Would Tom Brady eventually play for a third NFL team?

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Whenever Tom Brady talks about playing for two more years, he points out that he’s under contract for two more years.

This raises an obvious question. If Brady decides after two more years that he wants to keep playing football, would he stay in Tampa — or would he sign with another team?

It’s likely a decision that Brady would make after first deciding whether to keep playing, and plenty of factors would become relevant. The quality of the roster, the status of the coaching staff, and the outcomes of the next two seasons become important, especially when compared to other opportunities that may be available to Brady in early 2023.

He’ll have the ability to pick any team he wants at that point, just like he did in 2020. Assuming, of course, that the team he wants will want him. Even at age 46, any team that Brady wants would be stupid to say no, for fear of Brady winning yet another Super Bowl and then hearing him later say that they decided to stick with whatever motherf–ker ended up playing quarterback that season.

14 responses to “Would Tom Brady eventually play for a third NFL team?

  1. I can see Brady returning to the Patriots to help Belichick keep his job after three losing seasons without Tommy.

  2. No question of Brady’s greatness. But without the Tampa Defence they would not have won the Super Bowl

  3. Assumptions throughout this article that his skills will not fade. Having made it this far certainly does not guarantee making it 2 more years.

  4. Pure guesswork at this point. But the fact that we’re discussing Brady’s future in these terms is what’s extraordinary.

  5. Explanations for Tom’s reference to playing in New England PROBABLY for the last time:
    (1) He signs with a third team that is scheduled to play at New England.
    (2) He re-signs with New England after proving he could win without the Hoodie.
    (3) Under the new 17-game schedule, could the league schedule Bucs-Pats as the 17th game in 2022?

  6. I do NOT want him in New England. But like everything else I post I reserve the right to change my mind if the circumstance changes and he signs with the Patriots.

  7. He wasn’t the best player on the Bucs last year. He did just enough on a team that was loaded from end to end. I think he will hang it up himself after this year. After his contract is up in Tampa there will be other older QBs with something to give for a loaded team to take over.

  8. But without the Tampa Defence they would not have won the Super Bowl

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    Brady deserved as much credit for Bucs SB as Mahomes for Chiefs SB.

  9. johnny_row says:
    July 21, 2021 at 2:29 pm
    Assumptions throughout this article that his skills will not fade. Having made it this far certainly does not guarantee making it 2 more years.

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    His skills have faded. Look at his last season in NE. No way he wins a Super Bowl in Tampa without that defense. Brady is great, but their postseason run was anchored by the pass rush.

  10. No he wont. After a few more w/ TB hes done. Who knows maybe 2-3 more Super Bowls?

  11. Brady had a great season, gotta hand it to him. But they made it out of GB because of their defense, plain and simple. But 4700 yards at his age is absolutely insane.

  12. He wasn’t the best player on the Bucs last year. He did just enough on a team that was loaded from end to end.

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    You put Rodgers in that team, Bucs wouldn’t have won SB, because Rodgers wouldn’t be able to score 24 or more in 3 consecutive games.

    Rodgers might win MVP though.

  13. Some of you guys really think that the Bucs could have won the SB without Brady? The Patriots and the Bucs won SBs, and the common denominator is Brady. That’s why Brady will try to win more because he’s always doubted by the delusional haters.

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