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Published 09:56 IST, February 13th 2020

Patriots willing to let Tom Brady explore life as free agent in March: Report

New England Patriots have reportedly agreed to allow the legendary quarterback Tom Brady to enter free agency in March. Read more about the rumours here.

Reported by: Daniel Arambur
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Tom Brady has been one of the most legendary players to have ever grace the National Football League (NFL) spending all his career with the New England Patriots. Now, after 20 years playing at the highest level, Tom Brady could actually be on his way out of the Patriots setup ahead of the start of the 2020-21 NFL season. Almost all NFL franchises would be eager to land the legendary quarterback but will New England Patriots let go of him so easily?

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Tom Brady free agency

In a recent interview by Ian Rapoport of NFL Network on Monday, he said “From what I understand, (Patriots owner Robert) Kraft’s thinking on this is, if the sides come together, if Brady decided the Patriots were his best option after testing free agency and if Bill Belichick, who of course is making the decisions for New England, if he decides that Brady is his best option at this price, that … it will mean that it’s meant to be and it’s best for both sides.” Tom Brady, who enters free agency on March 18, has been linked with a move to Las Vegas Raiders as well.

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Updated 09:56 IST, February 13th 2020

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