OT: Will Tom Brady coach after his playing career?

Submitted by Sauce Castillo on

In hopes to keep us from going insane upon upcoming signing day I thought I would bring this up. 

ESPN ran an interview Tom did with Chris Berman earlier this week in which Berman made reference to Harbaugh being the HC at UM and if Tom was taking the job over after his playing days are done.  Tom just laughed it off, but never said he wouldn’t be open to the idea. 

Tom Brady is a hyper competitive person very similar to Harbaugh and has a strong love for Michigan.  He also has more money than he knows what to do with and a super hot wife who he would probably much rather spend time with than be on the recruiting trail.  Does anyone think this could be a possibility down the road? I'll hang up and listen.

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sdogg1m

February 3rd, 2015 at 10:46 AM ^

Tom's already a coach. Media has referenced it a couple times and Belichick stated that his gameplans have to be well thoughtout because Tom will question it.

I wonder how much Tom influenced Malcom Butler in watching game film knowing the pick play that Seattle would run and make the interception?

I am not saying Tom would want to be a future coach at Michigan but we all know that Brady has drive, desire to learn, and a love of the game. No one would be surprised if he was a successful coach. I wouldn't be shocked if Tom becomes a great coach simply because people are saying that a great player cannot transition to coaching.

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cp4three2

February 3rd, 2015 at 11:10 AM ^

Senator Ed Markey will be in his 70s and it wouldn't surprise me if he retires. Brady's mentioned a few times that he's interested in politics. The Senate would offer him a place where he could compete at a high level. 

 

Though, it wouldn't surprise me if he coached either. 

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lunchboxthegoat

February 3rd, 2015 at 11:33 AM ^

You don't see too too many sure fire hall of famers go into coaching after their career wraps up. even rarer are dudes who you can argue being the best of all time at their position.

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team126

February 3rd, 2015 at 11:33 AM ^

In the WH greeted National Champion of 2037 College Football, The Michigan Wolverines. He checked their trophy and flashed his 5 SB rings: son, that was nice, now go home with coach Kovacs and train even harder.

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Perkis-Size Me

February 3rd, 2015 at 11:37 AM ^

He's married to one of the hottest women on the planet. I doubt he'll want to spend countless days away from that on the recruiting trail.

He'll either be an analyst, or he'll be like a lot of other retired stars who open a chain of steakhouses to play around with. Not saying he'll forget about Michigan. This place will always be special to him. But I'd be shocked if he coached anywhere after leaving the NFL. Much less Michigan. The guy has absolutely nothing left to prove in the world of football. He has established himself as one of the greatest, if not the greatest player of all time.



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