Tom Brady, the New England Patriots quarterback, is set to lose about $5 million in performance incentives for the 2018 season.
The 41-year-old quarterback, however, didn’t achieve any of that during the 2018-2019 season.
Brady still earned his 10th straight Pro Bowl selection, according to the Post. He also led the Patriots to an AFC East title and the second seed in the conference. The Patriots finished 11-5.
“Whenever he’s been called on, he’s come in and made plays. Whenever the ball is in his hands, he’s dangerous. He’s great running with the ball. He’s a really crisp route-runner. He can play all the positions and just so impressed with how he’s handled everything this year. I really love playing with Phil. He’s done a great job for us,” Brady said of Dorsett.
Will He Play in 2019?
Last week Brady repeated his intention to play in 2019.He added: “It will certainly be a challenge. I don’t take any of these things for granted, but I hope I can keep playing, and I hope I can keep playing at a championship level.”
Brady also discussed the role football has in his life.
“I’ve been able to be in a career for 19 years that I love,” he said. “I wake up every day excited to go to work. I wake up every day fulfilled with what I’m doing. I don’t think there’s any greater gift in my life than to have that.”
“Along with that has come a lot of other very cool opportunities, but in my heart and soul, I love playing the sport of football, and it’s brought me so much joy in my life. It tests you in so many ways. I’ve been dealing with it for a long time. There’s anxiousness and nerves, and joy and happiness. There’s disappointment and frustration. The emotions run the gamut. But if you can stay and build your mental toughness, it’s just been incredibly rewarding. I’m a very, very lucky man.”