Published 11:57 IST, February 6th 2020
Bill Belichick 'would prefer' having Tom Brady with Patriots next season: Reports
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick reportedly wants to keep Tom Brady around next season. Meanwhile, Tom Brady negotiates a new deal with Patriots.
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With Super Bowl LIV coming to an end, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's future continues to dominate speculations. 42-year-old has repeatedly expressed his desire to keep playing in upcoming season, wher it is for Patriots or a new franchise. However, amidst recent reports that Patriots are willing to offer Brady a contract in excess of $30 million per year, speculations arose if coach Bill Belichick still wants quarterback in his ranks.
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Bill Belichick wants Tom Brady next season
Recently Bill Belichick appeared on WEEI’s 'Dale & Keefe' show where he reportedly stated that he'd like to have Tom Brady around. However, Belichick added that it all depends on price.
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Tom Brady, who enters free ncy in March, has been ducking questions about his future on social media. quarterback recently sent social media into a frenzy by posting a cryptic photo (which was later confirmed to be for an ad). While he continues to be linked to over eight teams in franchise, experts believe Brady will end up re-signing with Patriots.
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According to Rapoport, Bill Belichick and Patriots want to keep Tom Brady as y believe 42-year-old still a few good years left in him. However, report also adds that Brady is willing to re-sign only if Patriots spend a significant amount in offseason to bring some offensive stars, particularly a bonafide wide receiver.
Tom Brady, who is already a six-time Super Bowl champion with Patriots is apparently targetting one last successful run before he calls time on his illustrious career.
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11:56 IST, February 6th 2020