Tom Brady apparently sat on his retirement video for a bit before releasing it.
NFL Network reporter Peter Schrager spilled the tea Wednesday morning after the seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback“Per sources close to Brady, the video posted this AM was filmed prior to this morning,” Schrager“That was filmed a while ago,” Schrager said on the program,. “He was at an L.A. premiere last night, doing the movie premiere [for “80 for Brady”]. The sun is not up in L.A. as you see there.
“So when I woke up this morning, I figured I’d press record and let you guys know first,” Brady says in the clip.revealed his retirement plans to his parents about a week ago“We’re not shocked by any means,” Brady Sr. told the outlet on Wednesday. “He has played football for 32 years out of his 45, living his dream for three-fourths of his life. It’s been a wonderful ride. He’s very secure in his decision. It’s about time.
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