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One year ago today, Tom Brady's 20-year run with the New England Patriots officially came to an end.
Brady announced his departure with a social media post captioned "Forever a Patriot." That Tuesday morning, it was revealed his next team would be the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The 43-year-old went on to add an unprecedented seventh Super Bowl ring to his collection.
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As he prepares to compete for No. 8, Brady took a moment Wednesday to recognize the one-year anniversary of his Bucs signing. Ironically, he celebrated the occassion with a historic Boston moment.
Brady posted a GIF of Boston Celtics great Kevin Garnett famously screaming "Anything is possible!" after winning the 2008 NBA championship. Check it out below:
Interesting choice.
Brady isn't going anywhere anytime soon. He recently signed a contract extension with the Bucs that will allow him to play at 45 years old while saving the team salary cap space this offseason.
