You've all heard Brady say he stays up late to watch the other #12 play because "he can do things I can't do". I have no doubt that Rodgers is the GOAT. It's just that Brady plays for a better coach and a front office more adept at surrounding him with players that can provide him with more and better chances at getting rings.
Is the AFC East a tougher division than the NFC North? Over the last 5 years? Yes. It is.
2013:
NFC North: 28-36
AFC East: 34-30
2014:
NFC North: 35-29
AFC East: 33-31
2015:
NFC North: 34-30
AFC East: 36-28
2016
NFC North: 30-34
AFC East: 36-28
2017:
NFC North: 34-30
AFC East: 33-31
Total records for sample period:
NFC North: 161 - 159
AFC East: 172 - 148
Over the last 5 seasons, Brady has played in a tougher division. Why the vast disparity in number of Championships?
I think Rodgers is a better QB.
So what's the problem?
Is the AFC East a tougher division than the NFC North? Over the last 5 years? Yes. It is.
2013:
NFC North: 28-36
AFC East: 34-30
2014:
NFC North: 35-29
AFC East: 33-31
2015:
NFC North: 34-30
AFC East: 36-28
2016
NFC North: 30-34
AFC East: 36-28
2017:
NFC North: 34-30
AFC East: 33-31
Total records for sample period:
NFC North: 161 - 159
AFC East: 172 - 148
Over the last 5 seasons, Brady has played in a tougher division. Why the vast disparity in number of Championships?
I think Rodgers is a better QB.
So what's the problem?
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