Tom Brady & Gisele Bundchen apparent house move prompts plea to stay in New England from fellow Pats star Julian Edelman – The Sun
A LONGTIME teammate humorously begged Tom Brady to "baby, come back" one day after a moving truck was seen at the star quarterback's home.
Julian Edelman, a one-time Super Bowl MVP, paid homage today to the John Cusack cult film Say Anything with his plea for Brady to return.
Edelman's tweet featured his face superimposed on Cusack's body in the iconic boombox scene from the 1989 movie.
The request comes one day after the massive truck was seen at Brady's $34 million New England mansion.
Workers were seen loading personal items belonging to Brady and Gisele Bundchen, and an employee was pictured placing FedEx boxes in a family vehicle at their Massachusetts home.
The six-time Super Bowl champ has played his entire 20-year career with the Patriots, but the 42-year-old Brady will be free to sign with any NFL team.
His latest NFL title came one year ago when Edelman was named MVP in a 13-3 victory over the Rams.
Brady teased fans about his future during a commercial for Hulu that aired on Super Bowl Sunday this year.
"They say all good things must come to an end," Brady says to music in the commercial.
"So to my teammates, my family, and my fans, you deserve to hear this from me.
"Hulu doesn't just have live sports."
Brady closed the ad by saying, "so it's time to say goodbye to TV as you know it.
"But me? I'm not going anywhere."
The commercial has also been viewed more than three million times on YouTube.
"It was pretty fun," Brady said about the commercial during an interview on Westwood One radio.
"I'm glad everyone enjoyed it. My daughter loved it.
"She says to me, 'Daddy, we're not going anywhere.' I thought it was so cute. She gave me a big hug."
The future Hall of Famer attended Super Bowl LIV in Florida and watched the Chiefs beat the 49ers 31-20.
He shared a photo on Twitter that also featured coach Bill Belichick and former teammates Rob Gronkowski, Randy Moss and Adam Vinatieri.
Brady and Bundchen reportedly purchased a $9 million home in the upscale Connecticut town of Greenwich last year, but it's not clear where they will be spending most of their time.
The Patriots are willing to pay Brady more than $30 million a season to continue his career in New England, according to NFL.com.
It is believed that Brady was paid $23 million during the 2019 season.
When asked whether Brady will return, team owner Robert Kraft told Fox Sports on Saturday, "you gotta ask him. I sure hope so."
Brady led the Pats to their 11th straight division title in 2019, but they fell short early in the playoffs after winning it all the previous season.
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