It’s hard to think of two great quarterbacks with as divergent styles of play as future Hall of Famer Tom Brady and Baltimore Ravens gunslinger Lamar Jackson.
Brady was the archetypical pocket passer, never rushing for more than four touchdowns in one season. Jackson, who has already surpassed Brady’s career total with 29 rushing touchdowns, is a true dual-threat.
Their differences, which constitute as good evidence as anything that there is no right or wrong way to play quarterback, belie the fact that the mutual respect is obvious between the two.
