Patriots’ Julian Edelman Takes ‘Stay Tom’ Tour Arrives In Celtics’ Locker Room

Tom Brady is making the best headlines these days. He is about to enter the open market for the first time in his professional career. Although there’s a really good chance for Brady to re-sign with the Patriots, his teammate decided to help him make the right move. Patriots wideout Julian Edelman started off the Stay Tom tour in an effort to make Brady stay.

We can’t really say much about Brady’s offseason move. We’ll let Edelman do the job for us. Jules, as Brady likes to call him, took the tour to the Celtics’ locker room ahead of Boston’s game against the Utah Jazz at TD Garden.

“Campaign trail is moving right along… #StayTom,” the caption read.

Will Julian Edelman make his Stay Tom tour work?

Is this the right way to keep Brady in New England?

The quarterback has reportedly had his first conversation with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick. It was a phone call, and according to reports, it didn’t end well. Well, Brady has yet to make a decision about his next move. He doesn’t really think much about it as he has something else on his mind. Brady and his family will go on a short family vacation, and that’s the only thing he’s focused on at the moment.

When it comes to his potential suitors, many analysts believe that the quarterback will join forces with familiar faces. Brady has been liked to his former teammate Mike Vrabel. The Tennessee Titans have shown interest in the Patriots quarterback, and he could easily make his way to the team.

Belichick didn’t have the best defense in 2019, and Brady was unable to do his magic on the field. If Belichick wants to keep Brady on the roster, he better pack the offense with talented players. Brady needs a strong offense to move forward. He spent 20 years with the Patriots, and hopefully, he would finish his career in Foxboro. Without him, the Patriots would struggle to win games. Brady leads the team, and he has six rings. Maybe there’s still a chance for him to get another ring with his current team. What do you think about this?