Franchise Quarterback

Courtesy of New York Post Tom Brady will turn 43 in August, and he has shown no signs of slowing down.  Last season, Brady became the oldest quarterback in NFL history to start every game in a 16 game season. He is also the oldest quarterback to lead the league in passing yards, to win the AP Most Valuable Player award, to be named first-team All-Pro, and to both play in a Super Bowl and win Super Bowl MVP. In his career, he led the New England Patriots to six Super Bowl wins in an eighteen year span. Over that time period, has thrown over 74,000 yards and 540 touchdowns, which each rank second all time. These are among the many reasons Brady is heralded as the Greatest Of All Time, or G.O.A.T. for short, at the quarterback position. He has produced on the field and delivered titles over nearly a two decade span at a very high level, whereas most quarterbacks burn out before crossing the 40 year threshold.  So what makes Tom Brady different? How was he able to sustain a peak

Courtesy of CBS Sports Written by Sam DeCoste In a time without sports, the NFL came and saved us. One of the most captivating offseasons wrapped up last week following the first ever virtual NFL Draft, following an entertaining free agency period. Joe Burrow was selected first overall, DeAndre Hopkins was traded, Tom Brady is a Buccaneer, and Roger Goodell humanized himself as the commissionner! This offseason will go down as one the most memorable for the blockbuster moves, the virtual draft, the stars switching teams, and for its ability to distract us and win our hearts during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Before the NFL schedule is released later this week, it's time to rank all 32 NFL teams. It's time to see who are the bottom feeders, who is rising up, and who are the true championship players.  Where does your team rank going into the summer? 32. Jacksonville Jaguars The Jaguars shipped out just about every notable name from the 2017 tea