Tom Brady and his NFL career are something that few, if any, have been able to achieve. The former three-time MVP played 23 seasons in the league before retiring this offseason. Brady spent the first two decades of his illustrious career with the New England Patriots.
His time with the team will be chronicled in a new miniseries called “Patriot Road.” Notably, neither Brady nor the Patriots will be involved in the miniseries, which is being written by Paul Tamasi and Eric Johnson. The reason is that it will allow them to “freely tell their stories without filtering.”
The scripted limited series in development tells the story of the legendary signal caller and the successful Patriots of the 2000s and 2010s.
Tamasy and Johnson are adapting the 2018 bestseller 12: The inside story of Tom Brady’s fight for redemption Written by Kathy Sherman and Dave Wedge.
“The Patriot Way” tells the incredible story of Brady’s rise from sixth-round pick to six Super Bowl titles with New England. It also covers the scandals involving Aaron Hernandez, Spygate and Deflategate. Additionally, it documents the quarterback’s relationship with head coach Bill Belichick.
Tom Brady’s NFL career with the Patriots and more
In 20 seasons with the Patriots, Tom Brady led the team to six Lombardi Trophies. The team participated in 13 AFC Champions League games and won 9 of them, resulting in 9 Super Bowl appearances.
He played in 41 playoff games for the Patriots in his career, passing for 11,388 yards, 73 touchdowns, and 38 interceptions.
Brady threw for 74,571 yards, 541 touchdowns and 179 interceptions in 283 regular season starts with the team.
The former 15-time Pro Bowler led the NFL in passing yards three times and touchdowns four times during his time with the Patriots. He left the team after the 2019 season to play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he spent the final three seasons.