Ex-Patriots Quarterback’s Tweet About Tom Brady Goes Viral

Every Tom Brady tweet goes viral these days. We all know why. The former New England Patriots quarterback seems to be getting close to the end of his NFL career. Several reports confirm that Brady actually made a decision on his retirement. Yes, pretty much everyone knows that TB12 has decided to retire. Or not?

Fans, players, coaches, and haters keep coming up with different theories on Brady’s next move. Everyone shares messages of support, but some people just question every move Brady makes. Is he really retiring? It seems like we will be getting different information every day.

Tom Brady tweets go viral for a reason

First, Adam Schefter reported that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has announced his retirement. Brady’s agent shared a different story. He said that only the quarterback could make an official decision/announcement. Brady’s father said that his son has yet to make a final decision. We are so confused.

Brady was actually the first to drop the news. Following the loss to the Los Angeles Rams, Brady said that he will get the best his offseason in order to make the right decision. He shared similar thoughts in his recent interviews. Brady keeps saying that Gisele is bothered with all the hits he receives during games.

It seems like Brady has the final word. He will probably choose his family over anything. Now is the perfect time to hang out with his wife and kids. We all know that NFL players spend most of the season on football fields.

What’s Brady up to?

Quarterback Matt Cassel asked the same question. He texted his former teammate about this decision. Guess what… Brady didn’t even bother responding.

“Can confirm that I texted Tom Brady and he didn’t text me back,” Cassel wrote on Twitter.

We will have to just sit and wait for Brady’s official announcement. Brady has been part of the NFL for 22 years. He won six Super Bowls with the Patriots and one title with the Buccaneers. Is this really the end? Let’s see what happens next in the NFL.