"I know the money is good but you’re playing the wrong sport bro" - Tom Brady believes Anthony Edwards should be playing in the NFL 

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NFC Championship - Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Green Bay Packers

Tom Brady may be more than two decades older than Anthony Edwards, but that hasn't stopped him from trying to bring the young NBA star into the NFL.

Edwards recently posted a video showcasing his abilities on the grass. He managed to hit his receiver in stride on a throw over 40 yards down the field.

Tom Brady was quick to comment on the video, stating that while the money in the NFL isn't as good as it is in the NBA, the Timberwolves player should consider a career change.

"[Anthony], I know the money is good but you're playing the wrong sport bro."

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Tom Brady has not slowed down since turning 40

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Los Angeles Rams

It is safe to say that Tom Brady has accomplished more since turning 40 than most quarterbacks accomplish in their entire career.

Since turning 40 in 2017, the quarterback has won 13 games in a season twice. He's also had three seasons in which he's thrown for at least 32 touchdowns. He has been to three Super Bowls and won two of them. He won one Super Bowl with the New England Patriots and another with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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In the process, he became only the second starting quarterback in NFL history to win a Super Bowl with two different teams. After retiring and unretiring earlier this year, he will now have an opportunity to become the first starting quarterback to win a Super Bowl after returning from retirement.

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How much longer will Brady play? With a massive FOX deal already inked, Brady can retire and move on to his next job whenever he wishes.

Some believe the quarterback will play until he wins another Super Bowl, while others feel 2022 will be his final rodeo. Which camp will prove to be correct?

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