“Ayy, Say What You Want But Look At These Diamonds On These Fingers”: 28-Year-Old Tom Brady Took Out the Big Guns When Put on The Spot By Interviewer

Tom Brady has always known that he is an all-time great quarterback. However, he hasn’t admitted that quite often. Maybe that’s just the humble persona that Brady likes to keep in front of the camera. Once in 2005, during an interview, Tom Brady was asked about at which rank would he place himself among the best quarterbacks in the league. The 28-year-old Brady didn’t say a fixed rank but gave the reporter quite a reply.

The former New England quarterback said, “Oh, that’s the worst question in the world that’s a… I mean putting a rank on it, I don’t care whether they think I’m the best or the second best or the third best.”

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He added, “I mean, I got three Super Bowl rings, so that speaks. Ayy, say what you want, but look at these diamonds on these fingers. I mean that’s that speaks for itself. I mean, just shuts a lot of people up.”

The young GOAT was off to a great start to his NFL Career. Despite being a very late draft pick, Tom Brady changed the trajectory of the Patriots franchise and won six Super Bowls with them.

Tom Brady is preparing for his 23rd season in the NFL

After playing 20 seasons for the New England Patriots, Brady decided to jump ship and join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He won another Super Bowl with the Buccaneers, and that took his tally to 7 Super Bowl wins.

Now, Brady is preparing for what will be his 23rd season in the NFL. He announced his retirement in the offseason but came back shortly, as he thinks the job is still not finished.

Tom Brady is all-in to win the 8th Super Bowl of his career. Last season he closely missed out on the MVP award. However, this time around, he would love to win that as well.

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