Tom Brady signs NFL contract with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
By AFP
March 21, 2020
NEW YORK: Six-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Tom Brady announced on Friday he has signed an NFL contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who confirmed the blockbuster free agent signing.
Three-time NFL Most Valuable Player Brady, who turns 43 in August, announced Tuesday he was leaving the New England Patriots after 20 seasons and a record six crowns under coach Bill Belichick.
“Excited, humble and hungry,” Brady said in an Instagram posting of a photo of him signing the document.
ESPN reported the contract is a two-year deal and multiple reports Thursday had the deal worth $30 million (27.6 million euros) a season, what would be a free agent record, breaking the $28 million a year mark set by Kirk Cousins.
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