Tom Brady names handful of players he didn’t like getting hit by

Tom Brady was able to avoid injury by defenders for most of his careers, he had a shot near his knees that spent the entire 20 seasons before he was really able to leave.

The seven -time Super Bowl champion was dismissed 565 times in 335 Games as quarterback, which is good for 4.48 sac percentage.

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He revealed “Impossive” Podcast players who were afraid to get hurt by the players.

“A lot of people,” Brady told Logan Paul. “Ray Luis was on the top. Endamukong Sue, I don’t like to hurt by him. JJ didn’t have much fun to get wat injury. Halloti Engata. Remember him? He played like £ 340 for Revenes, he was huge.

“So yes. Like, it’s not fun.”

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New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady, #12, Massachusetts in the second quarter of the AFC Championship game before hitting the Baltimore Revenation, Massachusetts in the second quarter of AFC Championship game, at Gilit Stadium in Foxbaro, 2013 at 2013. (David Butler II-Usa Sports Today)

It was rare for Bradie to be injured. The most memorable injury came when former Kansas City Chiefs Protection Bernard Pollard hit New England Patriots Star in their first week matchup in the 21st. Brady had tear his ACL and missed the whole season.

He returned next season and threw 4,398 yards and 28 touchdowns for passing. Until 20, he could not win another super bull with Patriots.

Brady had 251-82 as an early quarterback and set all-time records to pass the passing yard (89,214 yards) and Touchdown (649).

Houston Texans Defensive Finishing Antonio Smith, #94, and JJ Wat, #99, New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady, #12, at Houston’s Relief Stadium on December 1, 2013 during the second quarter. (Troy Taimina-USA Today Sports)

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He retired after the 2022 season with Tampa Bay Bucanars.

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