New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made an impromptu appearance at Boston College earlier this week.
Brady, a Chestnut Hill MA neighbor to the College, decided to stop by and catch up with Eagles offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler, who, according to The Boston Globe, was a graduate assistant for the University of Michigan football team in 1998 during Brady’s Junior season.
According to the Globe report, Brady also met with quarterback Anthony Brown.
BC’s Associate Athletic Director Matthew Conway shared some photographs on Twitter.
It was great having Tom Brady on campus. He spent a few minutes chatting with @BCFootball QB Anthony Brown and @BCCoachLoeffler during his visit. @BCEagles pic.twitter.com/UgBjGlL9pX
— Matthew Conway (@MConwayBC) July 22, 2018
Tom Brady stops to fist pound a young fan during his visit to @BCEagles on Saturday. Rocking the @UnderArmour gear as he passed by BC legend @DougFlutie statue. pic.twitter.com/gqGV5PoyTq
— Matthew Conway (@MConwayBC) July 22, 2018
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