Tom Brady spent 20 seasons with the New England Patriots. He played nine Super Bowls, won six of them, and cemented his legacy as one of the best players in NFL history.
Before living in the New England-area, Brady spent his younger years growing up in California, where the weather was mostly warm and beautiful, and he never had to deal with the harsh winters introduced by the Northeast while playing across the country.
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Now as a quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Brady is living back in warm weather, and he said he “likes warm weather.”
The season is just a surprise at this time of year, Brady told reporters on Thursday. “And even then, to practice outside today, [it] Turned into a beautiful day, and I know we have a very hot Sunday.
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“So, I always came to Florida at the end of the year,” Brady continued. “We always played dolphins, they were at our conference. It was very difficult to adjust. Just staying in it really prepares you for the heat, because it definitely takes a toll if you don’t use it. “
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Brady added: “I like to be out every day. I think the original is Floridian. I was originally from California for a long time in my life. I’ve been away from it for about 25 years, and you won’t catch me dead people living in the Northeast anymore. I love hot weather. And it has been a great feeling. “
Brady and Buchananers will host the Minnesota Vikings in a 14-match weekend this weekend.
