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10 Memes About Tom Brady, Future NFL Analyst For Fox Sports
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Tom Brady, who previously announced his retirement from the NFL only to change his mind when he was offered a deal from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been in the news a lot lately. While he's one of the most popular (and controversial) football players of all time, he's also one of the longest-playing, since he's participated in 22 seasons of professional football. He's often considered the best quarterback the NFL has ever seen, so when he announced he would be retiring, it was unsurprising that another team picked him up so quickly; at the same time, he's been in the league for so long that we'd expect him to leave football soon, right? Well, pleasantly surprising many fans, Tom Brady agreed to a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars in which he'd become the lead NFL analyst for Fox Sports after his time on the field is over. To help you process this wild news that Tom Brady will always be sticking around in some form, let's take a look at some memes about Brady and his legacy.
The Villain
A Very Old Meme
This represents the notorious Deflategate in which the Patriots (and Tom Brady especially) were accused of deflating footballs before a big game.
Easy Fix
An Unfortunate Caption
It’s Not Just Him
Everyone always forgets there's a whole team behind Tom Brady. He's not the only one playing, and he owes a lot of his success to his teammates.
Poor Kids
This references Tom Brady's habit of kissing his kids on the lips in public, which is the subject of many memes. While some cultures kiss family members on the lips, many of us in America find that incredibly weird.
Please Don’t Drink This Much Water
It doesn't matter if you're a hydro homie. If you drink as much water as Tom Brady, you'll definitely die.
Wasted Money
This Is Deep
Aged Like Milk
Tom Brady is going to be a proud member of the Buccaneers this coming season.
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