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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.It definitely shouldn’t be shocking since he’s said for years that age 45 was the number, and he will be 45 at the start of the 2022 season.We've been talking about it for a few days but it is still a bit of a shock! He obviously can still play at a high level. Very curious to see his comments/announcement.
Such a sad dayCrazy that he actually stuck to the 45 number and went out still playing at an extremely high (MVP) level. He helped take the franchise from a perennial laughing stock to the greatest dynasty football has ever seen. I’ll always be appreciative of the good memories. Sucks he couldn’t spend his final two years here, but he accomplished his last feat - winning one without BB. Hope he enjoys his retirement.
His last season he leads the league in yards and touchdowns. His last drive he completed a comeback from down 27-3 to tie the game. His last pass touchdown is a 50 yard bomb to Evans over one of the premier corners in the league. The dude went out dignified.Crazy that he actually stuck to the 45 number and went out still playing at an extremely high (MVP) level. He helped take the franchise from a perennial laughing stock to the greatest dynasty football has ever seen. I’ll always be appreciative of the good memories. Sucks he couldn’t spend his final two years here, but he accomplished his last feat - winning one without BB. Hope he enjoys his retirement.
He could've said it last week and it would still feel like a shock to me.It definitely shouldn’t be shocking since he’s said for years that age 45 was the number, and he will be 45 at the start of the 2022 season.
Its not over until belichick is goneRIP the last remaining shred of my childhood. End of every era I can think of relating to my own life and for the sport in general. Gonna need weeks to process this.
We weren’t going to win one with or without him the last two years. Guess it all made sense in the end.If this is true. The pats are 2 years ahead of where they would have been if brady was still a patriot.
Meh, they still could have kept him and drafted Mac. But he wasn’t winning another one here with all the years of mediocre to bad drafts throughout Caserio’s tenure. Now that he’s retired, I’m happy he got out and won one more while the Pats weren’t in it.If this is true. The pats are 2 years ahead of where they would have been if brady was still a patriot. The mutual parting of the ways. doesn't look so bad now.
Can we finally kill the Tom Brady section. It's beyond stupid now that we have to cater to a bunch of infants and pretend Brady isn't the most important player this franchise has had and ever will had. Like I can't imagine a Colts forum would ban Peyton Manning talk when he left. Like it or not, 30 years from now Brady will be the equivalent to this team that Montana was for the 49'ers or Graham was for the Browns.
I don’t think we would’ve been in position to draft Mac though. Team likely wins a few more games last year with Tom. (Though they weren’t going to go anywhere)Meh, they still could have kept him and drafted Mac. But he wasn’t winning another one here with all the years of mediocre to bad drafts throughout Caserio’s tenure. Now that he’s retired, I’m happy he got out and won one more while the Pats weren’t in it.