Tom Brady, widely regarded as one of the greatest to ever play, has officially retired from the NFL. He has made it clear that there will be no returning to the field, marking the end of his playing career for good. While Brady may be finished with football, his legacy is set to endure for generations.

No player is likely to surpass Brady’s level of achievement anytime soon. Throughout his 23 seasons in the NFL, Brady earned 15 Pro Bowl selections, won three MVP awards, and secured seven Super Bowl victories. He holds more Super Bowl titles than any team in league history.

The combination of his incredible longevity and consistent success is something that may never be replicated. Brady’s career began with the 1997 Michigan team, where they shared the National Championship.

Despite his college success, he didn’t generate much buzz among NFL scouts, which is why he was drafted in the sixth round. But once given the chance by the New England Patriots, Brady seized the opportunity and never looked back.

His journey from a sixth-round pick to the greatest of all time is a rare path that will never be repeated. Brady’s presence will be sorely missed in the NFL. He was a global attraction, drawing viewers from all over the world to watch him play.

His jersey sales consistently ranked among the top in the league, even in the final years of his career. It may take a long time, if ever, for any player to match the profound impact Brady had on the NFL.