Tom Brady's Support for Patriots Revealed After Backlash Over Initial Comments.
In a surprising turn of events, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has expressed support for his old team ahead of Super Bowl LX. Just days ago, Brady sparked controversy by stating he didn't have a dog in the fight when it came to cheering on either the Patriots or Seattle Seahawks, with whom they'll face off in Sunday's championship game.
Brady's comments were seen as a veiled attempt at neutrality, and his subsequent decision to share an Instagram post with Patriots owner Robert Kraft has reignited speculation about his true allegiances. The 48-year-old quarterback, who won six Super Bowl titles during his time with the Patriots, posted a photo of himself alongside Kraft, captioned "You know I got your back RKK," followed by "Get that 7th ring so we can match."
The move has been met with renewed criticism from fans and former teammates alike. Former Patriots teammate Vince Wilfork called Brady's initial comments "bull-crap," while current player Robert Spillane stated, "He is, and he has a dog in the fight." The situation appears to have further inflamed tensions between Brady and those who feel he has abandoned his old team.
It remains to be seen how this latest development will impact Brady's performance on Sunday. One thing is certain, however: Tom Brady's legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history continues to be watched closely by fans around the world.
In a surprising turn of events, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has expressed support for his old team ahead of Super Bowl LX. Just days ago, Brady sparked controversy by stating he didn't have a dog in the fight when it came to cheering on either the Patriots or Seattle Seahawks, with whom they'll face off in Sunday's championship game.
Brady's comments were seen as a veiled attempt at neutrality, and his subsequent decision to share an Instagram post with Patriots owner Robert Kraft has reignited speculation about his true allegiances. The 48-year-old quarterback, who won six Super Bowl titles during his time with the Patriots, posted a photo of himself alongside Kraft, captioned "You know I got your back RKK," followed by "Get that 7th ring so we can match."
The move has been met with renewed criticism from fans and former teammates alike. Former Patriots teammate Vince Wilfork called Brady's initial comments "bull-crap," while current player Robert Spillane stated, "He is, and he has a dog in the fight." The situation appears to have further inflamed tensions between Brady and those who feel he has abandoned his old team.
It remains to be seen how this latest development will impact Brady's performance on Sunday. One thing is certain, however: Tom Brady's legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history continues to be watched closely by fans around the world.