It would be nice to put two losses a year to the Chiefs on Brady's record.

Without his weekly "scouting reports" it would be interesting to see how well he would do against legit defenses in the AFC West.
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He's not going anywhere. End of discussion.
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Perhaps this has already been asked and answered on here, this seems like it certainly borders on tampering.

So are the Raiders negotiating a contract through the media with Tom Brady?

To a lesser degree, but it seems like the same is being done for some of the Chiefs free agents.

That does not seem legal according to the rules.
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I’m beginning to think that as well.

The Pats will pay him and mint and promise to bring in more talent for him to work with.

Kinda pointless to go from the Penthouse ( Pats) to the (Outhouse). Other than money.
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Considering how he did last year against teams that had legitimate pass-rushes, he wouldn't do very well, IMO. He posted stats last season that were actually worse than Carr's. Rivers was far more effective than Brady.

And I don't see him looking at the Chargers pass rush, and ours, and wanting to get pounded four times this season at 43. And not have a real shot at the playoffs. The only reason to even consider it would be for a huge amount of money. Like 40 million. Which no one is going to pay him.
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Don’t forget Von and Chubb in Denver.

It would be an awful decision indeed.
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If I’m Brady and I had to pick an AFC West team to sign with.....I’d pick the Chargers. The first thing I would do is stop making out with kids. And then immediately after that I’d make them spend every pick and FA dollar on offensive linemen.
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This is the only thing that makes sense. LA needs a major star to fill stadium seats, so I figure the league would fully support/encourage/strong arm the deal. Playing in a half-empty multi-billion dollar stadium would be a huge embarrassment to the NFL, while filling seats won't be a problem for any team playing in Vegas. Plus, the Chargers are a much better team all around, and would be able to mask his weaknesses.

If the LA thing doesn't happen, frankly I'll be shocked.
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Ideally he'd go to the NFC but I think the perfect match and fit is with the Titans. If he goes anywhere else in the AFC other than Tennessee he's a dipshit.
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Brady will retire a Patriot.
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In reality, I still think Brady retires a Pat. However, if he was serious about leaving NE, I agree that TEN is the best spot for him.

Only one team in the AFC-S has a legit pass-rush (JAC), he'd have a top-3 running game to lean on (assuming TEN re-signs Henry), and a real TE and WR. He'd also have a decent defense, though they also don't have a pass rush and their secondary has a couple holes in it. But overall they are the most complete team in that division.

Brady would have a legitimate shot at winning the division, something he wouldn't have in the AFC-W.
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Wow!
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Tom " Do you have any young boys hanging around?"
Mark " I'll get you some"
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If I’m Jerry Jones I try to trade Dak and sign Tonsil tickling Tom.
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