Tom Brady should be inducted into the Hall of Fame It's an honor to be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame and Tom Brady, who is a quarterback, has come a long way to achieve where it is now. He has faced many challenges and downfalls that have shown his true character, but Tom Brady is different than most Hall of Fame players. He proved that anyone can get into the Hall of Fame and that it doesn't matter how much better the player next to you is. For starters, six quarterbacks were taken ahead of Tom Brady and Tom was drafted. in the late sixth round at number 199 by the New England Patriots. Part of the reason he was drafted so late is because Tom Brady's scouting attention was a constant struggle for the upcoming 2000 NFL draft. The scouts paid little attention to him, but when they did pay attention to him he was bombarded with negative reviews . According to Ducksters, some reviews included poor build, lack of mobility, can't drive the ball down the field, gets knocked down easily, and more. Another reason was that Tom Brady was the seventh backup in his college career at the University of Michigan, but in his senior year he became the third backup and no one thought that Tom Brady, who was fighting for the starting position in college , he would have been so good at the NFL level. The most important reason was that the scouts did not measure intangibles; they didn't know what made someone tick, or gauge how much heart they had, and being the seventh reserve, then the third, and finally the starter, Tom Brady had a mission, and his mission is to be the best. Furthermore, In my opinion, Tom Brady's perfect season was the year 2007, when he remained almost undefeated. One of the reasons... middle of paper... Most Valuable Player twice, is that Tom had undoubtedly earned it, but if anyone watched the tapes of him winning there would be no doubt he deserved it. Last but not least, Tom Brady has one of the best stats of any Super Bowl quarterback career, and as Ducksters explained, Tom has the most career Super Bowl completions (127 in 2012). Tom had also thrown 9 touchdowns and 1,277 passing yards. Finally, a quarterback who would become one of the greatest of all time was available; he didn't have the best numbers, strong recruiting, and was the last person to be drafted in the 2000 NFL draft. Tom had overcome the adversity he faced, and soon won the Super Bowl and then two more, numerous MVP awards, but six quarterbacks were brought before him; there is no doubt that Tom Brady should be inducted into the Hall of Fame.