Brady vs. Belichick

“Gary Myers delivers yet again with this fascinating dive into an all-time sports-bar question. Was the perfect system, or the perfect player to run that system, more responsible for the Patriots dynasty? This much is clear: Myers wrote the perfect book for anyone who cares about the pursuit of greatness.” -Ian O’Connor, five-time New York Times bestselling author of Belichick“Twenty seasons. Seventeen division titles. Thirteen AFC Championship Games. Nine Super Bowls. Six Lombardis. One quarterback. One coach. It will never happen again and those of us who lived it can’t believe it happened in New England with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. No one in Patriot Nation is neutral on the topic of who did more, which is why pro football insider Gary Myers is the perfect voice to frame the debate. Enjoy.” - Dan Shaughnessy, New York Times bestselling author, Boston Globe sports columnist

“The most dynamic duo in the greatest sport known to man is always the biggest debate. Tom or Bill? Football is the ultimate team sport so it makes sense it’s not Tom or Bill; it’s Tom and Bill. The game planning and high level execution define the careers of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady. The truth about their journey is it wouldn’t be the same without each other. Gary Myers goes behind the scenes to settle the dynasty debate.” -Devin McCourty, New England Patriots three-time Super Bowl champion safety

“People from the six-state region of New England, and scores from the other 44 states, will argue for years about who to credit most for the greatest football team of this century. In Brady vs. Belichick, Gary Myers provides the perfect encyclopedia for the debate. What’s great about the book, and the debate: There is no definitive answer, just the best compendium of continuing education you’ll read about the two men.” - Peter King, 40-year NFL chronicler, three-time Sportswriter of the Year

GARY MYERS is a longtime NFL insider who has written six books, including the New York Times bestselling Brady vs. Manning and most recently, Once a Giant. He has covered the NFL for over 40 years.