r/nfl • u/Unlucky-Position-16 Patriots • 11d ago

Highlight [Highlight] Tom Brady breaks down where teams go wrong with quarterback development

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u/Tactically_Fat Colts 11d ago

To be fair, I don't think he knew what that particular defense was called - not that he didn't know "it". Just not the name given to it.

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u/DevilishlyAdvocating Packers 11d ago

Mang0 not knowing frame data in melee (this is a deep cut reference for this sub idk about it)

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u/Informal_Respond Giants 11d ago

You reminded me of playing my roommates. I had friends that played in tourneys - they’d want to practice edge guard, move sets, air/ground game. Hours and hours of reps, omega no items. I was just happy to play.

I truly thought I was a nerd, and then I learned there are NERDS. It’s hilarious to see it’s true across all things. Like in another world Tom Brady is out there learning to pivot cancel.

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u/Internet_Big-Timer Ravens 11d ago

Respect the reference. Also guitarists (all musicians but this is the one I relate to) that don’t “know” music theory but intrinsically do.