Conspicuously absent from Tom Brady’s retirement message is any mention of the Patriots.
The 44-year-old Brady ended days of drama Tuesday morning by officially announcing his retirement following 22 NFL seasons and seven Super Bowls. Six of those Super Bowls came during his 20-year run in New England.
But in his statement published on social media, Brady did not say anything about his former team.
Brady seemed to tire of Belichick by the end of his 20th season, and he left Foxborough early in 2020 to sign with the Buccaneers, leading them to a Super Bowl in his first season.“It was quite the ride. Thank you and congratulations,” the post read.
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