Of course those "things " do not make you queer, your behavior does. naturally your crazed and addled mind goes homosex, by "queer" I mean...
"queer
adjective
1Strange; odd:
‘she had a queer feeling that they were being watched’
queer - definition of queer in English | Oxford Dictionaries
You are a very strange man telling me how big your feet (size 12) are and how you watch football games all by yourself on a love seat with room for one more.TMI dude!....
Now because Brady's accomplishments cannot be separated from his cheating and suspension. You wish to bring other ball players into this miasma of nonsense.
Fact: Tom Brady has a great deal of success.
Fact: Tom Brady has been suspended for cause which was upheld in a court of law.
Fact: While achieving his success, Brady befitted from the cheating, lying and deflated balls.
Fact: Tom Brady would not have those records but for his cheating.
this logic never registers with the nutcases that have come on and said he is better than montana and bradshaw,never mind that they both played in a much tougher era of football where brady would not last back then and never mind that in reality,if anything this would be only bradys FIRST superbowl win since all the others are tainted.not saying he really won this one either since the NFL has their head up krafts ass mind you.
I agree different eras QBs like Sid Luckman, Otto Graham and many others are not even discussed by these clowns. There is a while lot of football and quarterbacks to talk about.
Most importantly, not one of those QBs who are considered the greatest have been suspended for game related activity such as lying, cheating, destroying evidence like Tom Brady. If they were then we can cross them off the list.
I heard la ram was banned. I don't know if it's temporary but for now he's banned
Que? He does not looked banned to me.
Does it matter? He was, he is, his will be, who cares, he is a nutjob that some how, like you thinks that the NFL is fixed and yet Brady cheated, totally screwed up, it can't be both. Unless of course logic is not your strong suit. How many times do you think they rehearsed that Edelman catch?
These guys confuse being competitive with being a bad person.
1. Michael Jordan: This guy was a flat killer. Why else do you think he was a perfect 6-for-6 when it came to the NBA Finals? He simply never let his team lose when a game was ever in doubt.
2.
Kobe Bryant: The closest thing we will ever have to Jordan in terms of game and competitiveness.
3. Roy Halladay: No wonder every game he starts looks like a no-hitter is taking place as his teammates refuse to sit next to him or even talk to him when he's in the dugout with his game face on. And when an umpire calls a borderline pitch a ball, Halladay's stare towards home plate is what dreams are made of.
4. Tom Brady: If you saw the Brady 6, you will know why Brady is on this list. He was drafted 199th overall and had the body of a 15-year-old entering the NFL. Two MVPs and three rings later and you see just how far will to win has taken him. After games, you can see Brady running straight to the locker room while others do a meet-and-greet at midfield, not caring one bit if they had just won or lost.
5. Roger Clemens: So what if he cheated? Here's a guy that was so intense on the mound that he would have to wear a mouthpiece because he would grit his teeth so hard. When that glove went over his face and under his hat leaving just his eyes piercing into the batter's box you knew you were in for a long night and just might get a 95-mph fastball in your ear if you dare hit a HR off him.
NOT SO MUCH
1.
Dwight Howard: Probably the most perfect specimen to ever lace them up. Can seemingly jump over buildings and if he has an ounce of fat I've never seen it. So why has he never won anything other than some DPOY awards? He's never in game-mode it seems. He always looks like he's playing in a PE class. This guy should average 30 points and 15 rebounds in his sleep, yet he is never among the league leaders in scoring. The best example was just before Game 1 of the 2009 NBA Finals when he was laughing and went to joke with Bryant while Bryant gave him this look of "are you serious dude, get away from me; I have a game to win."
2. Vince Carter: Half man, half coulda and shoulda been amazing. His performance in the 2000 dunk contest will long live in basketball lore. He did things that no one else could dream of. Eleven years, three teams and no rings later, we're all left to wonder what could have been.
3. Tracy McGrady: Are you sensing a theme here? No wonder the NBA isn't what it used to be. An unbelievable talent that has not only never won a ring, but has NEVER EVEN WON A SINGLE SERIES. It's no coincidence that he's Carter's cousin. In his prime, T-Mac was the most dominant scorer in the league.
4. AJ Burnett: You would think spending four years as Halladay's teammate would cure all ills. I guess not. This guy had the best stuff in all of baseball in his prime. He could get his fastball up to 98 mph and had the game's best curve ball.
Yet, Burnett might finish his career with a LOSING record and an ERA well over 4, despite walking away with over $125 million earned during his overrated career.
5. Lloyd Carr: I will take this to my grave as I was a Michigan fan growing up. Carr never met a big lead that he liked. If Carr had the killer instinct of an Urban Meyer, Pete Carrol or Steve Spurrier, the Wolverines wouldn't have won just one title, they would have won at least three.
Who else benches maybe the best QB in NFL history (Brady) for most of his collegiate career? Who else can make an offense led by Chad Henne, Mike Hart, Mario Manningham and Jake Long finish dead last in scoring in the Big Ten?
All I did was google "most competitive atheletes" and look at what popped up. Not only was Tom on the list but the author also mentions Pete Carrol. Must make Ram Fan mad