Tom Brady retires after 22 seasons, 7 Super Bowl titles

Brady retires after a season he led the league in TD passes and passing yards

He retires when he's still at the top of his game, instead of hanging long enough to be a shadow of his former self

You're history, Bye bye..

I don't know much about grid iron, but the way Brady threw those home runs was something special.

lol, thanks for the chuckle.

Hated him on the Patriots, somehow rooted for him on the Bucs in last year's SB and glad my Rams sent him to retirement this year.

I do think he should have done 1 more year and had a Kobe-like tour with one stop in New England.

The GOAT!

Really enjoyed watching him play and it'll be weird not seeing or hearing his name in the weekly highlights. By all accounts a great teammate (win = "we did a great job" - loss = "I could have done better") and a hard, hard worker (first guy at practice, last guy to leave, never out of shape, memorized the play book - characteristics all the true greats in team sports share).

The one thing I read today that truly stunned me: he is both the youngest quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl + SB MVP and the oldest quarterback to win a Super Bowl + SB MVP, with 5 more between. Talk about sustained greatness.

I don't know much about grid iron, but the way Brady threw those home runs was something special.

Admittedly, like any testosterone/driven man, Brady had had his moments of intensity, both on and off the field, however always reeled it back in to focus on the game, competition & winning. Tablets, golf clubs & game-controllers may continue to fear him. Sponsors and charities should continue to welcome him and seek his endorsements.

Well done, Tom Brady. A dedicated athlete & sportsman, deserving of every accolade.