Jason Whitlock: Tom Brady is clearly the best athlete of his generation | NFL | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Name: Jason Whitlock: Tom Brady is clearly the best athlete of his generation | NFL | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF
Uploaded: 2021-12-16T03:00:00-05:00
Description: Jason Whitlock and Marcellus Wiley discuss the New England Patriots' 41-28 blowout win in the NFL Playoffs Divisional Round. Hear why Whitlock thinks Tom Brady is clearly the best athlete of his generation after another clutch playoff performance; even comparing the star QB to Muhammad Ali.

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Jason Whitlock and Marcellus Wiley discuss the New England Patriots' 41-28 blowout win in the NFL Playoffs Divisional Round. Hear why Whitlock thinks Tom Brady is clearly the best athlete of his generation after another clutch playoff performance; even comparing the star QB to Muhammad Ali.

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Jason Whitlock: Tom Brady is clearly the best athlete of his generation | NFL | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Jason Whitlock and Marcellus Wiley discuss the New England Patriots' 41-28 blowout win in the NFL Playoffs Divisional Round. Hear why Whitlock thinks Tom Brady is clearly the best athlete of his generation after another clutch playoff performance; even comparing the star QB to Muhammad Ali.

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