Tom Brady appeared in 285 career games with the Patriots, winning six Super Bowls and throwing for 614 total touchdowns (postseason included) over those 20 seasons in Foxborough.
Bill Belichick had a front-row seat to every single one of those plays as Brady’s lone head coach in New England.
But for the ex-Patriots head coach (and now current UNC football coach), one play stands above the rest as Brady’s finest play in his legendary career.
Speaking on SiriusXM’s “Let’s Go!” Podcast with Jim Gray and Brady, Belichick tabbed Brady’s first touchdown of Super Bowl XXXIX to David Givens as his most impressive feat.