Tom Brady’s Dad Believed Bill Belichick Wanted His Son Out of the Patriots: “Damn right. Belichick wanted him out the door and last year he threw 56 touchdowns”

Tom Brady had the greatest NFL career of all time and had the life of a celebrity. With an incredible 7 Super Bowl victory, it’s hard to argue that he isn’t the ‘Greatest Of All Time.’ With Brady’s incredible success in the game, some people may have tried to let him down.

Brady Sr. believes that Bill Belichick was one of those people who wanted his son out of the New England Patriots when he was there. The athlete then made a shocking relocation. His sudden switch to the Buccaneers surprised many individuals.

Tom Brady Sr.’s displeasure with Bill Belichick

Brady Sr. spoke in an interview with Tom Curran in the Patriots Talk Podcast. He expressed his view on the Super Bowl-winning QB moving on. Brady Sr believes Tom is in a happy place. Moving on has been a good color on him.

However, when Tom Curran asked if he felt a certain amount of vindication for the QB, Brady Sr. became vocal about it. He also called out Belichick in the interview. He stated, “Damn right. [Bill] Belichick wanted him out the door, and last year he threw 56 touchdowns. I think that’s a pretty good year.”

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When Brady sided with the Buccaneers, he went on to achieve another Super Bowl Victory in his first year. With 40 touchdowns in the regular season and 10 more in the playoffs for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020.

Did Brady Jr. Respond to his Father’s comments?

Tom Brady shared his response to his father’s comments in the interview on the Let’ Go! Podcast with Jim Gray. After making a rather amusing statement, the athlete had immense praise for his father.

He said, “I do want to say one thing about my dad. I have the greatest dad in the world. He’s the most loving, caring, honest man, in the world.”

Tom Brady Sr., according to the former quarterback, is his biggest supporter, regardless of whether they win or lose, and he would not have been capable of achieving his present position without him.

Tom Brady had one of his finest times in the year 2020, playing alongside his best friend and Buccaneers Tight End Rob Gronkowski. Even though Junior Brady retired from the NFL, he left a legacy behind that no other athlete can establish soon. The athlete has become a family man with his wife and kids and learning to do the best thing as a father.

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