Tom Brady's Hall of Fame status in New England was never in doubt.
Brady spent nearly his entire career with the Patriots, who first selected him in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft out of Michigan. He won six Super Bowls with the franchise. His first came in the 2001 campaign in what was just his second season in the league, and his last came during the 2018 season. Brady eventually finished out his career with a three season run with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he picked up his seventh and final Super Bowl before retiring.
In total, Brady threw for 9,998 yards and 541 touchdowns with the Patriots, and racked up a 219-64 record with the organization. Brady returned to New England on Sunday for the Patriots’ opener against the Eagles. He rang the bell at the stadium before the game, and was then honored at halftime.
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