Tom Brady makes NFL retirement vow after Bucs win Super Bowl but refuses Patriots question

Tom Brady won the Super Bowl for the seventh time – and was named Super Bowl MVP for the fifth time in doing so – with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ triumph on home soil and declared afterwards: “We’re coming back.”
Brady threw for 201 yards and completed three passing touchdowns, two to Rob Gronkowski and another to Antonio Brown, all of which came in the first half.
Leonard Fournette then ran the ball 27 yards into the Kansas City Chiefs’ end zone in what proved to be the decisive score.
Victory over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, the winners of the 2020 Super Bowl, means Brady, 43, breaks his own record as the oldest ever QB to win the big game.
He is only the second QB ever after Peyton Manning to win the Super Bowl with multiple franchises and said upon raising the Vince Lombardi Trophy yet again: “How bout that?!”
The No 12 added: “I’m so proud of all these guys out here, everything we dealt with this year. We had a rough month in November but BA [Chiefs coach Bruce Arians] had all the confidence in us.


