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FOXBOROUGH, MA – DECEMBER 29: Trent Harris #97 of the Miami Dolphins sacks Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots during a game at Gillette Stadium on December 29, 2019 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images) /

Tom Brady – 42 years old

For some unknown and unGodly reason, there are fans and members of the media who believe that Tom Brady will land in Miami as a free agent. There is no connecting any dots here, maybe if Chad O’Shea had remained as the OC but Brian Flores was a defensive coach in New England and I can’t imagine his friendship with Brady is enough to bring him to a division rival.

Brady is considered the GOAT, not by me, but it is unfathomable to think the Dolphins would throw a ton of money, and by a ton I mean easily $30 million-plus a year for a QB who is clearly starting to decline. Brady is likely going to play the FA market but he will end up back with the Patriots because there is no way Bob Kraft is going to let him leave. Of course, the Dolphins are not the only team that might try to lure him away.

Tom Brady is hitting free agency for the first time in his NFL career and he will almost certainly explore the options. His wife reportedly wants to go to the West coast and they have either sold or put their New England mansion on the market.

A cryptic ad during Super Bowl LIV made some think he was on his way out but the final “I’m not going anywhere” comment has some believing he will stay in New England.

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