After reaching his ninth Super Bowl, is there really a question as to whether or not Tom Brady is the best quarterback of all time at this point? Not enough evidence? Brady and the New England Patriots are seeking their sixth Super Bowl title and are fresh off of the franchise's third straight victory in the AFC Championship Game.

Exactly.

As a result, it appears as though Brady is now taking his rightful place as the GOAT — well, at least in the eyes of one popular beer company. Coming as no surprise, Sam Adams is the culprit of creating the following Brady-inspired and appropriately titled beer, “Too Old, Too Slow, Still Here.” Unfortunately, only 199 people will be able to purchase the seemingly limited addition beverage. Brady was of course selected by the Patriots with the 199th pick in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft out of Michigan.

(Cue eye roll…)

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The 41-year-old signal caller is now seeking to defeat the Los Angeles Rams in the Super Bowl for the second time in his illustrious NFL career. Previoiusly known as the St. Louis Rams for their last Super Bowl matchup against New England, the NFC West franchise was infamously a two-touchdown favorite before Brady and company came out on top back in 2002.

While the rest is history, Brady expects to play until he is at least 45 years old, which could mean bad news for the rest of the league but perhaps some good news for beer drinkers in the Boston area?