‘Keep fighting on’ – Tom Brady admits one major regret with $375million Fox contract
Tom Brady has 375 million reasons to be happy. Yet, there is one thing he is missing in his life right now. YOUTUBE/@IMPAULSIVEBrady went on the Impaulsive podcast and talked about a variety of topics[/caption] The seven-time Super Bowl champion went on Logan Paul‘s podcast, Impaulsive, and spoke about his current role as a broadcaster with Fox, his ten-year, $375million contract and a ‘regret’ that he currently has. A part of him misses the physicality of playing in the NFL that cannot be replicated anywhere else. “That’s what you miss most about sports,” Brady said. “You know the man in the arena who is beaten, whose face is marred by blood and sweat, and you get to go fight. “It’s nice being in the arena. It’s when you’re in it that you have an appreciation for the other people in that arena with you, what they give up and what they sacrifice for. “Because not a lot of jobs take on the physical body, which is what the sports do. “Sports, you have to master the physical part too. A lot of investment jobs or it’s mental and it’s emotional. “Physical when you put it all together, I mean I would walk out, because I do broadcasting for Fox now and I love it, but there’s not a physical challenge to it. “That’s the difference. I walk out of the game and I’m like, ‘Damn I feel good.’ “You’re a little, you know, worn out just because you’re a little emotional. YOUTUBE/@IMPAULSIVEPaul asked Brady what he misses the most about playing football[/caption] YOUTUBE/@IMPAULSIVEBrady has become much more media friendly since retiring from the NFL[/caption] “But the reality is when I’d walk off the field after a game and it was three hours and 20 minutes long and you were in 90-degree heat, that’s a physical toll that you have to overcome, too. “You don’t give into your body, so you just keep fighting on.” While Brady has the ultimate cozy gig up in the broadcasting booth, calling games with his play-by-play partner, Kevin Burkhardt, it’s clear that he still misses putting a helmet on and lacing up the cleats. However, he does have 375 million reasons not to miss it too much. To put it in perspective, Brady made about $333m over the course of his 23-year career with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He is going to exceed that by a considerable margin if he works through his entire contract with Fox.
Tom Brady has 375 million reasons to be happy.
Yet, there is one thing he is missing in his life right now.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion went on Logan Paul‘s podcast, Impaulsive, and spoke about his current role as a broadcaster with Fox, his ten-year, $375million contract and a ‘regret’ that he currently has.
A part of him misses the physicality of playing in the NFL that cannot be replicated anywhere else.
“That’s what you miss most about sports,” Brady said.
“You know the man in the arena who is beaten, whose face is marred by blood and sweat, and you get to go fight.
“It’s nice being in the arena. It’s when you’re in it that you have an appreciation for the other people in that arena with you, what they give up and what they sacrifice for.
“Because not a lot of jobs take on the physical body, which is what the sports do.
“Sports, you have to master the physical part too. A lot of investment jobs or it’s mental and it’s emotional.
“Physical when you put it all together, I mean I would walk out, because I do broadcasting for Fox now and I love it, but there’s not a physical challenge to it.
“That’s the difference. I walk out of the game and I’m like, ‘Damn I feel good.’
“You’re a little, you know, worn out just because you’re a little emotional.
“But the reality is when I’d walk off the field after a game and it was three hours and 20 minutes long and you were in 90-degree heat, that’s a physical toll that you have to overcome, too.
“You don’t give into your body, so you just keep fighting on.”
While Brady has the ultimate cozy gig up in the broadcasting booth, calling games with his play-by-play partner, Kevin Burkhardt, it’s clear that he still misses putting a helmet on and lacing up the cleats.
However, he does have 375 million reasons not to miss it too much.
To put it in perspective, Brady made about $333m over the course of his 23-year career with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
He is going to exceed that by a considerable margin if he works through his entire contract with Fox.
