Tom Brady has some good career advice. The Las Vegas Raiders minority owner, NFL on FOX announcer, and former seven-time Super Bowl champion stood on a graduation stage at Georgetown University and spoke to students about the next phase of their careers.
Brady encouraged the graduating class to overcome doubt and adversity. He even took a shot at his former coach Bill Belichick, who he won six titles with during their time together with the New England Patriots. This comes after Brady made an appearance during Netflix's roast of Kevin Hart. Turns out he saved a zinger for Belichick.
"Challenge yourself with ideas that are uncomfortable and people who push you to be your very best, even if one of those people is a cranky old coach who cuts the sleeves off his sweatshirt and screams at you all day to do your job," Brady told students.
NFL legend Tom Brady cracks a joke about his former Patriots head coach, Bill Belichick, while giving the commencement address at Georgetown University.
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This was unexpected but not out of touch for Brady, who tends to have lighthearted jabs at his former coach. The duo constructed a modern NFL dynasty with the Patriots hitting heights no other franchise has touched in over four decades.
With Belichick now coaching at North Carolina and Brady in the hybrid role in media and ownership, the two can openly reflect on their days in New England.
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