Why Rodney Harrison Hopes Tom Brady Retires If He Wins Super Bowl LIII

by Dakota Randall | Jan 26, 2019 | 1 Min Read

Could this be Tom Brady’s last hurrah?

One of his former New England Patriots teammates hopes so.

Rodney Harrison won two Super Bowls with Brady during the early 2000s, and the retired safety stayed close with the Patriots quarterback ever since. And should Brady lead New England to a victory over the Los Angeles Rams in Atlanta, Harrison would like to see Brady call it a career.

Here’s what he said Saturday morning during his weekly radio show, via NFL Network’s Mike Giardi:

While the the thought of Brady retiring on top would represent a storybook ending to a legendary career, Patriots fans likely want to see the 41-year-old continue playing.

What do you think?  Leave a comment.

Besides, Brady already has said he intends to play next season.

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Dakota Randall

Plymouth State/Boston University product from Wolfeboro, NH, who now is based in Rhode Island. Have worked at NESN since 2016, covering the Patriots since 2021. Might chat your ear off about Disney World, Halo 2, and Lord of the Rings.

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