Meet Ace Davis, the kid that questions Tom Brady’s legacy in a Science Fair Project
I was on the internet the other day and went on Facebook to run across a post by Christopher Davis the father of Ace Davis, a young elementary school quarterback who completed his Science Fair Project on whether or not Tom Brady cheated in his career. While I am a die-hard Bills fan I posted the photos on NFL Draft Diamonds Facebook Page, to wake up this morning and realize the photo went viral. I reached out to Christopher Davis and his son Ace and completed this little interview. Check it out, Ace has swag!!!
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What is your name?
Ace Davis
How old are you?
10
What school do you attend?
Millcreek Elementary in Lexington, KY
Do you play football yourself, if so what position?
Yes, quarterback.
How did you come up with the idea for your science fair project?
Because I hate Tom Brady, he’s been accused of cheating before, I want him to be caught.
Who is your favorite football player?
Jameis Winston
Do you think Tom Brady is the best quarterback to ever play the game? If not who is the best quarterback in your eyes?
No, Joe Montana is.
Your project went viral on my Facebook Page and I being a Bills fan did not think it would I was just posting it for giggles, but I want to ask you why do you feel it was shared so many times? Do you think the rest of the world thinks Tom Brady cheats too?
Because it’s funny and people are tired of watching him in the Super Bowl. And Julian Edelman takes steroids.
Tom Brady is back in the Super Bowl again, what do you think happens in the Super Bowl against the Rams?
Julian Edelman pushes everyone around, Gronkowski gets shut down, Gurley runs for 2 touchdowns, Brady plays terrible – three interceptions, Rams win 30-14.
If you could share a message with Tom Brady what would you say to him?
Gimme some of your money, you don’t deserve it.
We heard you won the event at the school and are off to states?
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