Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, left, speaks with Patriots owner Robert Kraft as they arrive for the Patriots Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Brady at Gillette Stadium, Wednesday, June 12, 2024, in Foxborough, Mass. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

Tom Brady is one of the most talented quarterbacks in NFL history, for many the best of all time and the numbers back it up. His career transcends beyond the problems he may have had in New England with the Patriots towards the end of his career.

With that said, his Super Bowl championship rings give him the support to be able to talk about any sports topic, but he has recently opened up after his career has focused on preparing to be a commentator on the league’s games in the next campaign.

But it is human to recognize the problems people have had and how a person makes mistakes and Brady is mature enough to be able to express himself about his. In this case, it might sound surprising what caused his discomfort.

He wasn’t always the happiest on the field

When in Tampa Bay he did win a Super Bowl, but at times it didn’t seemed that he was enjoying himself, maybe he was to tired or maybe he was very focused on winning it all but he was sincere about his demeaner towards the end.

“When I see these young players, I see like Patrick (Mahomes) out there at quarterback, running around, laughing, having fun, I’m like, “I used to be like that. What the hell happened?” Brady shared on The Pivot podcast with Ryan Clark.

He added, “I just got too serious, but, again, I can only look back and think, ‘Okay, if I do it again, which I’ll never do it again, I would be different.” But the reality is, you can’t.'”

Whatever it was it really didn’t affected the way he played most of the times even when he looked tired, at the end he did end up winning another ring in Tampa Bay.