Tom Brady Reveals How His Moral Vows Towards Football Made Him Return Despite Big “Off-Field Pursuits”

The seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady is a family man, and probably the upcoming season might prove to be his last campaign in the NFL. Thus the 45-year-old is pumped to hang up his cleats on a high note. In his recent interaction after coming out of an 11-day leave from the Buccaneers training camp, the veteran opened his heart.

On Monday, the former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was the special guest on the SiriusXM radio show. It was hosted by All-Pro wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald and broadcaster Jim Gray.

It was an iconic start for the show, with Brady speaking on various aspects of his professional and personal lives. The first question was regarding his “unfinished business” remark when the quarterback posted his decision to make a comeback from a short-lived 40 days retirement.

Brady said that by unfinished business, he meant that he owes Tampa Bay Nation something. And the way he ended the last year was eating him up the entire offseason. “Well, I just felt like I had a little left. And I want to give it a shot. And I owed it to my teammates, and our great coaches and our whole organization,” he said.

The QB gave a diplomatic answer when asked what it was like to play at the age of 45 and being drafted as a sixth-round pick 22 years ago. The quarterback mentioned that responsibilities increase when an athlete plays for that long. Especially looking at his kids, who are in their teens and pre-teens. Brady vows to play his part for the family.

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” I have a lot of things that are really important off-field pursuits and goals that you are trying to maximize as well,” Brady added to his explanation. The signal caller mentioned that he needs to take care of everything and handle both personal and professional lives simultaneously.

Tom Brady reveals his preparedness for the season opener

Although Brady is back in action, the Buccaneers had a terrible off-season. The majority of players heading back to the locker room incurring injuries. The offensive line is almost collapsed with players like Alex Cappa leaving for the Bengals, Ali Marpet announcing retirement, and Ryan Jensen suffering from a knee injury.

However, the quarterback didn’t lose his cool and is confident to enter the field with a strong wide receiver corps. The inclusion of Julio Jones has added more strength to the unit. “We’re going against a good team. The Cowboys are very talented in all three phases,” Brady said.

“Gonna have a good week of practice, put ourselves in the best possible preparation position we could be in. And now we’re gonna go out there, and we’ve gotta see if we can get the job done,” he added. The Bucs fanbase is already hyped with Brady eying for another title to add to his plethora of accomplishments.

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