Tom Brady Retires? Cowboys End QBs Career in NFL Playoffs

Tom Brady’s retirement has been a big topic of discussion amongst NFL fans and media members alike since the New England Patriots legend decided to take his talents to Tampa Bay to finish out his legendary career in the NFL. After a long and successful career with the Patriots, Brady is saying goodbye to Foxborough and hello to Florida.

The news of Brady’s retirement has naturally caused people to speculate what team he could have joined had he not decided to head to Tampa Bay. One of the most popular teams he was linked to was the Dallas Cowboys. After all, the Cowboys are one of the most popular teams in the league, and landing Brady would have been a huge statement for them.

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The Cowboys certainly have the resources to bring someone like Brady in, and the thought of him joining ‘America’s Team’ had to be tantalizing for Cowboys fans. However, it’s clear that the Cowboys weren’t willing to make a big move for the former Patriots star, opting to move on from the idea and look for other options.

That being said, the Cowboys may not be done with their pursuit of Brady. Reports have circulated indicating that the Cowboys have made an effort to stay in touch with Brady and his camp. Whether or not this leads to anything remains to be seen, but it’s clear that the Cowboys are still interested in bringing Brady in.

The question now is why would the Cowboys still be interested in Brady after he opted to sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers? The answer may lie in the fact that the Cowboys are still looking to upgrade their quarterback position. The Cowboys have made it clear that they are still looking to find a long-term solution at the position, and Brady is certainly a viable option if he is willing to come out of retirement.

The other factor that could be playing into the Cowboys’ decision to stay in touch with Brady is the fact that he could be a great mentor for their young quarterbacks. The Cowboys have two young guns in Dak Prescott and Jalen Hurts, and having Brady in their corner could do wonders for their development.

Regardless of the reasons why the Cowboys are still interested in Brady, the bottom line is that they are still keeping in touch with the 42-year-old. Whether or not they make a move for Brady remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure: the Cowboys are not done with the idea of bringing Brady in.

Of course, if the Cowboys do decide to make a move for Brady, it would likely be a short-term deal. Brady has clearly stated his intention to retire after this season and the Cowboys would be wise not to commit to him for the long haul. However, a short-term deal could be beneficial for both sides if the Cowboys can get Brady to commit to it.

At the end of the day, the Cowboys’ interest in Brady is certainly something to keep an eye on. Whether or not the Cowboys make a move for Brady is still unknown, but it’s clear that they are still interested in the possibility of him joining America’s Team.