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How haters will miss Tom Brady in retirement


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Nick Foles has a career record of 29-29, but he lost to Tom Brady 1-0 in the Super Bowl and that’s it! The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to collapse and die in 2017 after suffering a serious injury when starting in midfield Carson Wentz. Wentz was the MVP contender for most of the year, and without him at center, the Eagles aren’t considered Super Bowl contenders. Throughout the Big Game, they were consistently rated weaker in every match they played. That didn’t stop them though.

Foles, a man who has never started more than 12 games in a season, and traveled from Philly to Kansas City back to Philly then to Jacksonville, Chicago, and finally Indianapolis, defeated Brady. Foles threw 373 yards and three touchdowns in that game. He also caught a touchdown in a play called “Philly Special”. Meanwhile, when Brady tried to catch the ball in that game, he let the ball slide right through your hand.

Foles just toyed with his food. Brady never had a chance. Brady threw 505 yards, and was still lost by a touchdown and converted to two points. Brady could have thrown 700 yards, and somehow Foles was able to win, because that’s what elite quarterbacks usually do. Clearly, Brady is not and has never been elite. That’s just science.

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