POLL: If forced to accept a four-game suspension, should Brady just decide to retire from football?

[Soul_Survivor88]

People respond to stress in different ways. Some respond by putting up nonsensical posts on Patsfan

F*ck this thread. Just delete it. what fan wants to read this crap?

These type of posts just make the whole situation worse.

Wow that's really lame.

One the legal case is over he should speak his mind, blast the NFL then go out starting Week 5 and kick everyone's ass.

Geesh...when I told myself it'd be nice to hear what people think, I didn't think I'd get this kind of reaction. I might've struck a nerve when I put forward the idea of Brady retiring...lol guess I'll just have to take the beating from the rest of forum

In any case,

 

[Soul_Survivor88]

Did you make that sig dude? That's ****ing funny one of the best sigs this forum has ever seen. Voting for you into the Patsfan hall of fame for that alone if Ian makes one.

Thanks...wish I could say I made the gifs, but I just happen to find them. I was surprised no one thought to put them together, since McMahon vs. Steve Austin is the GOAT pro wrestling rivalry

 

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stop trolling

 

[Soul_Survivor88]

http://www.dotnews.com/columns/2015/what-will-tom-brady-do-if-goodell-doesn-t-budge

But what about honor? If Tom Brady is innocent of any wrongdoing in this matter, as he has said he is, how can he accept any ruling against him and just go back to playing games? Such a concession will mark the end of what has essentially been a fairy-tale public life and leave him self-branded as an outlaw.

Tom Brady has a beautiful family, wealth, a fistful of Super Bowl rings, and the admiration of legions of fans and just plain folk who have watched him play and live to the highest expectations for a generation of football time.

If in the end Roger Goodell is unwilling to concede the innocence that Brady maintains, isn’t retirement the only honorable way for the estimable quarterback to go?