Tom Brady Rumors: Patriots Want QB To Tell Them What He Wants In New Contract (via NESN)
ESPN’s Field Yates reported Sunday night that the Patriots offered Brady a multi-year extension in August. And because Brady turned it down and wanted to go year-to-year with a no-tag provision, they can’t offer him another contract extension without first hearing what Brady is seeking in a new deal.
As we approach free agency, some notes to revisit as Tom Brady’s decision on his next step draws closer. During last training camp, Brady & the Patriots discussed a new deal, including a multi-year extension. Brady’s preference was to not add any years to his deal.and include a no-tag provision in his deal to ensure him the right to test the market if he desired. Early in camp, the Patriots gave Brady his request for total freedom after 2019. Brady now has that opportunity to be a free agent.
The chance for Brady to return to New England is of course possible, but an important step in that process is an understanding for the team of what Brady is seeking in a new deal.
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