Watch: Julian Edelman Staring In Hilarious Toyota Dealership Commercial

Patriots receiver Julian Edelman is really busy at the moment, and this time he stars in a commercial. If Edelman decides to give up on his professional career, he may become a Toyota car salesman. Well, let’s not take things too far.

This commercial is definitely funny, and Edelman was part of the crew for Prime Motor Group in Boston. Did he just prove that he is the worst car salesman of all time.

The receiver is really busy this offseason. 2018 wasn’t his best season and he started it with a suspension. But, things got better in the playoffs, and Edelman was even named the Super Bowl MVP.  Edelman was the Game 7 Banner Captain for the Bruins, too.

After his success in the Super Bowl, Edelman was also part of Daytona 500.

“Julian Edelman is an incredible addition to the list of pre-race dignitaries for the Daytona 500,” said Daytona International Speedway President Chip Wile in a press release prior the race. “We’re honored to have such a superb athlete, who recently won on NFL’s biggest stage and was the Super Bowl MVP, wave the green flag for NASCAR’s premier event.”

“I think these guys are absolutely insane,” said Edelman of NASCAR drivers. “First and foremost, they’re going 200 miles an hour around for three hours straight and able to focus in extreme conditions … The mental toughness and physical toughness to be able to go and perform for so long and stay in-tuned and any kind of mistake, ultimately, could be a big mistake that you don’t want to go down, which is very comparable to our sport. It’s a respect level for these guys who are clearly adrenaline junkies, just like we are. I always tell everyone: Football players, we’re missing screws. And these dudes certainly are too.”

What’s his next project? Edelman proved that he is a talented man, and we believe that he may easily become part of another big commercial. Where is he going next? The Patriots receiver is serious about his professional career, so he will probably invest his full attention in the world of football.