For the past two seasons, cornerback Jason McCourty has lived out part of his NFL dream playing alongside his twin brother Devin.
In 2018, the brothers made NFL history becoming the first set of twins to win a Super Bowl together.
Jason made a pivotal end zone pass break up to Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Brandin Cooks, preventing a late touchdown.
On Instagram this week, Jason reflected back on their two years playing together as Devin enters free agency.
Devin, expects to play in 2020, but whether or not he returns to Foxboro remains to be seen.
“I definitely see me playing football next year,” McCourty said after the Wild Card loss to the Titans.
“I’ve had a lot of fun this year with this group of guys. Each year, we get young guys in here, get to stay in the locker room, mold (these) guys, tell them stories of my past 10 years and how much fun I’ve had,” McCourty said.
“So, I can’t see it happening, me not playing football next year. So, I think over time, I’ll take some time away from football and I think the rest will kind of work itself out. We’ll see how that goes, but I definitely plan to be playing.”
Quarterback Tom Brady later voiced his appreciation for the twins with a comment on Jason’s posting.
“The best!!!! Thank you both for being who you are EVERY day!!!”, Brady wrote.
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