The 2021-22 NFL season ended with the Los Angeles Rams title and now it is orphaned of referents. Because her ‘logo’, Tom Brady, decided to retire from professional sports. After an immense career, with seven championship rings and becoming the best of all time, without discussion possible.
In his official statement through Instagram, Brady He stated that he did not understand professional sport without being 100%. “Sport is an ‘all or nothing’, without being like that you will not be successful. And what I love is success. A physical, mental, and emotional mix that makes me reach my maximum. And I have tried for 22 years, no shortcuts in the field or in life“, commented. As a reason for the withdrawal it sounded normal, but most of the world agreed that the ’12’ was still in top form.
Well, from the United States It has begun to be pointed out that Brady’s withdrawal would have other conditions. And they would be linked to one of his last supporters, Bruce Arians (head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers). Sports Illustrated says that ‘the honeymoon after winning the 2021 Super Bowl was short-lived‘. Well, it seems that he quarterback and his coach had more than one scuffle.
Specifically, the training program and the game plan. Arians was sidelined because he was sidelined with an injury. Brady along with Byron Leftwich, offensive coordinator of the Buccaneers, developed offensive plans. But Arians came back and knocked them to the ground. When, in principle, it should not be so.
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That would have bothered Brady, according to the North American media outlet. Feeling that his work was being undermined. With what he made the decision not to continue. After being one of the best of the year, he was second in the MVP voting and had 43 touchdowns, 5,316 passing yards and 485 passes.
And the rumors from San Francisco?
The disagreements with Arians have been known at the same time that the rumor circulates from the American press that Brady could return to play in a team with which he has always sympathized, the San Francisco 49ers. “Never say never,” said Brady when they asked him if he would return. And in the Californians they would be delighted to have a reference.
