Patriots owner Robert Kraft reveals how Tom Brady broke the news of his departure from team

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Tom Brady and Bill Belichick were at the helm of the New England Patriots' two-decade run of NFL dominance, and hoisted six Vince Lombardi Trophies during their time together. 

But the coach and now-retired quarterback's relationship is often brought up during conversations about the Patriots dynasty. Brady was famously drafted in the sixth round in 2000 and went on to spend 20 seasons in New England. He left after the 2019 season and joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he won another Super Bowl.

Belichick was an assistant coach with the Patriots during the 1996 season and returned to New England as the franchise's head coach in the same year Brady was drafted.

Despite spending so many years together and reaching unprecedented levels of success, by all accounts the working relationship between Brady and Belichick was straightforwardly transactional. But longtime team owner Robert Kraft recently gave his account of how the relationship ultimately transpired.

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Robert Kraft, head coach Bill Belichick and Tom Brady celebrate with the Lamar Hunt Trophy after winning the AFC championship game at Gillette Stadium on Jan. 22, 2017, in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Getty Images)

During a recent appearance on the nationally syndicated radio program, "The Breakfast Club," Kraft recalled the moment Brady told him about his decision to leave New England.

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"I’ll never forget… I believe it was in the month of March