Tom Brady Retires From The NFL 'For Good' After 23-Season Football Career: 'I Wouldn't Change A Thing'
Tom Brady officially announced his retirement from the NFL 'for good' on Wednesday, February 1.
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Tom Brady Retires From The NFL 'For Good' After 23-Season Football Career: 'I Wouldn't Change A Thing'
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