NFL.com’s Tom Blair Reveals ‘Most Logical Move’ For Tom Brady In Free Agency

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has yet to make a decision regarding his professional career. Brady has never been in a similar situation with the team. He will become a free agent for the first time in his long career with the Patriots, and he will have to make a decision by March 18. Where will Brady go next? Will he stay with the Patriots? NFL.com’s Tom Blair has a theory.

Leaving the Patriots may not be the best option for Brady. Tom Blair says that TB12 should stay home.

“OK, so, the most logical move is to stay right where he’s been since 2000,” he wrote. “Who better than the best coach of all time to help him become the first QB 43 or older to start more than six games, let alone win? And yet … rewatching Brady struggle to connect with N’Keal Harry and Mohamed Sanu in gray, chilly Foxborough, I found myself yearning to target Keenan Allen and Mike Williams in the sun.”

Some more of Tom Blair and his theory

“Brady might have to overcome the discomfort of being a bridge QB, given that the Los Angeles Chargers would be smart to protect against Brady’s eventual retirement/ascension to Force Ghost status by also drafting a young prospect. And there is every chance things could get bumpy on a roster that, Allen and Williams aside, couldn’t elevate Philip Rivers to more than five wins in 2019. But if Brady decides to stretch his wings (or the Pats prove unwilling to pay him what he wants), why not go out in style — and, you know, warmth — in L.A.?”

Brady hasn’t made any comments regarding his future plans, but he is definitely ready to go for a few more seasons. Of course, he has to stay healthy to accomplish this. The Patriots quarterback takes a really good care of his body, and his body coach, Alex Guerrero, predicts a lengthy career for the GOAT. Brady has so much to offer, and hopefully, the Patriots will get the best of him. Can you imagine seeing him wear a different uniform? Of course not! Danny Amendola shares the same opinion.