Despite 7 SB Wins and $300 Million in the Bank, Tom Brady Is an Epitome Of Humility, as per Ex Teammate

In the glamorous world of online NFL greatness, Tom Brady reigns supreme as the GOAT and the epitome of football excellence. But, what is the real Tom Brady like when the cameras are off and the pads are put away?

Former Patriots defensive end Chris Long spills the beans on Brady’s surprising humility in an episode of “Green Light with Chris Long.” There they unravel the golden era of the NFL, not just as a gridiron giant, but rather as the boy next door who, despite having a $300 million bank balance and seven Super Bowl victories, remains refreshingly down to earth. Let’s dive into the untold tales of the man behind the legend.

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Reflecting on his gridiron days, former Patriots DE Chris Long discussed the topic of quarterbacks and their connection with the locker room. Long’s response shed light on Brady’s character, emphasizing the quarterback’s ability to treat everyone with respect, regardless of their status.

Long remarked, “Yeah, and Tom, for the level of celebrity that Tom Brady is, and to treat a guy like me or some of the other guys I saw him interact with with respect and go above and beyond.” Long acknowledged that while he didn’t share a beer with Brady due to the different stages in their careers, the quarterback’s humility stood out.

Long recounted a moment at the Super Bowl where, despite the throng of people and potential interruptions, Brady went out of his way to approach Long. “He walked over to me and you know, 20 yards away, and he’s like, ‘I don’t think you ever met Chris. He’s my old teammate and I love this guy.'” Besides Long, many of Brady’s other former teammates have echoed these sentiments over the years, emphasizing his welcoming demeanor in the locker room.

Former teammates laud NFL legend’s down-to-earth nature

Many people have shared stories about how Tom Brady goes out of his way to make new players feel valued and breaks the mold of expectations surrounding a player of his stature. Center David Andrews shared his amazement when Brady knew his name on the first day, even though he was just a potential camp body. Andrews said, “I thought that was amazing. I might have just been a camp body. I really appreciated that.”

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Tackle Trent Brown recalled being introduced by Brady and leaving a lasting impression. Special teams captain Matthew Slater emphasized that Brady’s character and genuine approach to everyone, regardless of draft status, speaks volumes. “To me, that speaks to his character and who he is as a man is what I really appreciate above all things,” mentioned Slater.

As retired Brady’s off-field lifestyle is being celebrated and former teammates express their appreciation for his humility and genuine character, it is evident that beyond the touchdowns and victories, it is Tom Brady’s humility that continues to leave an indelible mark on those who shared the field with the NFL legend.

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