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Nonsense. New England's success has far more to do with its coach and its cupcake division which allows them to build momentum than its QB. You could plug a lot of past and present QBs into his role and they would still win those games. Brady has clear limitations and Bilicheat simply knows how to design an offense that accentuates his strengths and hides his weaknesses.
Come on. For one thing, the point was that Belichick would be seen as the GOAT coach, and you twice acknowledge that.
As far as Brady outdistancing AR as the GOAT QB, we get into the same sort of discussion as Starr with Lombardi's teams. Was he the best passer, the most physically gifted, et. al.? Of course not. Was he a winner, did he do the most within his limitations, and did he do just want his (certainly, at that time, except for maybe Paul Brown) GOAT coach ask him to do? Of course. Plug in Lombardi/Starr for Belichick/Brady, and one sees the perfect symbiotic relationship.
And, not as important, but the Pack has played in pretty cupcake division for most of the MM/AR partnership.