Tom Brady gives his top 5 NFL quarterbacks

I would never ask you this question as a player but damnn it you're an analyst now so I can ask this question uh top five quarterbacks in the National Football League right now according to Tom Brady Patrick Mahomes being number one give me two three four and five um yeah so I just think I think consistently well the guys that I see um I see Josh Allen as someone who's always impresses me as a player I see Lamar Jackson who always impresses me as a player um yeah I think that some different guys probably have different moments right um Joe burrow is very impressive the way he throws the ball and leads the team again another guy who's got a great connection with his teammates right um and then I think I'll leave it at those four I'mma throw Aaron Rogers in there I'm just me it's just me it's just me one of the great pure passes the game has ever seen I'm going to throw him in there and the man knows the game inside I got to ask you I'm very interested to see how Aon comes back and performs this year and you know how dedicated and committed he is to to being a great quarterback again he had a year off I believe that it would be very motivating for him to do that but again that's what that's why they go play and again I think for all of us we can analyze before the point at the end of the day it's going to be up to them to go out there and prove to us right or wrong whether our decisions or judgments or hypothesis about them are right look at somebody like the San Francisco 49ers for example and I say to myself they're knocking on the door Brock P's there KD is there Debo Samuel is there Christian mcaffrey is there I think they need to keep auk but I'm a steers fan please go to the Steelers but here's the deal I look at San Francisco and there's two trains of thought on one hand you've been knocking on the door at some point you going to kick it in or You' been knock knocking on the door and you missed your opportunity what mode of thinking and I'm really not about San Francisco just about that kind of scenario when you've been knocking on the door and you've gotten so close is it more of a missed opportunity or is it more of we're right there I think I think perspective will determine that ultimately when we look back so in any team in the moment that I would say loses a Super Bowl how many times have we lost Super Bowl and then the next year the team doesn't make the playoffs that happens quite a bit you know why because every year you start back at the bottom with everybody else whether you win the Super Bowl whether you finish in 32nd Place you start at the bottom of that mountain that you're trying to climb and I think someone like the 49ers for example they run a great program I think they have a very good ownership they have a very good general manager they have a good head coach they have a very good quarterback they have a very good defense and defensive coordinator who they've had and I think those are great fundamentals of what you're looking for for it to build an organization those positions I'm a huge Kyle Shanahan fan I think he's an exceptional coach an exceptional offensive mind but I've never gotten over the fact that he was the offensive coordinator that lost a 25-point lead against your Patriots well I'm like run the football keep the ball out of Tom Brady's hands and and and and the clock will work for you that's just my thinking okay well I'm glad it worked out the way it did let me say that but at the same time the argument for that is Matt Ryan had a 150 8.3 quarterback rate into that point he was playing as well he won the MVP That season they had Julio Jones out there and had it not let's say he handed the ball off a couple times and it didn't go well they'd be saying why didn't you put the ball in the hands of the MVP and throw it to your you know first pallot Hall of Fame receiver so the reality is he had the league MVP he had the one of the great receivers of the generation and Julio Jones that offense was prolific That season put it in their hands if you're going to go down in the Super Bowl you want to go down with your best guys and he was trying not that he was trying to go down but he was trying to put it in their hands do you ever find like when we watch other sports particularly with me in basketball you see guys and you're going like this they look a little nervous they don't look like they don't look like they ready to handle this moment have you f did you find yourself at times on the opposite side of a football field and you're looking at the team and you're like they ain't ready for this they they they they don't want this moment I'm telling you just put the ball back they not ready ready for this have you found yourself in those scenarios I definitely have seen that a few times I would say it's very rare to see that on an entire defense okay I'd say you can see it on certain players that just have checked out they're not really that interested in being out there that day uh sometimes it comes a little bit later in the season or late in games where you know they want to go out there and be a professional but at the same time they're playing very much within their comfort zone they're not playing the way Ray Lewis played they're not playing the way Ed Reed played those guys like that Jason Taylor they never checked out of a game Zack Thomas I had a chance to play against those guys a lot and they were in it every single game so I think for me that was the guys that I real Michael Strahan every game he was out there to try to you know beat the opposing tackle on every play and sack the quarterback those are the guys that I really admire