As essentially the Michael Jordan of the National Football League, Tom Brady carries a certain aura with him.
Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion, is the most successful player in the history of the National Football League. He dominated the league for 20 years, winning seven titles and setting countless records.
The legendary NFL star could've been anything in retirement. He could've gone the Jordan route, choosing to stay fairly private, while maybe pursuing an ownership role in a number of different sports.
Brady, instead, has chosen to basically be everywhere.
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Brady, who serves as an announcer for FOX, took part in Michael Rubin's Fanatics Fest in New York City this week.
It was the latest example of Brady doing whatever he can to stay in the headlines. This time, he slapped Logan Paul in a WWE-style incident.
This is what Tom Brady is doing now, apparently. Skits and bits for Michael Rubin's billion-dollar company.
Fans are roasting Brady for 'embarrassing' retirement behavior
Maybe Brady just likes doing this, but it's pretty embarrassing to see for many.
"Obviously I’ll love him forever and he’s basically jesus but pretty much everything about Tom Brady’s life post-football disgusts me. A real classic snake oil salesman," one fan wrote.
"Isn’t the entire point of being Tom Brady is that you don’t have to spend 3 days at fanatics fest doing hokey stuff?" Sports Illustrated's Jimmy Traina added.
"He is on some crazy divorced dad side quests," one fan joked.
Brady can do whatever he wants, of course, but it's a little odd to see someone of his stature participating in so many weird things for Fanatics.
