After images of all of Tom Brady different faces surfaced, social media users are once again debating whether he underwent plastic surgery
Following the viral spread of a picture of Tom Brady in a variety of looks, the plastic surgery myth has resurfaced on social media. There is no disputing that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers star’s appearance has changed over time. Who knows the reason why that is?
Has Tom Brady had plastic surgery as pictures of his faces over the years go viral on Twitter
The thing is Brady takes fitness seriously and exercises frequently, so it’s probably just weight reduction. He is ageing, which is another factor. However, that hasn’t been accepted by some people, who have wondered aloud if the seasoned quarterback has undergone plastic surgery. This argument has been discussed before, but it has come up again after a photo of Brady’s various faces over the years leaked online.
Brady’s thin face was the subject of a joke on Twitter from a user who questioned whether his buccal fat had been removed. Another person made the observation that Chadwick Boseman experienced similar harassment before it was revealed he was fighting cancer. Tom has been under a lot of stress lately, to be fair. He’s probably under a lot of stress following his divorce from Gisele Bundchen, which could possibly account for his lacklustre performances this season.
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Tom Brady has decided on the upcoming season.
Some of Tom Brady’s Buccaneer colleagues apparently believe that he won’t play for Tampa Bay in his 24th season in the NFL. NFL Network reported on Saturday that several players felt from their final encounters of the season with Brady that he has no plans to play a fourth season with the Buccaneers.
For the second time in his career, Brady will be a free agent this offseason. The Raiders, Titans, and his native 49ers are rumoured to be among the teams interested in signing the future Hall of Fame quarterback who will turn 46 and play in the upcoming season.
Brady’s departure would result in a $35.1 million dead cap penalty for the Buccaneers, which earlier this week sacked offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich. Brady has a 10-year, $375 million deal awaiting him to provide game commentary for Fox Sports should he decide to retire – and stay retired, unlike last offseason.