Disco Volante

If you're currently just trying to enjoy his amazing season at hand and wish not to even think so far into the future then feel free to leave now, don't blame you.

But for those willing to discuss, how many more years do you think...

A) Brady will be in the league. (Assumingly with the Patriots, him in another uniform later in his career would crush me)
B) Brady will be at the top of his game.

I remember he was quoted as saying he wants to play as long as he can back in the pre-season, and even compared how long he wanted to play to Vinny T’s career, which would be amazing. Jeff Garcia and Brett Favre, are both having some of their best seasons yet at the ages of 37 and 38 respectively.

Assuming BB is with us until at least 2013 here's what age Brady will be at the start of each upcoming season with the hoodie...

2008- 31
2009- 32
2010- 33
2011- 34
2012- 35
2013- 36

Looking at the larger picture, what do you see? A BB esque "I see the Bills Sunday night" not needed, as already stated this is a topic just for some future thinking.

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BelichickFan

If they can keep protecting him like they have this year, beyond 36 is very possible. He's in great shape and works hard. 2015 sounds good to me.

RussFrancis

You seen what Favre is doing this year?

NEfan32

I think QB's like Brady don't really fall off the face of the Earth like some guys like a Vince Young or a Mike Vick, where their athletic ability is the reason why they succeed. If Brady can keep a strong arm until he is 40, he could play at this level until then. I don't really see how he'd start to slow down at all. He isn't athleticly gifted.

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"Randy Moss is a player whose skills are diminishing, and he's in denial of those eroding skills. Randy was a great receiver, but he lacked the work ethic and the desire to cultivate any skills that would compensate for what he was losing physically later in his career."

-Tom Walsh

98 Rec, 1493 yards, 23 TD
69 Rec, 1008 yards, 11 TD
83 Rec, 1264 yards, 13 TD

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Disco Volante

Compiled a list of QB's who've won a Super Bowl at 31 years of age or older to look at...

31
Terry Bradshaw
Ken Stabler

32
Joe Montana
Phil Simms
Doug Williams

33
Bart Starr
Joe Montana
Steve Young
Jim Plunkett
Joe Theismann

34
Brad Johnson
Bart Starr
Len Dawson

35
Roger Staubach

36
Jim Plunkett

37
John Elway
Johnny Unitas

38
John Elway

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5 Rings for Brady!!

His arm seems to be getting even better with the experience and his work ethic.

Brady may not peak soon when you consider that he was sort of a late bloomer. He didn't thrown the ball down the field as much in his first three or four years in the league due to the lack of WRs. That is a whole new direction his game has taken since working with McDaniels.

frankiesfly

I just hope he doesn't hold us hostage like Favre is holding Greenbay hostage. Owners should start adding an INT clause to contracts. Once you start throwing ridiiculous amounts of INT's you automatically have to retire. Like what Greenabay should have done to Favre, then he would have no choice but to retire.

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"I also apologize to Patriots fans and would like to thank them for their support during the past few days and throughout my career." BB after NFL ruling on video scandal

Disco Volante

I'd hardly say he's doing so this year.

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5 Rings for Brady!!

I understand what you are saying about SIR BRETT FAVRE. But truthfully the organization is keeping him around and refusing to let go. They have been pretty much begging him back each year.

No chance BB will do that, and I think he and Brady just might ride out together into the sunset when the time comes.

elandadem

Zip your fly, Frankie! Your brains are showing. Favre is having a Tom Brady year with the caliber of talent Brady had prior to this year. And you think he should have been forced into retirement?

Do they have random drug testing where you work? If they do you're in trouble.