So when asked about Tom Brady teasing a comeback, Patriots coach Jerod Mayo talked about him like a quarterback of the past. During an appearance on Monday’s episode of The Greg Hill Show, Mayo was asked if the door was open for Brady if the 46-year-old decided to come out of retirement once again.

Despite speculation born from recent comments made by Tom Brady, ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano does not envision the legendary quarterback coming out

Tom Brady recently got Patriots fans excited by saying he isn't opposed to making a late-season NFL return, but New England head coach Jerod Mayo doesn't expect the legendary quarterback to play for his former team again.

NFL fans think that Tom Brady may un-retire (again) to play for an AFC team after their big move at the NFL Draft.

After previously keeping the door open on a potential comeback, Tom Brady is posting videos of himself training. In a four-second video on his

If Tom Brady wants to return to the NFL this year, he has an open invite to join the New England Patriots, but they wouldn't necessarily be looking to sign him as a player. During an interview on Monday with WEEI in Boston,

It may be another 10 years before Tom Brady NFL rumors stop completely, as we have our latest circling the trending news topic bars. Brady commented earlier this month on a potential return to the NFL for him as a player in the event a team goes through a midseason injury with their quarterback group.

Tom Brady didn't exactly rule out a potential NFL return. But Patriots head coach and former teammate Jerod Mayo isn't holding his breathe that if it happens it'll be in New England. Speaking on WEEI Radio this morning about the prospect of Brady's return,

Tom Brady is retired from the NFL and did not play anywhere last season, but he has notably kept his options open for a potential return this upcoming season, making it clear that he is staying in shape and he wouldn’t be opposed to joining a playoff-caliber team in need of a quarterback.