Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are arguably the most iconic duo in NFL history. Their partnership, both on and off the field, is iconic, to say the least. On the field, the historic duo has etched an outright playoff record for the most passing touchdowns by a quarterback-pass-catcher partnership in the game’s history.

Whereas, they are equally adept at creating magic together off the field. Be it starring in TV advertisements, partnering up for NFT ventures, or starring in their own series for Tampa Bay Buccaneers named “Tommy & Gronky”, the duo are a delight no matter where they are.

Brady and Rob Gronkowski hilariously fail while trying to sketch each other

In the latest installment of Tampa Bay Buccaneers‘ “Tommy & Gronky series”, Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski play Pictionary. In the middle of the game while playing, Tom Brady shares his long-hidden desire to draw Rob Gronkowski.

The duo then proceed to draw each other. While Brady was sketching Rob, Tom joked how he did not know how Gronkowski’s lower body looked like. Once the duo was done with their sketches, the results certainly proved one thing – both took the right career paths.

“Can Tom Brady play till 50?”

In one of the previous installments of “Tommy & Gronky”, Brady and Rob Gronkowski answered the internet’s most searched questions about them. One of the questions asked was if Tom Brady would play until he’s 50. To this, Brady replied cheekily that it’s no difficult feat for him.

“Can Tom Brady play until 50-years-old?” Gronkowski asks — to which Brady playfully replies, “I don’t find it so difficult… so I feel like I can play, then glide into retirement [in Florida]. I think I can. It’s a ‘yes.’”

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Do you think Brady can last for six more seasons and play till he is 50? Or will he retire before that? Let us know!

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