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Major Declaration From Tom Brady Regarding Finishing His Career in the CFL (Maybe Even in Montreal!)

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MarcO
November 15, 2022  (1:21 PM)
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TSN, a television network made a publication that quickly started to make the rounds on the web regarding the legendary Tom Brady.

TSN reports a major statement that comes from the mouth of the great Tom Brady himself.

"I hope I get to play in the CFL someday, to really see what I can accomplish there, because things seem to be going really well for me outside of the country. (outside of the USA)" - Tom Brady

Wow!

Those are his own words and the TV network simply reported that Tom Brady wants to play in the CFL one day.

Needless to say, this blew up social media, because it's not every day you hear a legend like him wishing he could come play in a less prestigious league.

Imagine for a minute seeing Tom Brady come and finish his career with the Montreal Alouettes. It would be absolutely incredible for the franchise and for Montreal fans.

No doubt the Percival-Molson stadium would be packed for every game of the season.

As my colleague William Nadeau of Habs & NHL mentions, knowing his special connection to Montreal, thanks to the Expos drafting him in the MLB and the Formula One Grand Prix, it is possible that the Alouettes would have a very good chance of acquiring him, should it happen.

Évidemment, il ne faut pas trop partir en peur avec ça, mais néanmoins, on salive à l'idée de le voir jouer dans la CFL, que ce soit avec les Alouettes ou une autre formation de la LCF.

It would be crazy!

Credit: William Nadeau, Habs & LNH

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