The Brady 6: Journey of the Legend NO ONE Wanted!

Check out Tom Brady's draft story!

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[muggerb]

It’s crazy how Brady is hated for always being top dog but he was literally the biggest underdog of all time.

[sebastianmaldonado]

Who’s here after Brady won his 7th ring

[robmessa]

What's amazing is this was made in 2011! Only half way through his career and they were all ready talking about him as a living legend. He had an even more amazing career after this film for a legend. 9 more Conference championship games, 5 Superbowl appearances and 4 Superbowl wins AFTER this was made!

[dideoluwaadebayo]

Props to Drew Henson for being so positive. He seems very grateful that he got to play two sports professionally and is just happy for the experiences he had.

[justadogobeingdogo]

Tom Brady Taught us all something very important. Sometimes you can’t be the strongest, the fastest, the most agile, but You can always be the most driven.

[gudaran]

He won a super bowl ring for each quarterback taken ahead of him... and quite poetically he took the final ring for himself... congratulations on a wonderful career @TomBrady !

[adamgarner]

41:16 just hits different, the realization that only one team wanted you and in the end you gave them and their fans more than anyone had given in the game. Greatest ever.

[rjmn]

I'm from new Zealand, we play rugby, but I absolutely love watching the nfl now- this guy was a huge part of that...
Legendary athlete 💯❤

[mauricemallari]

“It’s not really a chip on my shoulder, it’s just that feeling that nobody wants you.”

Damnnn they reallly created a fckin monster

[Giannis]

My favorite part of this and I’ve watched this like 10 times. “You are our 199th pick”, “Yeah that’s right I’m the best choice this organization has ever made” -Tom

[RangerOfTheEast]

I found this video as a coincidence now that Tom Brady has officially retired as a legend in the game with multiple superbowls wins & elite level of NFL personal records which will not be broken for many years to come.
Tom Brady is a GOAT and all those people who doubted or made him look below average are now singing his praises. Life is a full circle and he has inspired countless fans like myself to achieve goals even though it may seem impossible.
Hope one day I get an opportunity to shake the hand of this legend as that would truly be memorable honor.

[jrafel]

One of the few opposing QB's I admired highly. He never was "cocky", he tried to instill confidence that a win was possible no matter what to his team and he may not have had the best arm, speed or build, but he had the mind to see, read and react. It's his lack of smugness and work ethic that everyone should strive to have.

[aaroncampos]

21 years later, he throws for 40 tds for the Tampa bay Buccaneers at 43 years old and in the playoffs!! GOAT!!🐐

[joeschmo]

The thing that separates Brady from everyone else is that we see him as a 7 time champion. But he will always see himself as the 199th pick. Never satisfied

[DJTEDDY]

Amazing story. Maybe things were meant to be that way. That draft hurt Brady's feelings, but it served as motivation for his entire career.

[AromaBlue]

In all sports, Tom Brady is the only athlete I truly admire. He is not only incredibly successful and talented, his personality is just so inspirational. He loves what he does and always strives to be the best at it. He has been ignored, disrespected and derided in his job since the beginning. His successes did not make him arrogant, showy or conceited. He works and works and strives to be the best.

[lopstersharks]

“I’m the best decision your team has ever made” damn straight

[empk]

Wildest thing is this film was made 10 years ago (2011) and since then his legend has become twice as great.

[freemarketjoe]

It was so great for 20 years being a Patriots fan, feeling like you truly had a real chance to win the Super Bowl….every year!

[trainmaster]

i’ve hated tom brady for years, especially during his playing days. but my god, his career story is so inspiring to the point i genuinely respect him for his dedication.