American football star Tom Brady apparently decided to end his career at the age of 44. He has won a record seven Super Bowls in 22 NFL seasons. His move was reported by ESPN and immediately confirmed by Brady’s TB12sports. However, her tweet was soon deleted again, because according to information from the AP agency, the player has not yet made a final decision.
The last famous quarterback triumphed a year ago in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey, which he led to the title in his first season at the club. He has previously won the Vince Lombardi Trophy six times with the New England Patriots, a club record.
This season, the Florida team failed to build on last year’s success – he dropped out last Sunday despite Brady’s great performance in the quarter-finals of the playoffs after a 27:30 Los Angeles Rams defeat.
Immediately after the game, there was speculation that the record holder would leave the NFL, even though he had a contract with Tampa Bay for another season.
Many sharpened early in the week when Brady described his NFL career satisfactory. At the same time, he stated that in deciding on the future, he will look primarily at his family, which he has with Brazilian top model Gisele Bündchen.
“It’s not always about what I want. It’s about what we want as a family. I’ll spend a lot of time with them and come up with things to do next,” said the league’s three most useful player and five-time Super Bowl MVP winner. .
The richest competition on the planet loses another big star. Two-time Super Bowl winner Ben Roethlisberger also announced the end of his career this week. The 39-year-old quarterback said goodbye after eighteen seasons at the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Some Brady records
Most wins in the Super Bowl (7)
Most touchdown passes in NFL history (624)
NFL Throw the Most (84,520)
Most wins in the NFL regular season (243) and in the playoffs (35)
Most entries in the Super Bowl (10)
Most often named the best Super Bowl player (5)
Most touchdown passes (86), thrown yards (13,049) and completed passes (1165) in the playoffs
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