Calling it the “smartest decision of the year,” Josh Brogadir said there’s no denying that Tom Brady’s No. 12 should be retired. “Given how important the brain trust here is, the brain trust at Gillette Stadium, the way the team operates, all these smart people should come together to make the right decisions,” Brogadier said Friday night . “Tom Brady’s No. 12 was retired on Sunday.” Brogardier explained that this wouldn’t be the first number to be retired by the Patriots. “With all due respect to Patriots greats like John Hannah, Steve Nelson and Andre Tippett, by the way, jersey numbers 73, 57 and 56 are not widely worn, and Brady has surpassed Got them by every metric I can think of,” Brogadier said. Brogardier said when you compare Brady’s accomplishments to theirs — whether it’s the number of Super Bowls won, MVP awards received, tenure with the team or even his community outreach — —It’s clear he’s in a league of his own. Revealing No. 12 in the corner of the south end zone next to the six Super Bowl banners he won? Brogardier said. “His legacy doesn’t need polishing.” But it would be a way to show it off to all the Patriots fans, for them to see and be reminded of the good old days. ”
Josh Brogadir made the “smartest decision of the year,” saying there’s no question that Tom Brady’s No. 12 should be retired.
“Given how important the think tank here is, the think tank at Gillette Stadium and the way the team is run, all of those think tanks should come together to make the right decision,” Brogardier said Friday night. “Sunday Retire Tom Brady’s No. 12 jersey.”
Brogardier explained that this won’t be the first jersey to be retired by the Patriots.
“With all due respect to Patriots greats such as John Hannah, Steve Nelson and Andre Tippett, jersey numbers 73, 57 and 56 are not active,” Brogardier said. Dee outperformed them in every metric I could think of.”
Brogardier said when you compare Brady’s accomplishments to theirs — whether it’s the number of Super Bowls won, MVP awards received, tenure with the team or even his community outreach — —It’s clear he’s in a league of his own.
“What better time to unveil No. 12 in a corner of the south end zone next to the six Super Bowl banners he won?” Brogardier said. “His legacy doesn’t need to be polished. But it would be a way to showcase it to all Patriots fans so they can see it and be reminded of the good old days.”