Tom Brady asked about unretiring and playing for Miami Dolphins, provides interesting answer

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Tom Brady called it a career for the second time in February after 23 years and with seven Super Bowl trophies to his name. 

Despite his reiterated commitment to retirement, there will always be those who test Brady's desire to remain away from the football field. 

Tom Brady, #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, screams in celebration after rushing for a touchdown during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the Carolina Panthers at Raymond James Stadium on January 1, 2023, in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images) (Getty Images)

On Thursday, while speaking at a global technology conference in Miami, Brady was asked about the possibility of coming out of retirement to play for the Dolphins, a team Brady has been linked to in the past. 

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"You’re spending a lot of time in Miami. Now you call it home," a host at the conference asked Brady. "By chance, is there any chance that you’re coming out of retirement and playing for the Fins?"

"I will say, now that I’m not affiliated with any team anymore, and even though I have strong ties with a couple teams, I do have some friends on the Dolphins that I really like," Brady responded. 

"So, I wouldn’t say I necessarily root for them all the time, but I root for my friends to do well, and several of them play for Miami."

When Brady announced his second retirement after the 2022 NFL season, he certainly appeared done playing the game of football. 

In March, Brady said he was looking forward to attending the sporting events of his children, as opposed to the other way around.  

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