Tom Brady has finally retired, again.

[Red]

So Tom Brady has finally announced his retirement, after originally retiring a bit ago. Do you think he will finally stay retired and let the Buccaneers go and rebuild? Or will he jump back into the NFL at some point because he changed his mind?

Or could he maybe take another position in the NFL, maybe a QBs coach, or even a head coach. Or he'll end up going into being a sport analyst or something.

Source:

Tom Brady retires: QB decision came down to Buccaneers or retirement, never considered other teams, per report

Brady ultimately chose retirement

www.cbssports.com

 

[DaineG]

haha would be something if he unretires again to play for some other team. With Rodgers likely being traded from the Packers, makes me wonder if he'll try to unretire and come back.

 

[ZeepZeep]

Good, I hope he stays retired. All these old QBs overstaying their welcome, when they should be letting these young guys play. Makes you wonder how many QBs have been left behind because Tom Brady wanted to play a few more years to extend his record totals.

 

[Adam]

Now hopefully the guy stays retired. He can always decide to change his mind. But for some reason I think this is it for him. He's nearing 50 years old, so I'm going to assume he wants to spend the rest of his life living and enjoying it.

 

[Zero]

Thank you! It is about time!

Good, I hope he stays retired. All these old QBs overstaying their welcome, when they should be letting these young guys play. Makes you wonder how many QBs have been left behind because Tom Brady wanted to play a few more years to extend his record totals.

Yes, it's annoying seeing all these young guys sitting behind veterans who overstayed their welcome. Aaron Rodgers is next in line for who I think aught to just retire and move on so the young talent can give it a go.

 

[Brenden]

It was time for him to go. He's 45 or something and I think it's time he stayed true to his retirement and actually stay retired.