Rich Eisen Responds to Tom Brady's Unretirement Rumor He Started

Amid the Tom Brady unretirement rumor he started, Rich Eisen responded to it on his radio show.

The NFL offseason is just over the horizon and the rumors are running rampant on what teams may do during that time as well as what will happen in the NFL Draft.

The rumors have already begun, however, as earlier this week Rich Eisen, during his Rich Eisen Show, stated some things he was hearing out of Indianapolis during the NFL Combine about Tom Brady possibly coming out of retirement for a second time.

However unlikely it may seem, Eisen, and others at the NFL combine, believe that there could be a chance. But, Tom Brady himself put out a tweet shortly after the speculation surfaced putting out the fire of him unretiring.

Anyone who thinks I have time to come back to the NFL has never adopted a 2 month old kitten for their daughter. https://t.co/Qzf2H4vr1j

— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) March 7, 2023

Brady is spending more time with his family and making things outside of football his sole focus at the moment. The speculation may never go away, but this most recent rumor caught headlines as Rich Eisen had to go back on record on his radio show to respond to the rumor he created.

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We created a little buzz with our #NFLCombine rumors segment on Monday, so it was nice of @TomBrady to take time out of his day to let everyone know what he's really been up to:#NFL #NFLFreeAgency #NFLDraft #GoBucs pic.twitter.com/3aahJ7lJfZ

— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) March 7, 2023

Eisen was upfront about the whole situation. It was something he heard from people at the combine and figured it was one of the top-five rumors that he heard coming out of the combine. He acknowledged that he doesn't believe that he is coming back, but to at least keep an eye on it cause you never know.

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It is hard to imagine Brady coming back out of retirement for a second time, but it has been done before (i.e., Brett Farve). Keeping an eye on things may be smart, but at the end of the day, it seems highly unlikely that Brady will want to stir things all up again by coming out of retirement.

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