lol. i don't think he needs that mobile. i think bill can with with a lot of guys. i think there is like a 40 pct chance they offer tom a 2 yr deal. buy time to draft someone. time for Kraft to spend money too. he's getting old.
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He's retiring
He has all the money and ringsComment -
I guess you haven't been paying attention to, like, everything Brady has said for the past 5 years?
He won the previous super bowl. Made the playoffs, again. He's not horribly injured. I doubt his self-belief is shaken at all. Actually zero chance Brady retires nowComment -
Carolina Panthers
Brady checkdown to McCaffery all the way to the superbowlComment -
Brady is the QB of the Pat's next season should be -10,000
After throwing that pick six, he ain't going anywhereComment -
To hell for all I care.Comment -
BucsCause Sleep is the Cousin of DeathComment -
Home, vacationComment -
Exactly what I think. The entire coaching group and Brady as well. Look for a new QB in draft for Brady to nurse to stardom. Tom has to face it, his playing career is near done and he is about to lose his shit if he doesnt have anything to do with football. Horseface will have to put him in the nuthouse, he has said it many times that he has no idea what he will do without football. Jones loves the drama and suspense.Comment -
He's finished
System QB, needs familiar faces
NE wins because they are so seamless year to year. Never really any big changes. Brady is a bottom 1/3 qb in league based on skillset.
He is coming back to NE because they dint have anyone else. Bellichek really regretting that Miami loss thou. 1st round bye is priceless, he let it slipComment -
At 43 I think he goes to Cancun if he leaves the Patriots at this point.. Retire and hang them up just like Payton Manning did..Comment -
Most likely he will stay in New England, but there has to be changes to the organization,
they need a General Manager and Brady will insist on certain trades.
If the Krafts are not prepared to meet ALL offers, he will leave.
There is no chance of retirement.
You would be surprised how many NFL teams would love to have Brady.
No need to list them all.Comment -
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For sure.
He’s not 28 year old TB12 any more but he’ll increase team’s revenue no matter where he end up.
He sells jerseys, he puts asses in the stadiums.....Comment -
If your team signs Brady you are correct Nash, you are assured to have at least one more ass in the stadium every week.
Who would want that guy? There maybe 5 worse QBs??Comment -
He is playing in 2020 and it will be the Pats.
Zero chance he plays somewhere else. Zero.
If he's injury free, zero chance he calls it quits after throwing that pick six. It's like a boxer getting knocked out. He's not going out like that.Comment -
The Raiders plan to pursue Tom Brady if he hasn’t signed a new contract with the Patriots before free agency starts next month, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
It’s easy to see why: The Raiders are moving to Las Vegas and want to open their new stadium in their new home with a splash, and nothing would be splashier than signing the man widely regarded as the greatest player in NFL history. Raiders coach Jon Gruden has long been an admirer of Brady.
Last month, Brady and Raiders owner Mark Davis were seen chatting at a UFC event in Las Vegas. Although it would violate league rules if Davis said or did anything to express interest in Brady before the start of free agency, their discussion at the UFC fight raised questions about whether Davis wanted to sign Brady, and those questions didn’t sit well with Carr.
But whether Carr likes it or not, if Gruden, Davis and Raiders General Manager Mike Mayock think they can improve their roster by replacing Carr, they’ll do it. And signing Brady would be a major coup for Las Vegas.Comment -
But there is one more team that has surfaced as a potential suitor for Brady, who also has a capable QB set to hit the market: The Dallas Cowboys.
While the idea of Dallas being the landing spot for Brady seemed like a crazy idea at first, former Cowboy and Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin said something on the radio on Friday that makes that scenario seem much more real than it previously was.
“I am telling you right now, at the Super Bowl in Miami, some very significant people that I had conversations (with were) leaning in that same direction," Irvin said during an interview with WEEI's "Dale & Keefe". "It was shocking. I had a vodka cranberry in my hand and when they said it to me I put the drink down and said, ‘Let’s talk a little bit more about this.’ I promise you, I had a conversation with people, I can’t tell you who, about that same scenario going down.
"I just don’t know if there’s a real possibility of that happening.”Comment -
don’t understand all the talk of leaving why does he need to go do pats not want him anymore does he want to leaveComment
