NFL Execs Made Their Prediction On Tom Brady’s Future

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is expected to become a free agent in March. He will have to make a decision on his future in the NFL. Will Brady retire? Will he re-sign with his team in March? There are so many questions, and experts have started making guesses. Several NFL execs have made a prediction regarding Brady’s next move.

Brady will become a free agent for the first time in his professional career. The Patriots offense struggled a lot this season, and Brady received an unhealthy dose of criticism for the team’s failure. New England lost the wild-card game to the Tennessee Titans and missed the chance to win a Super Bowl.

Will Brady and the Patriots part ways after two decades and six Lombardi Trophies? It’s really hard to imagine Brady playing in a different uniform. He also said it was unlikely for him to retire.

Several coaches and executives have shared their thoughts as reported in a piece by NFL writer Jeremy Fowler.

“The notion that Brady could be a Charger, a Raider, a Cowboy feels closer than ever. But asking several execs and coaches elicits the response: Just can’t imagine him going the Joe Montana route and leaving the team he has helped win six Super Bowls. He’ll stay with the Patriots — with a better supporting cast on offense.”

This doesn’t really say much about Brady’s future, his emotional Instagram post sure does. Read his post and you will definitely say that Brady is staying in the NFL. This makes us ask another question. Will he return to Foxboro?

Brady is the greatest quarterback of all times, and every team would gladly offer him a deal despite the average season and his age.

New England has to think of a solution. Brady isn’t the highest-paid quarterback in the NFL, remember? But, he doesn’t work for the money or the records. He plays to win games. He loves the game. You can tell that by the way he handles the ball. TB12 likes the Patriots and he will probably stay with the team for a few more years.

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