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It Seems Official Tom Brady Retires


Michael G
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I am a little older. I remember the game when Brady came in and replaced Drew Bledsoe...I was 25 or so. It was a Jets game. Kurt Warner (or B. Farve) was probably the best NFL QB at the time. Manning was a young up and comer. 

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If Tom Brady is actually retiring it will mark the end of an era that saw him reigning supreme in the NFL.

Tom Brady was the "Greatest Of All Time" and has numerous records to prove it.

 Brady's 22-year career:

* 7X Super Bowl champion * 5X Super Bowl MVP * 3X NFL MVP * 15X Pro Bowl * 6X All Pro * NFL's all time passing TD leader (624) * NFL's all passing yard leader (85,520) * Most career wins: 243

 

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27 minutes ago, Panthercougar68 said:

It seems like yesterday I said “who the fug is this guy” during the patriots first super bowl.

I was watching the Panthers/Pats preseason game his rookie year.  I went with some guys i used to coach high school football with---Bledsoe went out of the game after the first quarter, and I said, "Guys--this #12 is better than Bledsoe."  They mocked me for that comment the rest of the night--on the drive home--the next day at school...When I reminded them of it a few years later, they could not remember. 

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