Bill Belichick Shares ‘Love, Admiration’ For Tom Brady In Statement

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will no longer be a Patriot. The star signal-caller is leaving the organization for good. In his statement, Brady said he will forever be a Patriot. Can you imagine Brady wearing a different uniform? Well, you will have to. Head coach Bill Belichick addressed Brady’s decision to leave the organization. He had nothing but words of love and praise for his star quarterback.

Belichick and Brady worked together for two dcades. They won six Super Bowls and made three other appearances. The duo led the team to 13 AFC Championship Games. Although some thought that their relationship is going through a crisis, these two work really well together. Brady and his head coach will stay good friends and professionals. TB12 may be leaving the Patriots, but he will always be a Patriot for Belichick and his fans.

Bill Belichick loves TB12

The head coach released an official statement regarding Brady’s decision to leave the team.

“Tom was not just a player who bought into our program. He was one of its original creators. Tom lived and perpetuated our culture. On a daily basis, he was a tone-setter and a bar raiser. He won championships in three of his first four years on the field and in three of his final six seasons with us, while competing for championships in almost every season in between. This is a credit to Tom’s consistency and what separates him. He didn’t just perform. Tom didn’t just win. He won championships over and over again.

“Tom and I will always have a great relationship built on love, admiration, respect, and appreciation. Tom’s success as a player and his character as a person are exceptional. Nothing about the end of Tom’s Patriots career changes how unfathomably spectacular it was. With his relentless competitiveness and longevity, he earned everyone’s adoration and will be celebrated forever. It has been a privilege to coach Tom Brady for 20 years.

“Examples of Tom’s greatness are limitless, going back even before he was drafted. We witnessed how he prepared when he wasn’t playing, how he performed when he got his opportunity, what he did to continuously improve, his leadership, his mindset, the example he set, and, of course, the person he is. I am extremely grateful for what he did for our team and for me personally.

“Sometimes in life, it takes some time to pass before truly appreciating something or someone but that has not been the case with Tom. He is a special person and the greatest quarterback of all-time.”

Where will Brady go this offseason? Let’s see what happens by Wednesday.