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Ryan Sharaf

Tom Brady Announces Retirement from his Two Decade NFL Career on Miami Beach

Going back and recollecting his career from the beginning, Tom Terrific was drafted by the New England Patriots in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft. He served as a backup

quarterback for the first two seasons of his career before getting a chance to start in the 2001

season after an injury to the starting quarterback. The California Cool took advantage of his

opportunity to start and led the Patriots to their first Super Bowl win in franchise history in the 2001 season. This success established him as a starting quarterback in the NFL. Tom Brady is known for his work ethic and dedication to his craft. He is renowned for his film study, preparation, and ability to make in-game adjustments. He constantly strives to improve and get better, which has allowed him to sustain success throughout his career. He has also been fortunate to play with talented teams throughout his career. He has been surrounded by strong coaches, talented skill-position players, and solid offensive lines, which has allowed him to perform at a high level. Combined with his natural talent and competitiveness, have allowed Tom Brady to rise to the top of his profession and become one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history.


Some of his career highlights include:

  1. Seven-time Super Bowl champion: Brady won his seventh Super Bowl title in 2021 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which is the most by any player in NFL history.

  2. Numerous individual awards: Brady has won three NFL Most Valuable Player Awards, two Offensive Player of the Year Awards, and 14 Pro Bowl selections.

  3. All-time passing leader: Brady holds numerous NFL records, including the most career passing yards, touchdowns, and completions.

  4. Consistent playoff performer: Brady has led his teams to the playoffs in 18 of his 20 NFL seasons and has the most career playoff wins of any quarterback.

  5. Dynastic success with the New England Patriots: Brady spent 20 seasons with the New England Patriots, where he led the team to six Super Bowl titles and nine conference championships.


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