Tom Brady, the former QB for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, shattered fans’ hearts worldwide when he announced his retirement from the NFL in February. Though he’s stepped off the field as a player, he continues to host the attention of football fans with all his activities and comments. Recently, the 46-year-old NFL legend went out and beyond to share his praises for his mental coach, giving him a worthy title.

World-renowned writers, Greg Harden and Steve Hamilton, recently published their new book, ‘Stay Sane in an Insane World’ in March 2023. Ever since its release, the book has garnered critical acclaim as it also received a 4.6/5 rating from Amazon. One of the many fans of the book along with Brady turned out to be the Olympic Swimmer Michael Phelps, who shared his praises for the writer.

Tom Brady and Michael Phelps team up to support their favorite writer

Greg Harden is usually known as an inspiring figure in the field of sports and otherwise. His support and relentless technique have garnered several fans for him, gaining attention toward all his written work as well. Providing a Foreword for his latest book, Tom Brady also could not hold back from commenting on his abilities, stating, “Greg Harden has and will always be one of the most influential people in my life.” 

The 28 Olympian medal swimmer, Michael Phelps, joined the noteworthy praise section. Phelps was listed as one of the many appreciating figures of the book as he said, “I. Can’t. Wait!!!” showing his desire to get his hands on the inspirational book as soon as possible. The likes of Jim Harbaugh, one of the most established coaches in the NCAA, and Desmond Howard, veteran WR for the Detroit Lions, have nothing but amazing words for Harden.

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Howard gave Harden one of the most touching compliments when he said, “If Greg Harden wasn’t at the University of Michigan, I don’t win the Heisman.” While Harden continues to be an inspiration to Brady, the fans are wondering if Harden’s new book can motivate Brady to come back as a coach in the NFL.

What does Brady have to say about a coaching career in the NFL?

Currently, it doesn’t seem like Tom Brady is planning to take up a coaching job anytime soon. Ever since his exit, he has been focusing on the finer things in life as he takes a step back from throwing a football for 23 years. While the fans continue to enquire about any comeback on the NFL field for the QB, Brady seems to have a clear picture of the future in his mind.

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Brady said, “Coaching wouldn’t be for me. No, certainly not. I like playing. I wouldn’t be a good coach. I don’t have the patience to be a coach.” While the NFL world would love to see him don the number 12 jersey again, the 7-time Super Bowl Champion looks to have no plan of re-entry into the gridiron once again.

Could Brady ever return as a coach despite his disagreement with it currently? Or will he continue to enjoy the game he loves only as an analyst and spectator? What do you think? Let us know in the comments.

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