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Shannon Sharpe finally admits Tom Brady is better than Aaron Rodgers
And you thought it would never happen.
Tom Brady has finally done it. With his performance in the AFC Championship Game Sunday in Kansas City, the Patriots quarterback has seemingly accomplished the impossible. He got Shannon Sharpe to actually admit that Brady is better than Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
"I fought it as long as I could, but I can't fight it anymore. Moving forward, from this day on, I will never ever say again that Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady." — @ShannonSharpe pic.twitter.com/dDqOLJFAhZ
— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) January 21, 2019Brady, of course, led the Patriots to their 37-31 win over the Chiefs, driving his team for a go-ahead touchdown in the final two minutes of regulation before sealing the victory with his overtime march. He finished 30-for-46, pasing for 346 yards and one touchdown.
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