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For the second time in the last three seasons, tight end Rob Gronkowski has retired from the NFL. In a statement posted on Instagram, Gronkowski said, “And let me tell ya, the journey in Tampa over the last 2 years has blown away what I originally wrote about in college, big time. And for this, I want to thank the whole entire first-class Buccaneers organization for an amazing ride, trusting me to come back to play and help build a championship team. I will now be going back into my retirement home, walking away from football again with my head held high knowing I gave it everything I had, goo...
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback and future Hall-of-Famer Tom Brady publicly addressed his decision to end his retirement over a month ago. The 44-year-old spoke to the media during a roundtable following The Match, a golf competition that featured other NFL players Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen. Brady stated that his initial decision to retire was due to commitments to his family. Although he was 100 percent sure that he’d stay retired, his decision to prematurely end it was due to the activity during free agency. “It’s not that I’m not 100% committed, it’s just as soon as I m...
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Tom Brady has entered his 22nd NFL season and is showing absolutely zero signs of slowing down. The stats back up his dominance: the 44-year old has now thrown nine touchdown passes in his first two starts of the season, his personal best. On Sunday against the Falcons, the GOAT threw five touchdowns and no interceptions, leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a 48-25 win. He now has a whopping 17 touchdown passes over his last four games, dating back to the playoffs. True to his character, Brady made sure to point out areas of improvement, despite his team now having scored a minimum of 30 point...
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The seemingly ageless wonder and arguably greatest quarterback of all time, Tom Brady, recently commented on how many years he plans to stay in the league. In the past, Brady referenced the age of 45 years old as his retirement goal, but now that he’s almost reached that goal, it seems that his plans have changed. During a recent interview with Peter King of NBC Sports, Brady insinuated that age will no longer be a factor in his retirement decision. “I’ll know when the time’s right. If I can’t… if I’m not a championship-level quarterback, then I’m not gonna play. If I’m a liability to the team...
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