At age 37, the New England Patriots' Tom Brady Jr. may be considered too old to be an NFL quarterback.
But having won two Super Bowl MVP awards and two NFL MVP awards, Brady is indeed a force to be reckoned with. He has not only been selected to 10 Pro Bowls; he has also led the New England Patriots to 12 division titles, which is more than any other quarterback in NFL history.
At a recent Super Bowl media, Brady said he loved playing sports growing up and having a chance as a kid to go out there and play with his friends, ESPN reported.
For Brady, it is incredible to get a chance to play in the Super Bowl because he never thought he would play in one.
In a recent interview with Andrea Kremer of NFL Media Brady's father, Tom Brady Sr., revealed about his son's confidence about winning the Super Bowl.
With his "never-ending will to succeed and a will to work and to do what's necessary to get where he wants to be," Brady does not have a doubt they are going to win the Super Bowl, according to his father.
Brady Sr. also opened up to Kremer about the things that worry him about his son.
"When the day is over, he will be able to find a passion to replace this passion. When you have somebody who loves it as much as he does, that is a concern for his mom and I," Brady Sr. said of his son.
On the other hand, Brady Sr. said he and his wife have not discussed those concerns with their son yet because they do not "see that as being an imminent situation."