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NFL News: Former Pro Bowler is trying to dissuade Tom Brady from taking TV job

Retirement seems to be near for Tom Brady and he could be working on TV soon. But nowa former Pro Bowler is trying to dissuade the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback from taking the job with a very rude statement.

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Tic… tac… tic… tac. The clock is ticking for Tom Brady as retirement seems to be knocking on his door even more this days. As the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has been linked with a news channel to become their analyst after he leaves football, a former Pro Bowler is now trying to dissuade him from taking the TV job basedon his own experience.

Tom Brady is the most successful quarterbackin NFL history. He is now trying to get his eighth Super Bowl ring, but of course as time goes by it is harder to get to the championship game. Tic… tac… tic… tac.

The 45-year-old quarterback has been linked multiple times with a news channel in order to become their top analyst. But now, a former Pro Bowler has tried to convince him not to join a TV channel after his career ends.

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Greg Olsen tries to dissuade Tom Brady from taking a TV job

Whenever a top player retires from football, TV channels start to look for them and offer a big juicy contract to be their anaylsts. Greg Olsen is one of those, but he doesn’t recommends this job.

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According to KevinBurkhardt, the play-by-play broadcaster in Fox Sports,Greg Olsen, former tigt end Pro Bowler, is trying to convince Brady not to join a TV channel soon.

“Greg said, ‘Tom, I gotta tell ya, this TV thing sucks.’It was great, we were dying laughing,” revealed Burkhardt about his conversation with the tight end.“It was fun, we had a good back and forth.”

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Well, either Olsen wants to stay as FoxSports’ primary analyst or he really wants Brady to be happy. Either way, it seems like the Buccaneers quarterback will be returning for another season in 2023 and retirement is far for him.

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