secret that Jordan didn’t make the high school basketball team during his freshman season only to develop into one of the top prep stars in the game. That was evident early in Jordan’s tenure at North Carolina and has only continued to improve throughout his career.

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Brady’s intensity is different. Not many people knew about Brady during his Michigan career. College football fans know Brady, of course, but his college career ended unceremoniously and no one thought highly of the Wolverines signal-caller entering the NFL draft.

Brady fell until the sixth round of the NFL draft, when the Patriots selected the signal-caller.

Being an underdog in the entire NFL draft became one of the future Hall of Famer’s main motivations, and the slight feeling Brady got from all 31 NFL teams made him eager to prove them wrong, which he did. arrive. Brady famously ran out of the Patriots tunnel in Foxboro, yelling “Let’s go” as his pregame ritual. Brady considers this his rallying cry.

Brady pointed out that today’s NFL game, and more importantly, today’s players are too friendly and draw clear lines between themselves, teammates and opponents. When people say “they don’t do it like they used to,” they’re referring to Brady.