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Yes it was. But I think Brady gets way too much credit. There are a lot of others guys out there that did just as much as he did. Heck even scored for Atlanta. Not saying he isn't goid or great even. But he is surrounded by quite a bit of talent. QBs get too much credit. 

 

 

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QB's are kind of like presidents, they will often get credit or riidicule for the results, whether deserved or not.  If his offensive line could have kept them off of him earlier, or his receivers could have caught the ball, or he made better throws or or or,  end result, they came together in the absolute best comeback in superbowl history. 

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I am sure they will remember the Atlanta QB.  The only QB to lose a Superbowl in 51 years with a 10+ point lead at the half.  He has set a new bar.

 

"Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously."

Hunter S. Thompson

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The QB leads the team and sets the pace.  Then the Coach calls the plays.  Whatever happened, nothing seemed to work for Atlanta after the first half.

"Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously."

Hunter S. Thompson

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Brady threw every ball exactly where it had to be in that comeback, and the receivers made some terrific catches...plus the line kept the defense off him.  The whole team had to be just about perfect to come back from a 28-3 deficit in a little over a quarter, and they were.  I seldom even watch the NFL, and don't care for the Patriots, but that was amazing.

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Pats just put it to them. Brady got his posterior kicked for 3 quarters., but they figured Atlanta out, did some incredible things to get a win. Not a football fan, but that was a great game. 

 

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