The football world was shocked when the New England Patriots and Tom Brady split up after one of the league's most dominant runs. What may have shocked people even more was when it was announced that Tom Brady was deciding to head to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when they had been stuck in the middle of the pack for so long.

The cracks in Tom Brady’s and Bill Belichick’s two-decades-long partnership had been splintering long before the quarterback left the Patriots in free agency. When reflecting on the developments of this year’s NFL free agency in his 199 newsletter,

Tom Brady shared why he and Bill Belichick were destined for a split, despite the two men having 20 years worth of success with the New England Patriots, culminating in six championships

Tom Brady admitted that his exit from the New England Patriots was sparked by a "tension" with then-head coach Bill Belichick. Brady, 47, who played quarterback for the Patriots under Belichick's leadership from 2000 to 2019,

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady retired from football after the 2022 season just two years removed from helping deliver the franchise's second

Former New England Patriots QB states, "a whirlwind of a few days made me realize that a decision was coming sooner, rather than later."

In the latest edition of his newsletter, Brady noted that his departure from the Patriots was a “creeping decision” that had been brewing for “2-3 years” before he signed with the Buccaneers.

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