Tom Brady defended Aaron Rodgers' 'darkness retreat,' saying, 'we all need a little more silence.'
'"darkness retreat" while he mulls over his football future ... saying we could all benefit from putting our phones down and enjoying some peace and quiet.... after the 4x NFL MVP and SB champ announced he'd be spending four days by himself as he mulls retirement.
"Everyone has their different processes they go through," Brady said, adding ..."I think we all need to get away from the TV a little bit more. I think we all need a little more nature and a little more silence and a little more peace."over the retreat, writing"be curious, not judgemental" on social media.Of course, Rodgers is coming off a disappointing season by his standards ...
Brady said although Rodgers and the Packers struggled this season ... he doesn't want to see Aaron walk away from the sport because, simply put, the league is better with him. "I hope he doesn't retire because like I said, I think the league needs good quarterbacks and he’s one of the greats," Brady said."So if he retires it’ll be a sad day for the league. He’s an incredible player."
Tom called Rodgers"incredibly talented" and lauded him for playing through pain and injury this season ... but, ultimately, said,"everyone gets to choose what they want to do."
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