Tom Brady says there is 'no retirement in my future'
Tom Brady has thrown just eight touchdown passes in six games this year, and he has finally begun to appear somewhat human.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 20.2 points per game rank 20th in the NFL, yet his 1,652 passing yards still rank seventh.
Brady has been in the news due to divorce rumours, which has prompted discussion about the possibility of his retiring in the middle of the season.
Brady retired in February but declared he had unfinished business after only 40 days.
When questioned about maybe retiring in the middle of the season, the 45-year-old refused.
"There will be no retirement in my future," the athlete declared. "I love the sport, I love my teammates, and I want to perform a fantastic job for this team like I always have."
He initially made a joke about being on the microphone to formally announce his retirement. He did not specify how long there would be "no retirement," though.
Brady remarked, "I don't believe it's very fun for any of us if you lose. "So I believe we simply need to go play better.
I believe that's the truth when it comes to solving many problems; I have definitely been a part of seasons where we haven't played to our potential; I don't think it's as fun for anyone.
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