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Nor is it an exaggeration to say that the fans and analysts were not convinced that the quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tom Bradywill remain out of the game, forever, when He announced his retirement on February 1.
Those skeptics were proved right, since Brady did not retire. and return to the active list of Tampa Bay before the end of winter.
“Did someone think he was going to retire? You guys should know better than that”said Burrow on Brady during an appearance on the podcast “Full Send“, according to James Rapien of FanNation’s All Bengals. “He’s playing too well to quit right now. I think he wanted to close the conversation because if I didn’t announce his retirement, everyone would be talking about ‘it’s retiring, it’s not retiring?’ So I think he went ahead and did it to get everyone off his back so he could think about it.”
Joe Burrow on @TomBrady withdrawing. New episode out NOW.https://t.co/DEhAHSzThR@AdamSchefter@espnpic.twitter.com/Tz1wQv3MF9
? Bob Menery (@BobMenery) May 18, 2022
As pointed out by the ESPN statistics, Brady finished the 2021 regular season first in the NFL with 485 completions, 5,316 receiving yards and 43 passing touchdowns. He was second among eligible players with a Overall QBR of 68.1 and seventh with a pin index of 102.1.
Brady didn’t need much time to think after the start of February., since he confirmed on March 13 that he has not yet taken his last play in the league. The 44-year-old could look to finish his career elsewhere after next season, or he could simply become the star of a new talk show. Netflix before heading to Fox to call the games of the NFL next year.
Joe Burrow has been nicknamed the “next Tom Bradyby some. That’s a bold statement, but the former Field Marshal of LSU He has arguably the brightest future of any young quarterback in the league right now.
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Joe Burrow turns on the nets and questions Tom Brady’s “retirement”