It may not be surprising, but Tom Brady finally admits that he and Bill Belichick weren’t the best buds he had before moving to Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Of course, Brady spent the first 20 years of an outstanding 23-year career with the New England Patriots, and Belichick was his coach.
The duo had a huge success, winning six of nine Super Bowls. But for a long time, shop owner Robert Kraft reportedly said the tension between the two eventually led to a divorce.
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New England Patriots’ Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick were in a warm-up game before the Jacksonville Jaguars at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on January 21, 2018. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)
Brady confirmed in a recent newsletter that even admitting his upcoming free agent is in his mind.
“It’s a picky decision, live passively in your heart [two to three] Year. Until March 2020, a few days of whirlwind made me realize that a decision was going to be earlier, not later. ” Brady wrote.
“After 20 years together, I developed natural tensions with where I worked in our careers and where the Patriots were developing in the direction of franchise. This tension can only be resolved by some sort of split or one of us reassess our priorities.”
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady hugged head coach Bill Belichick after winning the AFC championship game at Gillette Stadium on January 21, 2018. (Nancy Lane/Mentiannews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images)
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This is exactly what happened. Brady went to Tampa, where he won his seventh and final Super Bowl.
Both seem to have been modified. Belichick was invited to Brady’s Barbecue and Patriot Hall of Fame Induction. The pair reportedly talked about the open Las Vegas Raiders job (Brady owns a stake in the team), and then they hired Pete Carroll, and Belichick eventually moved to the University of North Carolina.
Tom Brady greeted Bill Belichick on stage at the Patriots Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the former quarterback at Gillette Stadium, June 12, 2024 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (AP Photo/Steven Senn)
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They are undoubtedly the greatest quarterback coach duo of all time, but even their success can’t get through the most difficult times. Just a quick separation and time.
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