“Old Heads Always Hating”: All-Time NFL Great Trashed Online for Divisive Take on Tom Brady

Picking the greatest player of all time in American football would be a no-brainer for many people. If the criteria are based on picking someone who has won the most Super Bowl titles, has played for over twenty seasons and has a book full of records, then Tom Brady definitely comes to mind.

His illustrious career has shown just how talented he is as a player. However, some legends and greats of all time would disagree. And when fans heard her opinion, they were quick to defend theirsfavorite quarterback. After TB12 announced he was retiring “forever,” many fans and analysts crowned him the greatest of all time.

“Old Heads Always Hating”: All-Time NFL Great Trashed Online for Divisive Take on Tom Brady

However, legendary New York Giants fullback Lawrence Taylor didn’t share the same thoughts as others. The 64-year-old appeared on the I Am Athlete podcast. There he said that Joe Montana holds the GOAT record in his book.According to him, Brady played when things were different; when the defense hesitated to score him because they didn’t want a penalty.

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“Joe Montana is still my man,” Taylor said. “Still my man. You say greatest quarterbacks ever, I’m still with Joe Montana. I’m not going with Tom Brady. … Listen, Tom Brady got all the rules on his side. You can’t touch him. You can’t touch him. If you hit him, if you breathe on him, they’re gonna throw a flag.” 

Fans did not like this and disagreed with Taylor.

Amid investigation, NFL wants another meeting with Browns QB Deshaun Watson

NFL officials want to meet with Watson again after interviewing him this week in Houston, according to a report from Cleveland TV station Fox 8, and several of the Browns quarterback’s accusers participated in an interview that is scheduled to air Tuesday night on HBO.

Watson met with the league this week in Houston as it investigates whether he violated its conduct policy.

Amid investigation, NFL wants another meeting with

On Friday, Fox 8 reported Rusty Hardin, Watson’s attorney, said the league wants to meet with Watson again. Hardin did not immediately respond to the Beacon Journal’s request for comment, and NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said, “We will decline comment as the review is active and ongoing.”

Despite Watson being accused by 24 women of sexual misconduct during massage appointments and 22 of those women suing him, the Browns traded for the three-time Pro Bowl selection on March 18 in a historic deal with the Houston Texans. The Browns also gave Watson a five-year contract worth a record-setting $230 million fully guaranteed.

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Several of the women who have accused Watson of sexual misconduct were interviewed for an episode of HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.” According to a news release from the network, the women detailed the alleged abuse they suffered and shared their reactions to Watson’s record-breaking contract with the Browns.

Super Bowl Winning DB Gives Straight forward Insight Into Ryan Tannehill & Malik Willis’ Mentoring Issues

The NFL world stood polarized as Ryan Tannehill gave his take on mentoring incoming QB Malik Willis. Reacting to the incident, former New England Patriots star safety Darius Butter made his opinion clear when he made an appearance on the Pat McAfee show.

While talking to the reporters on Tuesday, Ryan Tannehill was being candid for a question asked about Malik Willis. When asked about his thoughts to mentor the new draftee, Tannehill made it clear that it was not his job.

Super Bowl Winning DB Gives Straightforward Insight Into Ryan Tannehill & Malik Willis’ Mentoring Issues

“I don’t think it’s my job to mentor him,”Tannehill said. “But if he learns from me on the way, then that’s a great thing,” he added to his statements.

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In the latest edition of McAfee’s show, Butter reacted to the situation with a firm response.“I don’t have a problem with Ryan’s answer at all. It’s not his job to mentor Malik,” he said in support of the veteran quarterback.

“There’s going to be questions that you have to answer for a young guy, but I feel like mentoring a guy is going above and beyond. It really depends on how you wire what you want to do. You don’t want every guy to mentor you as well. So, I have no problem with that” Butter added to his statements.