Cowboys’ Micah Parsons Leaves Out GOAT Tom Brady From His QB Top 5 List

Tom Brady has been a dominant force in the NFL for more than two decades. His retirement caused a lot of havoc in the NFL community. Fans were in a state of utter shock and disbelief, while many thought that the sport will not be the same without the likes of the GOAT. Though his concluding season did not come to fruition, did he not fight till the very end?

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered a lot of damage in their roster towards the end of the regular season. However, Brady did not shy away from his responsibilities. He led that depleted squad to a 27-27 tie against the Rams in the Divisional Round, just to lose by a field goal in the end. It was an emotional adieu to the GOAT. 

Micah Parsons does not count Tom Brady in his top 5 QB list

Considering all that hard work and persistence, is the 44-year-old good enough to rank in the top 5 QB list?

Cowboys rookie sensation Micah Parsons did not believe so. During his interview with Bleacher Report, the fastest man in the NFL was asked to rank his top 5 QBs. And his list was no less than bizarre.

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Parsons started with Patrick Mahomes as numero uno, followed by Josh Allen. Halfway down the list, he realized Aaron Rodgers deserved the number one spot followed by the two young rivals. He then went on to rank Kyler Murray fourth and gave the fifth spot to Lamar Jackson and teammate Dak Prescott. 

It was surely a list many would agree to, but did it do justice to the quarterback that has myriads of accolades in his name that many could only dream of? Tom Brady has left behind a legacy that is far from being easy to achieve. It’s not always that a sixth-round pick produces a Hall of Fame-worthy career. 

Clearly, Dallas star Micah Parsons has his own reasons for it, but where will you rank Tom Brady in your QB list? Let us know about your list in the comments below!

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