Tom Brady Creates Impression Video Was Shot Today, But Was It?

Tom Brady Creates Impression Video Was Shot Today, But Was It?

On February 1st, Tom Brady's second retirement of the year appeared out of nowhere like a bolt of lightning in a Drew Brees commercial.

And it looks like something happened today. Brady, apparently moved by the experience or wisdom offered by Jane Fonda during Tuesday night's premiere of " 80 Brady ," headed out to sea, perhaps to a pier, to reflect on his life and decided to shoot on location . Videos posted on his phone and social media.

"When I woke up this morning I thought I'd set the record straight and let you know," Brady said.

We've seen reports that the video was previously taken praising Brady for saving everything. All is well, but why give the impression that the video is shocking and spontaneous when it isn't? What's in it?

We assume there is a reason, whatever the reason may be.

Next question: If the video was recorded previously, when was it recorded? How long did he know he would end up using it? Has he ever recorded it and saved it on his phone while waiting for the right moment to fly?

It would be naïve to assume that the pre-recorded video's release date has nothing to do with the promotion of the pre-recorded film's opening this Friday. As a film approaches its all-important opening weekend, strong promotion of the film is critical to its success or failure. And now that Brady has coincidentally retired just two days before the film's release, All Things Brady will be getting plenty of organic coverage alongside 80 free Brady commercials.

We're not saying it was removed as a publicity stunt for the film. However, he certainly didn't turn down an easy opportunity to turn his retirement into free movie promotion.

Tom Brady is retiring

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