It's a changing of the guard, you know, the most famous against the best.

But no one considers Brady and Mahomes category right now.

He's not in his league right now.

No one like you know when you talk about the most, um, talented quarterbacks or forget about that.

The best quarterbacks in football right now.

Brady's name hasn't come up in a couple of years in a couple of years.

One last year, even the year before we have won the Super Bowl, Um, you know, low scoring Super Bowl in history.

Even then, Brady really wasn't coming up in those conversations.

It's been a while, guys.

Patrick Mahomes best quarterback I've ever seen.

You know, Brady's more famous.

He did it for long, but Patrick Mahomes, who do I want to see him play out of the NFC?

I'd love to see him link up with Russell Wilson, who, in spite of his recent problems, was putting together early on, may be his best campaign and over the last half dozen years has been over that time the best player in football.

Maybe not in any one year but over that whole time and has an explosive offense and is tasked with winning shootouts every week and maybe could draw the Chiefs into a shootout.

Or how about a team in Brady's own division that's beat him twice and also has a very famous quarterback, which would be a bigger story.

Breeze will be coming back from injury in likely his last chance, and he's loaded maybe with his best overall team, Maybe that he's ever played on.

I'd love to see Drew Brees and the Saints go up against Patrick Mahomes in the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Or how about Stephen A.

The quarterback, That bad man who, let's face it, was the baddest man ever at his best until Mahomes came along.

Let's see Aaron Rodgers and son of Aaron Rodgers, right, and Aaron Rodgers two point.

Oh, link up in the Super Bowl.

I think all those would be more interesting than the remains of Tom Brady is still pretty good, and on a nice team that's lost to the Saints twice against Mahomes mask element.

Here's what you and I disagree.

Um, first of all, let me just I I hope that your heart is okay.

Um, I hope you don't fall and catch a heart attack on national television.

Um, I'm not convinced that Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback I've ever seen.

I still believe that to be Aaron Rodgers.

Now, Patrick Mahomes might be better at this moment, but I believe that Let me see him do it.

And I believe he will.

But let me see him do it over a long period of time.

I believe that with my two eyes, Aaron Rodgers is the greatest quarterback I've ever seen in NFL history ever.

I'm talking about the combination of throwing standards still in the pocket, on the run, from the left or the right, you know, scrambling out of the pocket.

I think that Aaron Rodgers is the best, most talented, most complete quarterback we have ever seen in the history of the National Football League.

That's number one number two, though.

Let me tell you how you're different than me.

You're speaking Max Kellerman as a commentator and abundant, and I totally get that.

I understand that because that zit that's the seat we're sitting in my eye, however, is remember, I'm a journalist, too.

I was a journalist and I became a columnist with Phillipe.

Inquire for 17 years, all of this other stuff.

So I'm thinking about the story line.

Thio.

Get to the Super Bowl.

Imagine what Tom Brady would have to do right now, Max.

You're right about Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson.

But the operative word here is Super Bowl matchup.

That means once you get through those things, what would the story be?

Aaron Rodgers.

Russell Wilson.

Great story, great story lines.

They go to the Super Bowl Bull.

But what if Tom Brady got there?

What if Tom Brady Molly shows up and outduels?

Aaron Rodgers outduels Russell Wilson in those 2 to 3 weeks that an NFC playoff matchup takes place with Antonio Brown and Evans and Godwin in Gronk.

Max.

Molly, Could you imagine the storyline if he plays, lights out for three weeks in the postseason, and then you gotta face Patrick Mahomes at 43.

No storyline, no storyline would be way.

Look at Russell Wilson way.

Look at Aaron Rodgers and say we like it.

But those two together, under those conditions, that would be special.

I think I think there's a better story line than that.

Now I think you left out the most important part.

What is it?

And by the way, first, let me say you could.

You could argue Aaron Rodgers is the best ever you've ever seen in his prime.

I first want to say that you could argue that those were the two.

I would say if you wanted to improve Aaron Rodgers, you give them a little more far, but less.

Two turnovers, a little gun slinger, a little bit Mawr team leader type that they rally around.

I think that's my homes, but okay, the better matchup, Stephen A.

First of all, If Brady got there, a lot of it would be about the defense.

That's really what would do it, just like it was with the Patriots when he beat when he got there against the Rams and beat the Rams.

But that's not what I think.

That would be a big story.

The number one story would be a place famous football player, the most famous football player in the world, Tom Brady, the face of the league, passing the torch or trying to defend the crown against the best football player in the world, the future face of the league.

That's the storyline there.

I got a better one for you.

I brought it up before the New Orleans Saints because Brady said he wants to keep playing right.

He wants to play til he's 45.

We don't know if Drew Brees ever gonna play again after this season.

We weren't sure Drew Brees is gonna play this season.

They're in the same division breaking story line.

Breeze beat him twice, the second time worse than the first.

So one of the most beloved and greatest quarterbacks ever on may be the best team has ever played on or the most balanced gets his ribs crashed and crushed and his lungs punch punctured and back back in the playoffs and faces second.

Sorry, Max, Listen, Max, Max!

Max, listen to what I said to you.

Listen to what?

Hold on, Hold on.

Hold on, Max, listen to what I said to you.

I understand your point about the defense.

I said, Follow my storyline.

If Tom Brady plays lights out in those 2 to 3 playoff games leading into the Super Bowl, there is no story line that would eclipse that Tom Brady going against Patrick Mahomes, Not Drew Brees.

Not every Rogers, not Russell, was not.

The defense played lights out, but Tom Brady struggled you, right, but I said, Follow my storyline.

Tom Brady plays light on and then go to the Super against my homes.

There is no story line that comes close to that.

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