Weird Tom Brady Rumor Points to Patriots Divorce

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is the most talked-about player in the NFL. These talks include words of praise and hate. Haters believe that Brady’s performance will drop, blaming him for the failure of the team. The same people say that Brady will leave the Patriots after the season. Well, the moves Brady made in the last few months made us ask questions. Will he divorce from his team?

There’s been growing speculation about Brady and his future with the team. Let’s not forget that fans were worried about the disconnect between him and head coach Bill Belichick. Brady made a few mistakes this season, and he is blamed for the losses New England had this season. His contract issue is here, too. Brady’s contract expires at the end of the season, and we have people saying that Brady will join a different team.

Guy Fieri has something to say about this.

Brady was the honorary co-chair of the Best Buddies Challenge: Hyannis Port for 16 years. Now he is stepping down. In his stead remains Fieri, Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy, III, and two new co-chairs—Patriots receiver Julian Edelman and Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum.

Brady is stepping down from the event, but he is still in a good relationship with the organization. He will now be its “global ambassador.” This opens an opportunity for Brady to move to pretty every other city in the country. This means that he can easily ink a deal with a new team.

TB12 spent his entire career in the New England, and Patriots fans would love him to finish his career in Foxboro. Brady promised to play until 45, and Alex Guerrero says he may play until 46 or 47. Yes, he may play. But, where will Brady finish his career?

Brady’s expiring contract fuels the rumors. He doesn’t really talk much about the end of his career. He also doesn’t look beyond this year.

Maybe Brady will put an end to his career with the Patriots to move somewhere else and give Gisele a chance to try something new. She sacrificed a lot in the past decade. It may be his turn now.