Tuesday morning, the final two years of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s contract voided. This made Brady an official free agent, as he’s free to receive offers from other teams. The 42-year-old then took to Twitter to tell the world that his “football journey will take place elsewhere.”
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Chargers appear to be the two teams in the running for Brady’s services. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the Bucs may have offered him at least $30 million and that the Chargers made him an offer as well.
Brady addressed the entire Patriots organization in a social media post across various platforms captioned “FOREVER A PATRIOT”.
It was a nice gesture for the organization that gave him his start.
