NFL legend and Tampa Bay Buccaneer Tom Brady retires for the second time, 'for good'

Tom Brady has announced his retirement after winning a record seven Super Bowls with New England and Tampa. In a quick video that lasted just under a minute, Brady-the most successful quarterback in NFL history anI'll get to the topic right away, Brady remarked, "Good morning, gentlemen. I'm stepping down. for good. After the 2021 season, he took a short break from playing but ultimately returned to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for one more season. With a record-breaking 23-year career and multiple passing records under his belt, he quits at age 45. Brady announced his retirement in a lengthy Instagram post a year ago. But approximately a month later, he made the decision to return for one more run. The Buccaneers, with whom he won a Super Bowl two years ago, qualified for the playoffs once more after dropping their season opener. At the moment, it seemed debatable if Brady would return to the field. Only a few weeks later, he has provided the response. Brady remarked in the video, "I decided I'd just push record and let you guys know first since I know the process was a fairly big deal last time." "I sincerely appreciate your support, each and every one of you," the speaker said. I could go on and on about my family, my friends, my teammates, and my rivals. They are in excess. Thank you for letting me live the life of my dreams, you people. Love you all, I wouldn't change a thing. Brady leads the NFL in passing yards (89,214) and touchdowns for a career (649). He is the only player to have won more than five Super Bowls and has five times been named the game's MVP. Brady was infamously undervalued when he first entered the NFL.

The Patriots selected him 199th overall in the 2000 draught, behind six other quarterbacks, three kickers, and a punter. As a rookie, he participated in one game and completed one of three throws for six yards. All that changed the next year. The Patriots defeated the Saint Louis Rams after Brady took over as their starter.In the Super Bowl that concluded the 2001 season, he and Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots were well on their way to become the most successful quarterback and coach combination in football history. After the 2003 and 2004 seasons, there were more Super Bowl victories. Ten years later, the Patriots won their fourth championship under Brady to finish the 2014 campaign, the first of three more championships in the next five years. He joined the Buccaneers in 2020, where he won his sixth Super Bowl. In each of his final three seasons with Tampa Bay, he led them to the postseason. I believe I've stated on several occasions that I wouldn't trade for a quarterback.I still feel that way about Tom Brady," Belichick remarked in 2021. Brady has been chosen for the Pro Bowl 15 times, first-team All-Pro three times, and three NFL MVP titles. After 13 years of marriage, Brady and his wife Gisele Bundchen split last year. Brady signed a 10-year, $US375 million ($A530 million) agreement to work.