After 22 seasons in the NFL, Tom Brady has finally called it quits. Some fans are returning to the news after waiting two decades for his reign to end,
but others are taking a step back to truly comprehend how incredible his career was and how fortunate we all were to have witnessed it.
Fans and players from across the NFL took to Twitter to express their feelings about Brady’s retirement. There was happiness, trolling, laughter, tears, rejoicing, and reminiscing. Love him or hate him, Tom Brady’s career is unlike anything else we’ve seen and will go down as one of the most iconic sports careers in history.
The Buccaneers players were not the only ones who paid tribute to Brady and his career. After Brady’s announcement went viral, players from J.J. Watt (who also recently retired) to Patrick Mahomes were showering him with flowers.
Greatest of All Time.
No question, no debate.
It’s been an honor and a privilege.
Here’s how NFL fans reacted to Tom Brady’s retirement announcement on Twitter.
The question now is whether Brady will remain retired this time. We went through this whole thing last offseason, when he essentially unretired to punish Adam Schefter for stepping on his initial announcement.
Things appear to be a little more official this time. Brady leaves the game as one of the most decorated players in history, and possibly the greatest player to ever play the game. When it comes to his career accomplishments, his three MVPs, five Super Bowl MVPs, and seven Super Bowl rings are just the tip of the iceberg.
Love him or hate him, Tome Brady has been synonymous with the NFL for the last two decades. It’s a little wild that we’re going to be living in a world where Brady is no longer playing professional football — a world that we haven’t lived in since 2000 — and it’s clear he’s left an indelible mark on the game and its fans.
Tom Brady announces his retirement from the NFL and sends a heartfelt message to fans (Video)
Tom Brady’s Hall of Fame career has come to an end — this time for good.
After a strange retirement cycle last year that didn’t seem appropriate for a player like Brady, he has taken matters into his own hands this offseason. With speculation rife about a possible return for one more season, Brady set the record straight by posting a simple message on his social media accounts announcing his retirement for good.
Brady announced his retirement from football in a video posted to YouTube on Wednesday morning.
Brady was stoic rather than dragging out the announcement or making it a huge ordeal. He admitted that last year’s retirement saga was a shambles and that he wanted to avoid another circus.
“I’ll get right to the point: I’m leaving. “For good,” Brady declared. “I know the process was a big deal the last time, so I figured I’d just press record and let you guys know first.”
The rest of the announcement is as follows:
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It’s not quite Groundhog Day, but you’ve heard it all before. Quarterback Tom Brady announced his retirement from the NFL — this time for good — in a video posted to social media on Wednesday morning.
Brady, 45, issued the message on the same day he announced his retirement from the NFL in 2022.
“I’m going to retire. For the better, “Brady stated in his new goodbye message. He thanked his fans and acknowledged the uproar caused by previous announcements about his plans.
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“I’m not going to be long-winded,” Brady said. “You only get one super-emotional retirement essay, and I burned through mine last year.”
Brady went on to say to his family, friends, teammates, and competitors, “Thank you for letting me live my absolute dream. I wouldn’t change a single thing.”
Brady set numerous records during his stellar 23-year career with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He has the most Super Bowl victories (7), passing touchdowns (649) and passing yards (649). (89,214).