Tom Brady has been compared to various NBA stars across his career, and one NBA analyst believes Stephen Curry has the chance to replicate his longevity.
Brady has been a championship winning quarterback from the start of his career. He won a Super Bowl in his first year as a starter, and he never looked back.
Bradys a seven time Super Bowl champion, winning more than any franchise ever has in the history of the league. Hes generated a massive net worth over his career too.
Of course, the Buccaneers quarterback is notorious for taking pay cuts to help his team, and thats why his investments, his clothing brand, and other assets have made him very wealthy. Brady has a net worth of $250 million net worth.
After retiring this offseason, the NFL world was shaken. However, just 40 days into that retirement, Brady decided enough was enough and came back.
Meanwhile, Stephen Curry is coming off the highs of his fourth NBA title. He aced past the Boston Celtics in six games, and he was rewarded with his first Finals MVP.
Now, theres genuine debate over whether Steph Curry is the greatest point guard of all time, and if hes entered the list of the top 10 NBA players of all time.
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When it comes to longevity in sports, theres no other person to look at besides Tom Brady. At 45 years old, hes putting up career numbers, passing for the most yards in his career and second most touchdowns of his career.
Its incredible how far hes stretched his body to remain a top player in the league for so long. Kendrick Perkins believes that Steph has the ability to replicate Bradys success. Kendrick Perkins used to be a center in the NBA, and now hes an analyst for the league with a $40 million net worth.
When I look at Steph Curry, I think of Steph Curry, as far as longevity-wise, could actually be the Tom Brady of the NBA Because, when you look at Steph Curry, his game is not reliant on athleticism, Perkins explained
Hes not a guy that has to dunk the ball. Hes not a guy that has to beat you with speed. Hes a guy that beats you with craftiness, his skillset, and, most importantly, his shooting. His shooting is not going anywhere no time soon.
Perkins does make a valid point. Currys shooting ability wont decline based on his age, its not something he has to be in the prime of physical fitness to sustain. Remember Ray Allen on the Heat?
Curry is currently 34 years old, so hes also getting up there in numbers, but since his game isnt predicated on his bodys ability to push to the limit, he can definitely stay in the league for a very long time.
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