When Tom Brady came back onto the field after missing all of the 2008 season, he said that returning to play was as gratifying a moment as he can recall with the New England Patriots.

After Brady called Hunter Henry “the best tight end of all-time” his old teammate Rob Gronkowski knew he had to get his own back.

Drake Maye has a long way to go to match Tom Brady's success in New England. But the second-year quarterback has already passed the GOAT in the Patriots record book.

Is Drake Maye the next Tom Brady? That's the question posed by New England Patriots fans, Patriot haters, and game analysts over the last few weeks. It's a comp

“For a franchise that once had Tom Brady, Patriots QB Drake Maye set a new franchise record today for the highest single-game completion percentage (min. 20 pass attempts) — 91.3%. The previous record was held by Brady at 88.5%,” Meirov wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

During an appearance on "Fox NFL Sunday," Brady was asked what it was like to play against his former team and whether it was an emotional experience. His response was something he didn't want Patriots owner Robert Kraft to hear.

Tom Brady got the best of the New England Patriots the one time he faced him during his legendary NFL career, but it does not sound like the seven-time

Tom Brady retired from the NFL in February 2023. However, the iconic quarterback is set to return to the field in March 2026 for the Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Saudi Arabia during Riyadh Season.

Since stepping away from the field, Brady has poured his trademark competitiveness into a growing business portfolio. He launched the TB12 wellness brand, founded the Brady Brand performance apparel line and co-created the digital collectibles platform Autograph, which raised more than $170 million in funding.