Tom Brady Responds To Winovich’s Plea For QB To Stay With Patriots

The New England Patriots may start their 2020 season without quarterback Tom Brady. TB12 has been part of the organization for two decades, but there’s a slight chance for him to leave the team in free agency. However, for most NFL fans he will be the Patriots star signal-caller. Brady may finish his career with a different team, and that’s the least expected scenario for the Patriots nation. Patriots players want to see Brady back with the team for training camp. And yes, we can’t just ignore Chase Winovich’s plea for Brady to say.

Brady is the greatest football player to ever play the game. It’s more than obvious that every player wants to play with him. Brady had the power to help the team win six Super Bowls and make many other appearances. That’s why he has earned a lot of respect in his career.

When it comes to Winovich, he joined the Patriots last season, and his rookie campaign was good. It was an incredible experience for the Michigan player, and he really liked his game alongside Brady. Playing with the greatest player of all time is a dream come true for every player.

Tom Brady had an awesome reaction to Winovich’s plea

Winovich, Julian Edelman and many others have shared their thoughts on Brady’s pending free agency. Winovich took the situation to another level. In his recent Instagram post, Winovich begged Brady to stay. He used the words “Shakespeare” and “please dad.” We don’t really know if Brady would like the Shakespeare part, but he will surely fall for the “dad” portion of the message.

TB12 doesn’t say much about his next move, and he seems to enjoy all the drama surrounding his free agency. Brady noticed Winovich’s post and delivered his special response.

“Love you lil bro!” the quarterback replied.

Will Brady make Winovich’s dream come true? He likes his rookie teammate, so yes, maybe he will take that into consideration. Edelman likes him back too.

Let’s see what will happen in the next few weeks. Brady will have to make a decision. Head coach Bill Belichick will have to make a decision too. Good luck, everyone!