Tom Brady recently told Oprah that he’ll retire sooner rather than later, but he may still be on course for his original plan. In a reply to a post on Instagram regarding Brady’s long-term plans, the Patriots quarterback replied “cuarenta y cinco” – Spanish for 45.
Brady turns 41 on Aug. 3, so he still has a ways to go before hitting that mark. Still, after another masterful season, it’s hard to doubt him.
Here’s more from the East divisions:
- New Cowboys assistant Kris Richard is drawing rave reviews in Dallas and he could become one of the league’s hottest head coaching candidates next year. “No question,” defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli said when asked if the 38-year-old could coach his own team in 2019 (via Charean Williams of PFT). “He’ll be like a Mike Tomlin, Lovie Smith, guys I’ve been around who became head coaches. He’s got the right stuff.”
- Giants executive Kevin Abrams, a member of the organization since 1999 and the assistant GM for the last 16 years, has been promoted to the team’s vice president of football operations. Abrams was considered as an internal candidate for GM before the hiring of Dave Gettleman.
- Free agent wide receiver Eric Decker feels that he would be a good fit for the Patriots.
Lol Eric Decker. Tell The has been pats all set. #overthehill
1 for English please
He’s younger than Edelman.
Lol BostonBob. Did you want to clarify that my friend?
#ProperEnglish
Kris Richard head coach and Jason Garrett to head cheerleader?
Brady learn some Spanish from all those nannies he’s got raising his kids? Or just the ones who he lets wear his SB rings?
Does it matter what Brady tells Oprah? The only thing that matters is
What he tells Kraft and Belichek