It is a curious thing that sometimes the surest way to be crowned “the greatest [whatever you want],” is to descend to the point of no return and utter failure, and make an inconceivable come back.
Wouldn’t “the greatest [whatever]” of all time simply never so descend?
Lest you think I’m speaking about quarterback Tom Brady, you must know that I can, with some expertise, state that claiming the title as “the greatest” does make a difference and it does make it true when you are pitted against a worthy opponent.
Still, I have to indicate I’m not speaking about Tom Brady and the Super Bowl. Really, I’m not. After all, the NFL threatened, at the end of the game, that any “announcement about the game, without permission” would be prosecuted.
Nevertheless, it was awesome!!! Good anya, Tom!!!
Loren M. Lambert © February 7, 2017
Wouldn’t “the greatest [whatever]” of all time simply never so descend?
Lest you think I’m speaking about quarterback Tom Brady, you must know that I can, with some expertise, state that claiming the title as “the greatest” does make a difference and it does make it true when you are pitted against a worthy opponent.
Still, I have to indicate I’m not speaking about Tom Brady and the Super Bowl. Really, I’m not. After all, the NFL threatened, at the end of the game, that any “announcement about the game, without permission” would be prosecuted.
Nevertheless, it was awesome!!! Good anya, Tom!!!
Loren M. Lambert © February 7, 2017
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