After playing for 22 years in the NFL, seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Tom Brady has officially called it a career.
The 44-year-old came into the league as a sixth-round pick back in 2000 and after spending two decades with the New England Patriots, Brady joined the Buccaneers in 2020 and led them to a Super Bowl.
Brady played against the Atlanta Falcons on 10 occasions since 2001, including the infamous Super Bowl 51 matchup, and he never lost a single game to Atlanta.
Falcons fans took to Twitter to express their relief in Brady’s retirement.