Michigan Football: Tom Brady threw a ball through Matt Damon’s window

Tom Brady, a former Michigan football quarterback, the Greatest Of All Time or GOAT for short, threw a football through Matt Damon’s window and that’s not even the best part.

On the Jimmy Kimmel show, former Michigan football quarterback Tom Brady walked up to a house and was asked to throw a football through a window. He does it and low and behold, the house belongs to Matt Damon.

While it’s clearly staged, as one Twitter person pointed out, it’s not the comical part of the incident that’s the best part, its the accuracy of Tom’s throw that steals the show.

"my single favorite part of this video is that @TomBrady is such a perfectionist he threw it into the dead center of the window"

He hit the window directly in the center and no one could have been more accurate. Another Twitter user hilariously commented about the struggles an AFC rival would have had with the throw.

https://twitter.com/BeeHarr13/status/1124018129737277441

"It would’ve taken Lamar Jackson 50 takes to hit the window…..not counting the times he fumbled the ball before he could throw it"

The good news for Matt Damon is the six-time Super Bowl Champ will not have any difficulty paying for the window as Tom’s latest signing bonus was a 2-year $41 million dollar contract extension.

Michigan football career

In case you forgot, Tom threw for a total of 4,773 yards while playing for Michigan football between 1996 and 1999. He added on 30 TD’s and averaged a passer efficiency rating of 134.9 even though his first couple of seasons were spent backing up the legendary Wolverine Brian Griese.

After Griese was drafted, Tom battled Drew Henson for the starting job and ended up securing the role. During his two years leading Michigan, the Wolverines were able to win at both the Citrus Bowl and Orange Bowl and Brady ended his Michigan football career with a 20-5 record.

New England Patriots

Possibly one of the greatest draft steals in history, Tom was selected in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL draft.

His awards and records as a pro are so prolific that I’ll only mention a few and you can view the rest here.

As a Patriot, Tom is a three-time MVP making him second on the list behind Peyton Manning. He does, however, hold one MVP record over Peyton as he was the oldest player to earn the award at age 40.

He also holds the record for most combined regular season and playoff wins at 230.

When Tom won his fifth ring, he passed Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana for most Super Bowls won by a QB.

And those are just a few reasons why Tom Brady is the GOAT.