Tom Brady Selected to NFL 100 All-Time Team

Brady was one of two quarterbacks announced to the NFL 100 All-Time team during NBC Sports' Sunday Night Football broadcast.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been selected to the NFL 100 All-Time team, according to the NFL. 

.@TomBrady has been selected to the #NFL100 All-Time Team!

Brady joins Bill Belichick, @CollinsworthPFF and @richeisen on the two-hour All-Time Team finale this Friday 8pm ET on @nflnetwork as they announce the rest of the QBs on the team. pic.twitter.com/wLpL34aMuq

— NFL (@NFL) December 23, 2019

Brady was one of two quarterbacks announced during Sunday night's Chiefs-Bears game. The other was former 49ers QB Joe Montana. 

The 42 year old quarterback is undoubtedly the greatest to ever play the position in the history of the NFL. In 284 games, Brady has thrown for 74,350 yards, 539 touchdowns and only 178 interceptions. He's a 14-time Pro Bowler, 3-time All-Pro, and 6-time Super Bowl champion. His ability to produce and win games over the past two decades despite a lack of latent around him at times was and continues to be inspiring. It's something we have seldom seen from a QB over the past 100 years of the league's existence.