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Stephen A. Smith asked Tom Brady one question about Patrick Mahomes, and Brady's answer says everything about how highly he views him. Stephen A. Smith: Patrick Mahomes has already been to six straight AFC Championship Games, four Super Bowls, and won three rings. How do you think he'd have...

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