“Is Tom Brady’s Critique of Rookie Quarterbacks Misguided?”

Tom Brady is not happy with the direction the NFL is heading. In a live interview on “The Stephen A. Smith Show” this past weekend, Brady expressed his opinions about the direction the NFL is taking and why he thinks young quarterbacks would suffer as a result.

“I went to New England, and I was developed by coach Belichick and the offensive staff there,” Brady stated. “My first year didn’t begin for me.

I find it tragic that we’re making these inexperienced players start playing so early, but the truth is that we’ve made the game so simple that it’s the only reason they can.” George Balekji and Travis Thomas talked about the 47-year-old’s remarks on the most recent “Foxboro Rush” podcast episode from NESN.

“Tom Brady is my favorite. The best of the best is him. Though he is Captain America, Thomas was incorrect in this instance. It’s really theatrical of you to call it a tragedy, Tom. Just unwind.

To begin with, Tom, quarterback development has changed since you were raised. Never before have there been so many specialized items. The times are different now. Balekji disagreed, maintaining his unwavering view that Drake Maye, the quarterback for the Patriots, should sit out his first season.