LeGarrette Blount Told Tom Brady He Was ‘The F*cking Greatest’ After His Fifth Super Bowl Win

The New England Patriots won their fifth Super Bowl under the guidance of Bill Belichick and the quarterbacking of Tom Brady on Sunday night in the most improbable fashion with 31 unanswered points to complete a 25-point comeback in overtime.

Brady’s performance on Sunday was his most memorable in those five Super Bowl wins, as he picked apart the Falcons secondary in the second half after being harassed for the first half by the Atlanta pass rush.

Brady ended up throwing for 466 yards on 43-of-62 passing with two touchdowns and one interception, leading the Patriots to points on each of their final five drives of the game. After the game, Brady had an emotional embrace with Belichick and running back LeGarrette Blount came in to let his quarterback know that he’s the greatest of all time.

Brady’s fifth Super Bowl ring gives him the most of all-time, eclipsing the mark of four Super Bowl rings that he shared with Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw prior to Sunday night in Houston.

For the count the rings crowd, Brady is certainly the greatest of all-time. There will be those that argue whether his stats match that of other all-time greats, but it’s impossible to not have him near the top of the list. And at least we know where Blount stands. Among the running back’s end of game exploits, this isn’t exactly the worst thing he’s done.