We're fantering about the possibility of Tom Brady coming out of retirement to play QB for the Raiders, with some pointing out his age and time off as potential factors to consider.
- Tom Brady potentially unretiring to play QB for the Raiders
- Devante Adams believes Brady can still outthrow half the league
- Brady mentioned in April he is open to coming out of retirement
- Age and time off may be factors to consider at 47 years old
- Brady as an analyst for Fox and admired by many players
Some think it's not out of the question for Tom Brady to unretire and play QB for the Raiders, considering he already did it once. Devante Adams even mentioned that Brady could still throw better than half the league. In April, Brady himself mentioned he was "not opposed" to the idea of coming out of retirement. However, at 47 years old and having not played since January 2023, his age and time off might be factors to consider. But if anyone could make a comeback, it would probably be Brady.
Some are quick to point out that partial owners of franchises cannot play in the NFL, while others highlight that Brady currently works for Fox as an analyst and is admired by many players. There seems to be mixed feelings on whether Brady could realistically come back to play again. Meanwhile, fans are divided in their opinions about various aspects of this potential scenario but seem to agree that the Patriots are somehow relevant in this discussion. With fanter all over the board on this topic, one thing is certain – people are intrigued by the idea of Brady making a comeback, whether with the Raiders or otherwise.