Tom Brady won a record seven Super Bowls. (Photo: AFP)
MIAMI: Record-breaking NFL quarterback Tom Brady announced on Wednesday that he was “retiring for good” at the age of 45, one year after reversing his decision to quit the sport.
Brady, whose Tampa Bay Buccaneers team lost in the wildcard round of the NFL playoffs last month, made his announcement in a social media video.
“Good morning, I’ll get to the point right away: I’m retiring for good,” Brady said, sitting by a beach.
Brady won a record seven Super Bowls, six of them with the New England Patriots before adding his final triumph with Tampa in the 2020 season.
Brady had announced he was retiring on Feb 1, 2022, but 40 days later changed his mind and said he was…
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