Julian Edelman’s Latest Tweet About Tom Brady And Bill Belichick Is Going Viral

Every time Julian Edelman goes to Twitter his tweets go viral. Simple as that. The former New England Patriots wideout wrote another viral tweet and it’s related to the upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. New England will go against Tampa Bay and we all know what that means. Bill Belichick will go against Tom Brady. The greatest head coach of all time will go against the greatest quarterback of all time. Nice, right?

Edelman may be out of the NFL but he is definitely here to stir the pot once in a while. The 2018 Super Bowl MVP took to Twitter to remind everyone of the super exciting game and we couldn’t agree more. Edelman shared a video from The Office and used it to describe the situation in New England. We bet NFL fans had a really good laugh this time.

I. Declare. #GOATBOWL! ? pic.twitter.com/Amn42H4EVJ

— Julian Edelman (@Edelman11) September 30, 2021

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Brady’s departure from New England made people talk and they talk more than usual. Suddenly, this is the most important topic in the NFL. It’s like everything else fell in deep water. Brady left the Patriots and now he comes back to destroy his former team.

Seth Wickersham is here to stir the pot, too. His book titled “Better To Be Feared” gave fans a reason to ask too many questions about Brady, Belichick, Robert Kraft, and the Patriots. It’s the right timing. Wickersham knows what he is doing.

Brady is coming off of an excellent season. He won the Super Bowl in his first season as a Buccaneers quarterback. His team has excellent receivers and Antonio Brown is there too. We know he is one of the best receivers in the NFL at the moment.

Belichick is well equipped too. He has Mac Jones leading the offense. Hunter Henry and Jonnu Smith play at tight end. The Patriots look good on both ends of the ball. The offense struggled last Sunday and Jones didn’t get the help he needed from the offense and both tight ends. Let’s hope that Belichick solved that problem.