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Tom Brady and Peyton Manning may be good friends at present. But back in the day, they had some of the most intense quarterback rivalries. Brady was indeed the GOAT, but Manning was a mighty threat when he was active. The former Broncos QB had a tied record that remained untouched until Brady clutched it. But the NFL fans stand split and are backing their favorites.

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The Buccaneers hosted the Saints to relive an intense divisional rivalry. It was a definite moment for Tampa Bay to keep its position safe. The franchise clutched the game with Tom Brady putting up an impressive thriller. They narrowly picked the victory over the Saints. But TB12 added another record with his latest win.

Tom Brady took over Peyton Manning after achieving 44 career fourth-quarter comebacks. He and Manning previously tied for the record until now. TB12 is the supreme record holder.

But the NFL fans are taking the stance for their favorite QBs.

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This user found it crazy how Peyton Manning had the achievement in a shorter career.

A user is wondering how Manning held the record for seven years as an inactive QB.

Another user claimed the number by TB12 is more impressive since he trailed less in the 4th quarter unlike many.

This user shared a Macho man Randy Savage GIF to express his thoughts.

This user claimed it helped to have Andy Dalton on the other side.

Moreover, this user claimed Brady and appreciated how does not know to fail.

This user claimed it to be an insane one.

But this user found it funny how everyone is criticizing it.

Brady versus Manning sparked a new fire after TB12 clinched the feat.

Famed sports analyst heaped praise upon Tom Brady after winning snap

When the situation was looking bleak for the Buccaneers, Tom Brady came out as the messiah of the game. With six minutes left in the final quarter, Brady pulled off a massive comeback with a touchdown and tied the score. Ryan Succop did the rest by nailing the extra-point attempt. Stephen A. Smith was left in awe and heaped praise upon Tom Brady.

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The ESPN analyst mentioned, “You know what, we all know Tom Brady is the G.O.A.T. But I’ve just decided we still don’t give him his just due. What a damn WINNER. He didn’t just won the game once tonight — but TWICE! Un-Freaking-Believable.

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Will Tom Brady be able to keep the wins consistent in the upcoming games? It is subject to witness.

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