“Rodgers does EVERYTHING better than Tom Brady”: How Max Kellerman’s ridiculous comment on GOAT deprived him of credibility?

Sports analysts have a history of making some ridiculous comments on the air, no doubt the shows are extremely entertaining, but from time to time analysts make such comments that baffle audiences. Max Kellerman One such analyst, known for making crazy shots, such an assessment is his infamous ‘The Abyss Theory’. Tom Brady. He went public on the ESPN First Take program, which he regularly hosts, stating that after the 2016 season, Brady would be in decline and would have to retire as it would become Father Time. reached him and negatively impacted his game.

Now it’s 2022 and Max Kellerman is no longer on ESPN’s skyrocketing flagship show First Take, but Tom Brady is still in the NFL and coming out of an amazing regular season where he finished second to earn MVP. prize. Max Kellerman’s cliff theory has been clearly proven wrong by GOAT because he’s still playing at 45, but Max stuck with his theory for a long time.

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Max Kellerman’s Abyss Theory about Tom Brady bothered GOAT himself:

After Aaron Rodgers signed a massive $134 million 4-year extension with the Green Bay Packers in 2018, Max Kellerman made it clear that Aaron Rodgers is a much more valuable point guard than Brady, “(Tom’s) Significantly less valuable than Aaron Rodgers because he is clearly better than Tom Brady, Rodgers does everything better than Brady. Bill Belichick runs it (Patriots) The franchise is recognized as the greatest coach in the NFL. Aaron Rodgers is more mobile, with the greatest touchdown ratio of all time. Brady has been on much better teams with a much better coach, and Rodgers single-handedly brought his team closer to winning the Super Bowl than Tom Brady.” You could argue that Brady is in better shape with Belichick, but his Super Bowl win in Tampa shows he’s the best player to do it.

Max believes that the reason Tom Brady has had more than one Super Bowl is because he’s willing to take less money to ensure the overall team dynamic is good and has a better chance of winning when Rodgers is the opposite, but surprisingly he blames. For this, the Packers organization claims they don’t know how to spend their players on gaining better talent. Max Kellerman kept saying on live that Brady was done, wait and watch as the abyss comes, actually the abyss Max never came.

Of course, Brady has since gone on to win two Super Bowls while Aaron hasn’t aged well as he didn’t even reach the finals. If that wasn’t enough, Max defended the Abyss Theory for almost half a decade before admitting he was wrong when Brady won the Super Bowl with Tampa Bay. During those 5 years, he lost credibility as Tom was at the top of his game but failed to impress Max Kellerman. There’s no argument between Rodgers and Brady in 2022, we know who’s better, we’re sure you can bring in MVPs but at the end of the day, the Super Bowls are what helps keep score in the NFL. Tom Brady’s game has not only ended the Super Bowl aspirations of fans of other teams in the NFL over the years, it has also ended the careers of many media personalities. Looks like Max fell off that cliff by himself.

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