Skip Bayless Releases Huge Statement About Brady ‘Clutchest Player in History’

Tom Brady is the ultimate quarterback in the NFL, and he has been making headlines in the last few weeks. The 41-year-old quarterback was able to throw for 341 and 340 yards in the last two games and had four total touchdowns. Brady had an amazing performance during Sunday’s contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. The quarterback did his best to push the game even further, and eventually lead to a 43-40 win. Skip Bayless was amazed with his efforts.

Fox Sports analyst Skip Bayless was impressed by Brady’s performance. “Tom Brady is 41 years of age and he’s still the best quarterback in football. Tom Brady is the clutchest player in the history of sports and you saw it again last night in a fourth quarter in which once again, Tom Brady saved Bill Belichick’s defense,” he noted.

Patrick Mahomes was the star of the season as he led the Kansas City Chiefs to a 5-0 record. He faced difficulties in the first half of the game against the Patriots, but improved significantly in the second half.

"Tom Brady's 41 years of age and he's still the best QB in football. Tom Brady is the most clutch player in the history of sports, and you saw it again last night." — @RealSkipBayless pic.twitter.com/RlztvOVWSq

— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) October 15, 2018

“Once that kid got in gear and got in sync after a shaky first half, Patrick Mahomes was sensational in the second half, mainly because Belichick’s defense is pretty sorry. Do you realize Kansas City put up 31 points in the second half in Foxborough against Bill Belichick’s defense? And Tom Brady saved the night once again on Sunday Night Football by hitting 9-of-12 passes in the fourth quarter for 182 yards. It was clutch upon clutch upon clutch,” Bayless said.

“You want to talk about all-time clutch? How about in the fourth quarter, it gets to be 3rd-and-1 at the 34, Kansas City has just run the kickoff back 97 yards to go up 33-30 … Brady then makes the throw of the game, he doesn’t just go for the first down, he goes for the home run, he goes to Chris Hogan for 42 yards.”