Enjoy Over Seven Minutes Of Mic’d-Up Tom Brady In Amazing Clip

Tom Brady helped the New England Patriots win six Super Bowls. He promised to play until 45 or beyond, meaning he is ready to win a few more championship. Brady has been part of the NFL for two decades, and he is the GOAT. So, what’s better than having a mic’d-up Brady?

Head coach Bill Belichick has been working with Brady for two decades, and he knows him better than anyone else.

“In (basketball), it’s great because everybody plays offense, everybody plays defense,” Belichick said. “But in our sport, there’s a division between offense, defense, special teams, and a lot of times it’s hard to pull all those together. But, as a head coach, it’s important to be able to manage those critical situations with your quarterback, your offensive coordinator, your special teams coach, and your defense all together.

“I think Tom and I have spent a lot of time building that philosophy, understanding what we’re each thinking in certain situations, so when they come up, he can anticipate what I want to do (and) I can anticipate what he’d like to do. We try to get the best thing. I’d say we both work at it.”

Belichick respects Brady’s skills and work ethic. According to him, Brady “prepares at a level no other player that (he’s) coached.”

“There’s some things that he sees that I just don’t see, and I think the reverse is true,” Belichick added. “I love football. I love learning about football. I think Tom is the same. I think we’ve learned from each other, and we’ve been able to grow together. I think it’s a thriving relationship that never gets old.”

Alex Guerrero is amazed with Brady, too.

“I know how Tom feels every day,” Guerrero says in the book. “He says, ‘I don’t have any soreness. I’m ready to play again. Those are things that we thought would happen, and now we’re seeing the reality of them happening. Do I think Tom can play to a high level at forty-five? Absolutely.”

If you ask him, Brady will definitely play a few more years.

“I mean, why not? I’ve never put limits on myself, and I’ve never put limits on any of my clients,” Guerrero said. “I’m a big believer that everything is learned behavior. You tell an athlete, ‘You’re gonna be done when you’re thirty,’ well, the brain begins to believe that, and all your neuro-programming is based on, ‘OK, I’m thirty, I’m old.’ But I don’t think the brain understands the concept of time. It doesn’t understand age. Right? How would your brain know you’re whatever age you are? I always tell Tom, we’re not gonna tell our body what we wanna do. We’re gonna tell our body what we want it to do.”