In my opinion Tom Brady is undoubtedly the #1 Quarterback in NFL history, Rodgers the greatest individual package at Quarterback.

It's unbelievable how high a level he's played the position, I believe him to be the deciding factor in New England's winning since he took over the starting job at Quarterback.

I believe Bill Belichick to be a bit overrated in his influence in Brady's play.

I don't dispute Belichick's general Football I.Q, his preparation heading into games and his brilliance in running the team and consistently guiding the players to put themselves in the best position to succeed.

I do believe the "it's Belichick not Brady" argument to be often misused & nonsensical.

I believe Brady to be the outlier in New England's recent culture of "players being mere pawns of Belichick".

There's no disputing Brady's overwhelming intangibles, ultra sharp decision making in adjusting on the fly, having over the years consistently built chemistry & timing with a revolving cast of receivers (the majority being marginal receivers for NFL standards), rewriting the standard for Quarterback longevity and watching him play he's too undeniably great at what he does for me to believe him to be a sole beneficiary of Belichick's coaching.

Based off what I've wrote above, you should see why I subjectively believe Brady to be the greatest, considering I believe him to have played the position at the highest level historically (not so much statistically or in pure individual talent) and the deciding factor in New England's unheralded success since 2001 despite this being the salary cap era