What do you think Brady's post-football career will be?

[1960Pats]

I think Brady is smart enough, to understand that national and even state politics are just a scam to divide us so that the super-wealthy can continue to expand their fortunes without fear of the masses interfering. I also think he has the integrity to not be a part of it.

I don't agree at all.

From the beginning of Brady's career here, I've stated that he has a future in politics. I was scoffed at for my belief back in the beginning that the young man could be President some day, and not just of football operations for the Pats as was suggested here. After football, he's on to much bigger and better things, and with he and Gisele's wealth, the sky is truly the limit.

 

[1960Pats]

I don't agree at all.

From the beginning of Brady's career here, I've stated that he has a future in politics. I was scoffed at for my belief back in the beginning that the young man could be President some day, and not just of football operations for the Pats as was suggested here. After football, he's on to much bigger and better things, and with he and Gisele's looks and wealth, the sky is truly the limit.

 

[Galeb]

I don't agree at all.

From the beginning of Brady's career here, I've stated that he has a future in politics. I was scoffed at for my belief back in the beginning that the young man could be President some day, and not just of football operations for the Pats as was suggested here. After football, he's on to much bigger and better things, and with he and Gisele's wealth, the sky is truly the limit.

Our population is way to self-centered and divided to fix our problems through the existing system. I could be wrong, but I suspect Brady is smart enough to realize that.

 

[RDS11]

I agree but he won't, nor should he. Those guys didn't make enough money in football which is why they transitioned into broadcasting.

Tom should go the Montana route. I don't think sitting at a round table with a bunch of hacks like Dan Marino will do anything for his legacy. The true greats need to just disappear afterwards

You probably don't remember it, but Montana was part of the pregame show on NBC in 1995. He was really bad at it and was let go.

I can see both Brady and Manning go the Elway route. Brady has stated many times that he doesn't have any hobbies or other interest beside family and football, I think he will probably take a couple years off to be with his family after his retirement, and come back in some VP role when his children are older.