how many super bowl rings will tom brady have when he retires?

i guess i agree with the sentiment that no one is going to take over the afc anytime soon, and i don't see new england falling out of the leading pack in the say 4 years they have with brady, so they will be in contention. it's not hard to imagine two conference champ games from which one super bowl appearance.

i feel like there is one more.

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i feel like there is one more.

― Roberto Spiralli, Monday, 28 July 2014 16:25 (6 months ago)

the king just left his mountain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5urvAW560w

lol this was funny

bump

lol

tom brady will die tragically before retirement 2

still possible

http://i.imgur.com/i4mpe5g.png

kind of remarkable that even the 3 SBs he lost were all super close games that could've flipped on a single play

don't really see them keeping pace with KC but who fuckin knows.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYh6mYIJG2Y

lol

well I guess he's earned it

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— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) February 10, 2021

good thing there's no COVID wheeeeeeeeeeee

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoOhnrjdYOc

hey bobby

he should not have retired that is the cowards way

So long to the last Montreal Expo, Tom Brady

— Mike Petriello (@mike_petriello) January 29, 2022

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hey mooks!

joe otm. grats on the giants GM job man

hmm

https://www.si.com/nfl/2022/01/29/tom-brady-has-not-told-buccaneers-coach-bruce-arians-he-is-retiring

really hope he's not Michael Jordaning

now AP says that the Bucs say that he hasn't made his decision and a local station talked to his dad and his dad says he's not retiring

maybe Schefter got bad info?

I feel like Tom got mad that he didn't make the make the announcement on his own accord and is gonna wind up doing it anyway.

Jeff Darlington also talked to the same sources, hard to believe two people would be hoodwinked easily on this.

that and retirement is an easy thing to deny initially when you're not under the gun to definitively say so.

who knows though! I hope a sports book lets you bet on this.

From @NFLNetwork: Tom Brady does intend to retire, per several people close to him. The pushback appears to be based on timing, rather than his eventual decision. pic.twitter.com/GSTqDkKcjF

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 29, 2022

usually when Schefter reports something I figure it's as good as official since he basically just sits back and transcribe his text messages

I hope I don’t see him at the corner deli buying coffee

Hope he gets pissed off enough about this to play another year

i want him go go away, but i also might want him to stay and shit on adam schefter constantly

sounds like you're looking for an only fans

I ran into him in the waves at a surf spot in Costa Rica a few years ago. He gave me the ‘what’s up’ nod. I have a hard time hating him after that.

Retirement official now

Amusingly his long winded public statement is mostly about the Buccaneers and does not mention the Patriots at all

Tom Brady, known for dropping a pass in Super Bowl LII and failing to shake Nick Foles' hand, has announced his retirement from the NFL.

MORE: https://t.co/mNfLKQ4C6O pic.twitter.com/1FkhkqB37K

— FOX 29 (@FOX29philly) February 1, 2022

love how the dumb Twitterati bullied Darlington and Schefter all weekend only to eat crow, and then now they're moving the goalposts by saying they didn't have a 'right' to scoop his retirement.

god I wish I'd placed a huge bet on this over the weekend. couldn't find a sportsbook that was offering it anymore after Schefter's bombshell though :)

Retired again

already blew up his marriage, why stop now

an absolutely weird dude

his career from draft to retirement was almost exactly parallel to the existence of ILX

Shit is Ilx Retiring

Ichiro: Who the fuc* is Tom Brady pic.twitter.com/gy8OzRKZFb

— BaseballHistoryNut (@nut_history) February 1, 2023

Wonder if we'll ever see a run like this again.

He wasn't even someone who was necessarily lights out right out of the gate. He was an effective QB in a ball control offense initially, became more of the center of the offense his second year but hadn't yet reached top tier until 2003 when he became who he'd be the rest of his career.

And there were so many years he put up numbers with third tier receivers, he was the only continuity the offense needed.

The late career renaissance was nuts too, like we even itt had kinda felt like he'd won his 3 and after the two Giants losses, their window had closed, but nope

i can't imagine a similar run, it's crazy to look at the QBs who were drafted well after him and how many of them have been enjoying retirement for a few years now. Romo, Cutler, Luck, Eli, Roethlisberger, Bradford, Sanchez, Palmer, Leftwich, Sexy Rexy G

To put things in perspective, during Brady's actual rookie season (where he only threw three passes) , Troy Aikman was still in the league, playing his final season

also: Neil O'Donnell, Jeff George, Doug Flutie, Jim Harbaugh

probably not in the NFL, it's just so hard to not have the cumulative effects of injuries weigh you down once you get to 39 or so. in the NBA I guess LeBron is kind of there, he's already at the stage where NBA players are telling him "hey my Dad played against you"

Hmm yeah Brady played in the league with both Patrick Surtain and Patrick Surtain Jr among others

did he end up finally getting a ring before he retired?

i didnt vote in this but i would have chosen more than four