After winning his fourth Super Bowl title, a whole new round of debate started about the greatest quarterbacks ever to play the game and whether Tom Brady stands alone at the top of the list. At the very least, many now unequivocally agree that Brady is one of the best few quarterbacks ever.
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Another famous quarterback that now has a bust in the Hall of Fame in Canton is Joe Namath, and he recently gave his thoughts about where Brady ranks on the all-time list. Namath famously led the New York Jets to their only Super Bowl title in franchise history after guaranteeing that they would be the Indianapolis Colts, who were led by another all-time great quarterback in Johnny Unitas.
According to The MMQB, Namath says that he saw a lot of the all-time greats play firsthand, and he thinks that Tom Brady plays the game as well as or better than all of them.
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Namath gave an interview to the site, and here is what he said about Brady:
"No one's ever been better. No one's ever been better than Tom Brady, I don't believe. And I go back to watching the guys earlier in some of the darker days, in the '50s. One of my first heroes was Otto Graham. Come on, 10 straight title games in Cleveland. He was just spectacular. Bobby Layne was a unique quarterback, really terrific.
Getting into the modern era, Peyton Manning has had his wonderful performances. Don't tell me anybody is better than Aaron Rodgers, either. Better than, better than, better than. The best, the best, the best. To each his own. I have a hard time calling anybody in any sport "the best" because of the changes in the game, certainly, and because of the greats that were ahead of them. But I will say, no one has ever played the game better than Tom Brady. You start looking at numbers, and sometimes statistics tell a story, and sometimes they don't tell the whole story. It's such a team game. But Tom has answered the bell. He has answered every challenge. He's great. He's great. No one has ever done it better."
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