Brady's Epic Comeback: 8th Greatest Sports Moment

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. Tom Brady's legendary status in the NFL got another boost this week. The sporting news ranked his 25-point comeback in Super Bowl 51 as the eighth greatest sports moment ever. Down 28-3 against the Atlanta Falcons, the New England Patriots rallied to win 34-28 in overtime. The biggest. Turn around in Super Bowl history. Brady first stepped into the spotlight back in his second season after the starting quarterback got hurt. The 48-year-old drafted in the sixth round in 2000, went on to claim six Super Bowl rings with the Patriots, and one more with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before hanging it up in 2023. Fans and analysts still talk about that game's tension. Many thought Atlanta's Matt Ryan would snag their first title, but Brady stayed cool under pressure, delivering key passes and reads that flipped the script. He threw for 466 yards that night,

1:01leaning on running bag James White for big plays, including the tying and winning touchdowns. While the Falcons had some slip-ups, Brady's precision made the difference. This moment underscores why Brady stands out as one of the most clutch quarterbacks ever, sealing his place in football history.