Julian Edelman Parents Hilariously Reacted to His Tom Brady, Bill Belichick Super Bowl Bet

Julian Edelman may be out of the football field but he is definitely making headlines with his Super Bowl bet. Yes, you read it right. The former Patriots wide receiver shocked everyone with the comments he made about the upcoming game. Edelman placed a $100,000 bet on Bill Belichick and Tom Brady. He believes that Brady and Belichick will see each other in the Super Bowl. We believe that pretty much every Patriots fan would love to see these two meet again.

Brady challenged Belichick and his team in Week 4 of the regular season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the game but Belichick’s players tried really hard. Rookie quarterback Mac Jones and his teammates did a really good job on the field. Brady almost lost the game.

Is Julian Edelman right about his Super Bowl bet?

Edelman watched the game and also follows every rumor in the NFL. He placed $100,000 on the Patriots vs Buccaneers. Why would Edelman do anything like this? He is fine with Belichick but has a beef with Brady.

Parents just don’t understand pic.twitter.com/bCMIAzPeSn

— Julian Edelman (@Edelman11) January 12, 2022

The NFL world went crazy. Edelman shocked everyone. This is a rather big bet. How did his parents react to this?

We are not even surprised. Edelman is serious about his bet. He is loyal to his team, but he also respects Brady and everything they went through.

Brady had a decent season with the Buccaneers. His team has an excellent chance to make the Super Bowl again. Let’s not forget that Brady’s team won the Super Bowl last year.

Belichick’s team had a good season too. However, the Patriots lost three of the last four games, including the game to the Bills. New England will meet the Bills in the wild-card game.

Playing against Belichick in the Super Bowl would be the most important game in the quarterback’s resume. Brady is the best quarterback the NFL has ever seen. Will Belichick beat his seven rings? Keep in mind that Belichick is the best head coach in the NFL. This will be the ultimate match in league history.