The Buccaneers have become an attraction for former nationalist offensive players. Another future Hall of Fame Patriot joined him when Rob Gronkowski came out of retirement to compete for another Super Hall title, after signing Tom Brady to a contract during the 2020 offseason. Antonio Brown, who had a two-week stint with the Patriots in ’19, signed midway into the ’20 season at Brady’s behest and contributed significantly to the team’s title run.
Because of these connections and Buccaneers James White reported interest in running back During ’21 Offshin ‘, there was some speculation that the Bucs might target the recently retired Julian Edelman this offseason. The 34-year-old Edelman said it came 11 years later when everyone came with the Patriots, but some wondered if Edelman would be ready to fight for another title as a member of the Bucs. After all Gronk did it, so why not Edelman?
Brady helped extinguish that fire recently When he told a joke Edelman is coming to the Buccaneers as part of the NFL’s 2021 Draft-a-thon.
“We know Julian didn’t retire. Let’s be honest,” Brady said. “He’s too afraid to tell [Patriots head coach] Bill [Belichick] He wants to come to Tampa. I was there
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As juicy as that story may be – another Patriots legend is leaving the team one last time to go with the old partners – it’s not going to happen. Ed McMann himself confirmed this in a tweet by Pat McPhee.
Edelman has consistently used the “Foxborough Forever” hashtag, so it’s far from a surprise. Also, one of the top reasons that they have decided to retire is that they have dealt with knee pain and reportedly Was not going to be able to play a full season.
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Maybe Edelman could return if his knee position improves, but he is 34 so it’s hard to imagine. Even if he did play again, not necessarily with the Bucs. He could make it to the Patriots in hopes of bringing another Super Bowl to Foxboro.
But the safe bet here is that Edelman’s career is over, and it was a complete one for the former Kent State quarterback.
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