Even in retirement, Tom Brady still wins a ring

There’s a reason they call him “The Goat,” right?

As we all know, “Tom Brady” can also be used synonymously with words like “victory,” “victory,” and “winner”; this guy seems to win at everything he does.

Not only did he win six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, but he still won right away even when he left and headed to Tampa Bay to play for the Buccaneers. This guy is crazy.

Tom retired in 2021, remained active for a few weeks, and then officially retired on February 1, 2023. He couldn’t stay away from the sport for too long, though. Tom Brady received many honors during the Patriots’ home opener. He started a new tradition by ringing the bell of Gillette Stadium’s new beacon. He then delivered an emotional speech, recalling his glorious days as a patriot. On top of that, the Patriots Hall of Fame announced his induction date.

However, while he may have been done winning championships as a player, he was far from done collecting jewelry in retirement.

The retired quarterback won seven Super Bowl titles during his prolific 23-season NFL career, and the Las Vegas Aces defeated the New York Liberty in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals on Wednesday night. After the team, the Las Vegas Aces celebrated their second consecutive championship.

Why is Tom celebrating? Well, the Goat got another championship ring as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Aces. His hands must be getting heavier, right? Brady also agreed to become a minority owner of the Raiders, although NFL owners have not yet approved the deal.

Congratulations to the Las Vegas Aces and, more importantly, Tom Brady for winning another championship.