Tom Brady Is Retiring This Year, It Appears
Tom Brady is retiring this year, it appears.
Brady, 42, is in the midst of another strong campaign.
His New England Patriots currently sit at 7-0 on the year and, with Patrick Mahomes’ health currently being something of a question, appear to have a pretty easy path to through the AFC ahead of them.
Still, Brady is 42 years old, and many have wondered when he finally make the decision to hang it up for good.
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According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Brady is “setting up to move” at some point in the near future.
While appearing on Monday Night Countdown prior to New England’s game against the hapless New York Jets, Schefter indicated that Brady’s time in the NFL is ending sooner rather than later.
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“When we talk about Tom and his future, let’s look at some simple things,” Schefter said.
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“Has he put his home for sale? Yes.
“Has his trainer put up his home for sale? Yes.
“Has he set up his contract to void after the season to become a free agent? Yes.
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“So if he’s selling his home and his trainer is selling his home and he’s voiding his contract, what does that tell you?”
It appears that Brady is either retiring, or he is making preparations to join another team.
Which one is the likelier option?
You make the call.
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Jennifer Withers Hoey is a former Business Development Manager who transitioned to writing about sports. With valuable connections all over the West Coast, she has used those contacts to break some of the most interesting stories pertaining to the Portland Trail Blazers, Oregon Ducks, LA Lakers, LA Clippers, Seattle Supersonics (RIP), and more.
