Tom Brady shook the NFL world on Tuesday morning.
After 20 incredible seasons with the New England Patriots, he announced he’s moving on in his career. Brady is the most iconic sports figure in Boston history and his six Super Bowl wins are the most in NFL history.
The Patriots still don’t have a plan to replace the Brady, but Jarrett Stidham seems to be the primary option at this point. The real question is about Brady and his next team. He’s 42-years-old and he didn’t draw as much attention from teams as many expected.
He reportedly will wait until at least Wednesday to make a final decision.
My understanding is that there will be no other Brady announcements today.
— Tom E. Curran (@tomecurran) March 17, 2020
The two teams still in the running for Brady are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Los Angeles Chargers. Tampa Bay appeared to have the strongest interest in Brady over the past week, but Los Angeles has a playoff-ready team and would bring him back to his home state.
And, by the way, not the #Dolphins. https://t.co/Mm1JiftKu3
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 17, 2020
Everyone will be keeping a close eye on Brady’s next move, but it’ll take at least a day to come into fruition.
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