Tom Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers faced Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys in the wild-card round on Monday. Following the game, there has been a rush on the internet over Brady putting up a great performance. However, the embarrassing Monday night loss is shrouded in questions over the quarterback’s future. After the game, many NBA fans and players expressed concern regarding the news.

There have been reports about Brady’s retirement, but he has not confirmed which game will be his last. The Bucs are now out of the playoffs. Although Brady put up a good performance, he was not able to help his team get into the Divisional Round in the last game. However, with seven Super Bowl rings, he has nothing to prove, as the fans already regard him as one of the best quarterbacks of all time.

In his illustrious career, he has made many records that are difficult to surpass. But after watching the game he played on Monday, many questions arise about his future in the league. In the midst of all this speculation, a $215 million NBA All-Star sent a cryptic tweet that left Twitter buzzing over the future of the NFL legend.

What’s next for Tom Brady in the NFL?

A tweet posted by Trae Young following the game prompted many questions regarding his retirement. Taking to Twitter to share his thoughts, Young tweeted, “It may be over for my favorite player of all time though so I?m sad”.

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A lot of fans responded by pointing out he won’t retire and will only join the New England Patriot, having played for them for almost two decades before joining the Bucs. Young’s tweet was met with a great deal of sadness. Many reacted negatively to the tweet after it appeared.

Apart from the retirement news, there has also been news about the 45-year-old signing a deal with Fox Sports as a lead analyst, as this deal will only come into effect after Brady decides on his last NFL game. In light of the questions that have been raised regarding his future in the NFL, what are your thoughts? We’d love to hear what you think in the comments.

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