Watch Tom Brady Entering Patriots Training Camp Field To Huge Ovation

The NFL season is not officially started until New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady walks up the steps and onto the field for training camp. And he does make an entrance.

This time was no exception. Brady walked onto Gillette Stadium on Thursday and was greeted to an enormous ovation from the crowd. That marked the official start of the season at Patriots training camp.

Take a look:

Day 1. Let’s GO @TomBrady | #PatsCamp pic.twitter.com/69uJtvvgv5

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) July 25, 2019

Fans were thrilled to see Brady once again on the field after he led his team to a Super Bowl LIII victory over the Los Angeles Rams back in February.

This will be Brady’s 20th season in the NFL. The quarterback will turn 42 on Aug. 3 and, even though there have been some retirement rumors, Patriots running back James White said that Brady’s energy and excitement make him look like he is 25 or 26 years old.

“You’d think he’s 25 or 26, just like the rest of us, even though he’s 40-something or whatever. He stays up with the times. He knows each and every one of his teammates from a rookie, undrafted guy to the oldest guy in the room (other than himself). He gets to know his teammates and he knows how to connect with everybody. So, he doesn’t seem like he’s 40, 41 or whatever he is,” said White.

“He’s energetic. He greets you with energy. He’s very excited. You’d think it’s his first year here, even though it’s his 20th year here. He enjoys the process. You see from the rookies when they step in here during OTAs how hard he works in the classroom and out there on the field. You can’t help but try to emulate a guy like that. He puts in the work and he’s been doing it for 20 years. Us young guys, we want to be like that.”

It’s pretty clear that there’s still a competitive fire burning within Tom Brady and he is more than prepared to continue as the Patriots embark on their quest to win what would be a record-breaking seventh Super Bowl championship this season.