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Dan Shaughnessy
How does that taste, Bill Belichick? And what about you, Robert Kraft?

The same age as president-elect JFK, older than Elvis lived to be, Camelot quarterback Tom Brady is still The King.

Brady, 43 years old, beat the defending world champion Kansas City Chiefs, 31-9, in Super Bowl 55 on Sunday night, capping the greatest individual sports story of this century.

It’s Brady’s seventh Super Bowl victory, more than any NFL franchise. He was named Super Bowl MVP for a record fifth time; John Elway is the only other quarterback to make five Super Bowl starts, period.

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