Brady Names Rodgers and Stafford as NFL's Most Visually Pleasing Passers
Tom Brady, responding to a fan question, named Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford as the NFL passers whose throws look best. He said their deliveries are smooth and accurate and that both rank among the best ever at making the ball rotate. Rodgers has helped Pittsburgh start 4-2, while Stafford leads the league in passing yards entering Week 7.
Brady’s answer came during #AskTom after a fan asked which NFL quarterback delivers the best-looking pass. He selected two veteran passers and highlighted their ball rotation, accuracy and easy-looking motion. The comment echoes his April 2025 remark that Rodgers and Dan Marino possessed the most gifted arms in league history.
Rodgers, 42, has four MVP awards, the second-most in NFL history, and has thrown for 1,487 yards, 12 touchdowns and five interceptions while Pittsburgh started 4-2. Stafford, 38, earned his first MVP at 37 and entered Week 7 leading the league with 1,794 passing yards for the Rams.
The exchange may shape fan conversation around quarterback aesthetics and legacy, especially among younger players who study throwing mechanics. It could also draw more attention to Rodgers and Stafford as their teams compete, affecting viewers, fantasy players and media coverage. Because Brady’s opinion carries weight, his praise may influence how fans compare modern passers with past greats, though it is unlikely to change evaluations based on results.