Tom Brady says and does everything he can to let people know he’s done with the NFL.
On Friday, the seven-time Super Bowl winner filed a letter with the NFL and NFLPA confirming his retirement, according to a report from ESPN. adam schefter.
Schefter noted that the letter would officially make the 45-year-old eligible to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility in 28.
With the paperwork now complete, Brady will finally go off into the sunset and have no more questions about whether or not he will return to play for one more season.
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Last week, Brady announced he was retiring from football “for good” after 23 seasons. After what he did last season, speculation continued to swirl over whether Brady would return to the game.
Retirement paperwork helps end it all.
The former Michigan player played a record 10 Super Bowls and was named Super Bowl MVP five times. Brady was a three-time league MVP.
What an impressive and decorated career.