Tom Brady has opened up about his relationship with former head coach Bill Belichick, shedding light on his departure from the New England Patriots, which he insists wasn't solely driven by financial considerations.
Having collaborated with Belichick for two decades in New England, their partnership yielded remarkable success. However, tensions reportedly escalated toward the end of their tenure.
Brady's decision to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a free agent resulted in another Super Bowl victory, while Belichick faced challenges with the Patriots, ultimately leading to his dismissal. Despite his wealth of experience, Belichick found no takers in the recent hiring cycle.
Speculation has long swirled around Brady's departure, with many attributing it to a contract dispute. However, an upcoming documentary series titled 'The Dynasty' on Apple TV+ promises to offer deeper insights into the dynamics between Brady and Belichick.
A snippet from the series, shared by The Athletic, features a quote from Brady, reflecting on his time with Belichick: "Me and coach Belichick, we did what we loved and competed for 20 years together. But I wasn't going to sign another contract (in New England) even if I wanted to play until (I was) 50. Based on how things had gone, I wasn't going to sign up for more of it."
'The Dynasty' is set to premiere this Friday, with subsequent episodes released weekly. Fans eagerly anticipate a comprehensive exploration of the events that led to Brady's departure and the rift between him and Belichick.
