Tom Brady drops hint on social media regarding his destination for upcoming NFL season

Speculation, speculation and more speculation;  New England Patriots' exit from NFL Playoffs sparked a number of rumours regarding culmination of 'Tom Brady free ncy' story. With his contract with Patriots having expired after playoffs' exit, a number of franchises were linked with a move for six-time Super Bowl champion. However, it w appears that Tom Brady has tried to settle debate regarding his destination in next NFL season. 

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Tom Brady's social media post hints at Patriots stay

Kitting up in Under Armour for a post on Instagram, Tom Brady sported a Patriots helmet. But that wasn't all. With Patriots helmet on show, Tom Brady voiced a mess in that same post. "Over 20 seasons I've learned that winning never gets easier", Tom Brady says in video. "re's secret recipe. Just put in work", he continues. " only way is through", Tom Brady concludes. 

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While post on Instagram was a paid partnership with Under Armour, fact that four-time Super Bowl MVP donned Patriots helmet for video has given rise to speculation of his return to Patriots. Former Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi believes Tom Brady will stay with Patriots. However, or scenario could see Tom Brady make a move to New York Giants. 

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Giants emerge as likely destination for Tom Brady

Interestingly, Tom Brady has moved his permanent residence to town of Connecticut. Foxborough is a long way from Connecticut. Giants' stadium in East Rurford, however, is a lot closer to Tom Brady's new residence. If he were to snub a move to Giants, it is also likely that he could move to eir New York Jets or Los Angeles Chargers. Tom Brady is, after all, a native of California. 

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