“I love Mexico and I’m with you”

tom bradyThe seven-time Super Bowl champion visited Mexico City for EXMA’s Heroes & Doers event. While he was staying, former quarterback Sent support message to Victims of Hurricane Otis in Acapulcowhile noting that “he loved Mexico very much.”

“i like mexico very much, I love this place, I have been to Mexico City, Cancun, Cabo San Lucas and Acapulco.That’s why I want to use this moment to send My thoughts and prayers to all the people of Acapulco who are going through hard times, I am with youBrady noted while attending the National Auditorium.

Brady He still remembers that in 2017 he was Aztec Stadium vs. the New England Patriots.

“This was one of our best games and we had an incredible day here

. We came to this country, We feel the love of the people“We felt like it was a home game. I remember in the second half people stepped up for us and helped us win,” he said.

Likewise, former Field Marshal Highlights the value and demands coach Bill Belichick has instilled in his career In the NFL, because “I wouldn’t be where I am without him.”

“I’m so proud of Coach Belichick. Without him, I wouldn’t be where I am now.. He was a tough coach and he taught us what to do. He tells us: Don’t expect to get a slap on the wrist for doing a good job. He doesn’t want me to be average, he wants me to be above average,” said Brady, who played for Belichick for 20 years.

“Today (young people) They don’t want the coach to make demands on them, they asked me to tell them: You are fine. That won’t work. They have to put pressure on you to be the best, and you in turn have to put pressure on the people next to you to do the same. You don’t know whether you will win or lose, but at least you are sure that you will do your best,” he stressed.

Likewise, the 15-time Pro Bowler shared the intensity of his work during his time at the Pro Bowl. 23 years in the NFL.

“I don’t want to shine for the moment, but be patient. Everybody wants to beat me and I want to beat them all. The Patriots drafted me 199th overall in the 2000 draft, which was a long shot and I was excited. “I want to show my team that they can trust me,” he said.

He doesn’t like being called a goat

at last Bradywho retired from National Football League Last February, he said he didn’t like being called ” goat (greatest of all time) or (best of all time).

“The answer is no, ‘Cause I’ve never felt better than anyone. I would never say I was better than a lot of players before me. “I admire a lot of people, I notice and study Eli Manning, Brett Favre, I learn a lot from them, and I continue to look to Aaron Rodgers or Patrick Mahomes, etc. People learn,” he noted.

According to information from EFE

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