"Tom Brady is a demi-god" - NFL fan shows how QB has Midas touch and turns cities he lives in into championship havens
It's no secret to NFL fans that Tom Brady is the most accomplished quarterback of all time. He alone has more Super Bowl titles than every other franchise: New England has six, Pittsburgh has six, Dallas has five, as does San Francisco. Brady has seven.
That is reason enough for NFL fans to want Brady to sign with their favorite team. TB12 won six Super Bowls with the Patriots. After signing with Tampa Bay, he led to a Super Bowl win also, proving that every team he touches turns to gold.
However, there might be other reasons to want Tom Brady to go to a certain team. Most NFL fans also support other sports teams in the region. New England Patriots fans often double as Boston Celtics fans and so on and so forth.
Tom Brady brings championships to whichever city he goes, but they aren't exclusive to the NFL team he plays for, as one Twitter user discovered. The graphic below shows the amazing overlap between the places Brady has resided in and title victories for teams in that area.
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Tom Brady's championship life
From 1977 to 1994, Brady resided in San Francisco. During that time, the San Francisco 49ers won five championships. The Oakland Athletics also won a World Series.
From 1995 to 2001, Brady lived in Michigan. The Detroit Red Wings won a conference championship the first year he was in the city. The next two years, they won the Stanley Cup.
In 1998, Michigan won a national championship. Brady would be eventually drafted by the Patriots and moved to Boston. From 2001 to 2018, Boston-based teams had incredible success.
The Patriots won six Super Bowls and went 16-0 in the regular season once. The Boston Red Sox won four World Series during that span. The Celtics and Boston Bruins each won a title too.
After leaving the Patriots, Brady flew south and landed in Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers won the Super Bowl and the Tampa Bay Lightning won two Stanley Cups in a row, nearly taking home a third this year.
Though they didn't win, the Tampa Bay Rays had a World Series appearance while Brady was in town. One Twitter user pointed out that another Tampa team, possibly in soccer, made it to the championship game as well.
@TheSamerAli You missed one in Tampa. The Super Bowl year, we had a minor team, I think soccer maybe? that got to the championship and then they canceled the league.
Brady retired briefly before announcing his return, allowing all Tampa Bay-based teams to breathe a sigh of relief. At some point, Brady will retire and move on from Tampa, perhaps back to the New England area, the Michigan area, or even to San Francisco.
Teams in those areas should hope he decides to retire in the near future.