Tom Brady's three Hall of Fame careers in one: Unbelievable resume in his 20s, 30s & 40s

May 2024 ยท 2 minute read

Tom Brady retired from the NFL this Wednesday through a video posted on his social media platforms and the legendary quarterback shared that this time is for good, unlike 365 days ago when he made the initial announcement on February 1, 2022.

Brady's career is one filled with achievements and championships, with many regarding him as not only the best quarterback to ever play in the league, but the best player to ever suit up in an NFL uniform, and they might be proven right with just a quick look at his accolades.

Tom Brady retires as the NFL all-time leader in wins, passing yards and touchdown passes among many other statistical categories, but his seven Super Bowl wins are the most by any player or franchise, given that he managed to hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy with two different teams, the New England Patriots (6) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1).

Tom Brady had three Hall of Fame level careers during his 23 seasons

When you take a look back at Tom Brady's career there's not a doubt that he'll be a first ballot Hall of Fame inductee, meaning he's only waiting to let his five years retired requirement to be eligible and it'll be a done deal.

But perhaps what's most impressive is that he played in his 20s, his 30s and into his 40s, and Brady had a Hall of Fame worthy career in each one of those decades as Field Yates reported.

Before Brady turned 30 he had already had 21,564 passing yards, 147 passing TDs and 3 Super Bowl wins, then before his 40th birthday he recorded 40,018 passing yards, 309 passing TDs and 2 Super Bowl wins.

After turning 40 years old he still managed to secure 2 Super Bowl wins, while throwing for 27,632 passing yards and 193 passing TD.

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