Tom Brady led his Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a winning battle against the New England Patriots on Sunday. That game, months in the making, had a ton of hype. When everything was said and done, Brady was possibly shaded, but he still considers that New England field very familar territory.
During a post-game press conference, Tom Brady spoke about the special times he had in New England. If you ask the GOAT QB, he will always be a part of that community. It also doesn’t know what the future holds in regards to coming back in the future.
“It’s been a great stadium for me for a long time, so I don’t know what the future holds. Obviously, there could be an opportunity to come back here, so we’ll see. I feel like [I’ll] always be a part of this community, and I’ll be up here quite a bit when it’s all said and then when I retire. I’m sure there’ll be, you know, a lot of time… I have a lot of friends up here, and it’s a great place and again my kids were born on Beacon Street in the city, and it’s been an amazing place for me. It still is and I obviously see a lot of familiar friendly faces, and it’s great to see you guys [media], too.”
Tom Brady is talking about retirement, but he could have a few years left. We’ll have to see how his current contract talks go, because every season is a new opportunity for Tom Brady. There is also the thought that he wants to retire as a 49er.
Brady might have upset some of his old fans from New England when he made the call to take his talent to Tampa Bay. You can never say never as far as he is concerned, but it might take a lot to pry him from the Buccaneers’ grasp at this juncture.
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