Trent Dilfer’s Not Impressed w/ Brady & Rodgers, Modern NFL’s ‘Super Easy’

Brace yourself, Trent Dilfer simply dropped the hot take of the year, really stating he’s not impressed with Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers accomplishments in the modern NFL since it’s “super easy”.

50-year-old Dilfer made the remarks about Brady and Rodgers throughout ESPN’s Bullies of Baltimore 30 for 30 documentary on the Ravens, describing why what TB 12 and AR do ain’t all that excellent provided how football is played nowadays.

“The modern-day game does not impress me. It’s super easy when you don’t get hit as a quarterback and when you can’t reroute receivers and when you can’t hit guys across the middle,” Dilfer stated.

“I love Tom Brady. I love Aaron Rodgers. I love these guys. It’s not impressive. What’s impressive is what they did,” mentioning old-fashioned QB’s.

Obviously, Dilfer’s remarks came as a little bit of a head-scratcher for fans. After all, Brady and Rodgers won a combined 8 Super Bowls (Brady 7, Rodgers 1) and 7 MVPs (Brady 3, Rodgers 4).

Despite the almost unparalleled success, Trent plainly thinks Brady and Rodgers have actually been helped by the guideline modifications that have actually benefited offenses … and he’s not along. There are some NFL fans (and even previous gamers) who echo Dilfer’s belief.

Interestingly enough … Tom and Trent’s professions overlapped. In truth, Brady, in simply his 2nd season, won his very first Super Bowl (SB 36) simply one year after Dilfer won with the Ravens throughout the 2000 season, behind one of the most dominant defenses ever.

Over the their professions, Brady tossed for 89,214 lawns, 649 goals and 212 interceptions (23 seasons), Rodgers 59,055 lawns, 475 goals and 105 interceptions (15 seasons), and Dilfer 20,518 lawns, 113 TDs and 129 choices (in 13 seasons).