Retiring from the NFL with such a distinguished career and seven Super Bowl rings was not easy for Tom Brady, nor for the fans. However, sports are still a part of his life.
After his retirement, the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers legend became a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. He also opened his CardVault stores, and Brady is currently in his second year as a commentator on FOX Sports alongside Kevin Burkhardt.
However, his body has also kept moving, as his most recent post shows.
Tom Brady, returning to the field?
After a vacation in Germany and the Netherlands, Brady decided to travel with his two children, Benjamin and Vivian, to Japan and shared sweet snapshots of their adventures on his Instagram account.
Now, the NFL legend is back to his athletic habits. And how!
Tom Brady surprised his followers by sharing five photos on his official Instagram account, where he has more than 15.2 million followers, showing him doing strength training in collaboration with the sports brand NOBULL.
“@nobull shows up wherever life takes you. At home, on the road, at work, or halfway across the world, the mindset travels with you. I’m always amazed by what the human body can do, and I’ll always be committed to moving with purpose, one day at a time. No shortcuts, no noise, just the work and the will to keep showing up. NOBULL,” Brady wrote.
However, what stole the show was the legendary quarterback’s physical condition, which could be seen in the photos. This, of course, prompted a reaction from fans, who made a collective request: for him to return to the field.
“Making a comeback, plz report to training camp,” asked one of his followers, “Tom please just one more season,” commented another in amazement, “2028 Olympic Gold loading,” said one follower, “TB12 looking like he can still play!!!” said another fan.
The truth is that Brady had an unparalleled career, and his records back that up. He played 23 seasons in the league and made the playoffs in 20 of them, won seven Vince Lombardi trophies out of the 10 times he played in the championship, had 15 Pro Bowl nominations, and was named Super Bowl MVP five times.
In addition, TB12 retired as the NFL’s all-time leader in passing yards with 84,520. He had 624 touchdown passes, 7,263 completions, and 243 regular-season wins. In his last season, he had 5,316 passing yards and 43 touchdowns.
It’s no surprise that with these numbers and the physical condition he still maintains, fans are hoping he will return to the game. Will he come back?
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