Ahead of last season, superstar quarterback and future Hall of Famer Tom Brady decided it was time to call it a career, as he announced his retirement after leading the New England Patriots to six Super Bowl titles and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to one, ending his playing days with the most Super Bowl titles by a player in league history.
During the first couple of years of his retirement, Brady embarked on a new career by becoming a broadcaster for FOX Sports in the hopes of following in the footsteps of other former star quarterbacks who have been successful in the transition from the field to the broadcast booth, like Dallas Cowboys greats Troy Aikman and Tony Romo.
Although it has been a bit rough for Brady during his first season in the broadcast booth, the legendary quarterback isn’t giving up and will have an opportunity to continue to perfect his skills in his new endeavor moving forward.
In the meantime, Brady has been in the public eye quite often this year, like sitting courtside at a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden and throwing signed footballs into the crowd on Friday night via MLFootball’s X account.
LEGEND: Tom Brady just signed a football and threw it into the crowd at a #Knicks game pic.twitter.com/klFKlZ2tFV
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) November 16, 2024
With Brady launching a football into the crowd, it looks like he still has the arm strength he once had in his playing days with the Patriots and Buccaneers, even at 47 years old, which is impressive but nothing new for the legendary leader under center.
It’ll be interesting to see what happens in Brady’s post-playing career and if he can succeed in the broadcast booth while potentially having success as a part-owner with the Las Vegas Raiders.
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