Tom Brady recognizes “tension” with Bill Pelichik

Tom Brady He admitted that his exit from New England Patriots had sparked “tension” with a coach at that time Bill Pelicik.

Brady, 47, who played the role of Qorterbbeck for Patriot under the leadership of Pelicic from 2000 to 2019, detailed the dynamics of the husband on Monday, March 24, edition Weekly weekly 199.

“The reality, after twenty years together, had developed natural tension between the place where the Pelicic coach and I in our career, and where the patriots were moving as a privilege,” Brady wrote. “The type of tension that can only be solved through a kind of division or one of us re -evaluated our priorities.”

The revelation came after Brady certain In the documentary in February 2024, FamilyThat Pelicik, 72, will fail his coach in his temptation for the twenty -first season with the patriots.

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Bob Levy/Getty Embskan Tom Brady and Bill Pelicik will forever New England Patrioz – even if one of them is not part of the organization. “I am incredibly grateful to play with the best coach in the history of the American Football Association,” Brady, 46, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, January 11, after the patriots announced this (…)

“I and coach Pelichik did, we did what we loved and competed for 20 years,” said Super Bowl. Athlete. “But I did not sign another contract (in New England) even if I wanted to play even (I) 50. Based on how things went, I wouldn’t have registered more of them.”

The newsletter, Brady, detailed his decision to play in Tamba Bay Boucaclics in 2020 after some carefully study. “When Tamba Bay entered the photo as a serious option for me, all I did during those few days in March was the evaluation and the reassessment of my priorities,” Brady wrote, before adding that his family had taken into account his decision. (Brady is the father of three children: son, Jack, 17, and shares him with his ex -girlfriend Bridge MindhhanIn addition to the son, Benjamin, 15, and his daughter, Vivian, 12, who shares him with the ex -wife Giselle Bondchen))

“I asked myself, as someone went to the 1940s with school -age children and a twenty -year battle scars, what really concerns me now?” Brady wrote. “What ended in it was a list of about twenty, then I classified it and classified it on a weighted scale of 1 to 3.”

Despite the end of Brady and Pelicic, Brady expressed his gratitude to Bilick and his time in New England, where he won three MVP Awards. When Belichick left the patriots itself on January 11, 2024, Brady took to Instagram To honor him. (Belichick is now training football at North Carolina University.)

“I am incredibly grateful to playing with the best coach in the history of the American Football Association,” Brady participated on that day through his account. “He was a great leader of the organization, and for all the players who played with him. We have accomplished some amazing things for a long period of time, it will be difficult to repeat many of them.”

Brady continued, “He identified the organization’s tone because it never stumbled in the face of adversity, and did what we could do, and what was in our control, and who was going out and doing our work. It was not possible to be the player without which I was without a Beichick coach.”