New England Patriots honor Tom Brady and announce his Hall of Fame induction: Is a new tradition born in Foxborough?
September 14, 2023
this The New England Patriots paid tribute to the best quarterback in NFL history, Tom Brady, at halftime of their 25-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles last Sunday. The 46-year-old former player expressed his loyalty to the team with which he won six Super Bowl rings: “Some things never change. I’m a lifelong patriot“he said.
“This is an extraordinary 20 years for this citythere is no better place than this campaign inaugurationBrady said. Following the announcement of Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s induction into the team’s Hall of Fame on June 12 next year. This is an important date in Tom’s life.
The former quarterback, wearing the team’s jersey, appeared after a countdown projected on a newly opened screen at Gillette Stadium, which has the longest wingspan in the league at 113 meters. x 18 meters. High. There, he appeared in front of 66,000 fans, who chanted his name in the pouring rain throughout the game. And there are quite a few, Brady led the team to Super Bowls 36, 38, 39, XLIX, LI and LIII in 19 seasons.
“There is one thing in my life that I will never change. I will always be a patriot.”
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— Latino Patriots (0-1) (@patriotslatam) September 10, 2023
Has Tom Brady started a new tradition for the Patriots?
The man from California appeared at the top of the iconic 66-metre lighthouse, which opened on Sunday and is located at the northern end of the paddock. There, he rang the giant bell to start the game, which seems to be a new tradition for the Foxborough franchise.
Later, as the guest of honor, he watched the game from a box next to Robert Kraft, experiencing each game like another fan before walking off the field at halftime to accept the honor and running to the sidelines. Shout out his classic “Let’s go!”
Will this be the new way to start games in New England? We’ll see. Importantly, the best player in history received a well-deserved tribute, chanted by nearly 70,000 fans to remember his legacy, pledge allegiance and cement his future in the franchise’s Hall of Fame. Take the next step to Canton, Ohio.
