Julian Edelman Responds to Clip From Tom Brady “Man In The Arena”

Julian Edelman got himself a spot in the latest artwork of Tom Brady. The former New England Patriots quarterback is making some cool headlines with the “Man in the Arena” docuseries. Brady talks about each and every detail related to his pro career. Patriot Way, Super Bowls, Bill Belichick, his teammates, the big departure, and pretty much every play on the field. TB12 also talked about his family and the role Gisele Bundchen has in his life.

Brady and Edelman worked together for over a decade. They made a lot of great memories on and off the field. The quarterback is well aware of Edelman’s dominance and let’s just say they had the perfect quarterback-receiver relationship.

Julian Edelman responds to the comments Tom Brady made

In his latest episode of the docuseries, Brady talks about Edelman and his dad. It’s a sensitive topic.

“Julian’s dad was pretty tough on him. Like Julian will tell a great story about charging the mound when his dad was throwing him batting practice. That’s what you need to know about Jules,” Brady said in a clip from the episode. “That’s what he does. He does not like being told that he’s arrived, he’s great, he’s got a role secured. Julian always likes operating from a place he’s going to get cut tomorrow.”

The 2018 Super Bowl MVP watch the episode and took to Twitter to voice his opinion. It’s all about the hard work.

What’s the saying? Comfort is the enemy of progress. Can’t get complacent. Period. https://t.co/qBWEehrLuR

— Julian Edelman (@Edelman11) December 23, 2021

Brady had a few good reasons to tell his side of the story. He has an army of fans in the world. Yes, he left the Patriots to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but his diehard fans are here to support his great work. TB12 is the greatest quarterback of all time.

It seems like Bill Belichick has found himself another Brady. Rookie quarterback Mac Jones seems to be following Brady’s footsteps. Belichick gave him a chance to show his real talent. Now he is taking the Patriots to the playoffs. New England has a 9-5 record. Not bad, huh? This is just the beginning for Mac10.