Did Tom Brady support the Patriots in Super Bowl LX?

Tom Brady stated he had no "dog in the fight" for Super Bowl LX but expressed solidarity with Robert Kraft, saying he had his back.

Why did Tom Brady declare neutrality for the Patriots' Super Bowl game?

Tom Brady's neutrality is influenced by his role as a national analyst and his ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.

What is Tom Brady's current connection to the New England Patriots?

Tom Brady is a former player who won six Super Bowls with the Patriots and maintains strong "familial ties" to the organization.

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Brady Backs Patriots Family: 'Got Your Back, RKK'

7 Feb

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Summary

Tom Brady expressed support for Robert Kraft ahead of Super Bowl.
Brady stated he has no 'dog in the fight' for the game.
Brady's neutrality surprised fans due to his 'Patriot for life' status.

Brady Backs Patriots Family: 'Got Your Back, RKK'

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady has declared a neutral stance on his rooting interest for Super Bowl LX, featuring his former team against the Seattle Seahawks. Despite his deep ties to the Patriots, Brady, now a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and a Fox Sports analyst, initially stated he had no "dog in the fight." However, less than 48 hours before kickoff, Brady expressed solidarity with his longtime friend and former boss, Robert Kraft, via Instagram, stating, "You know I got your back RKK ... Get that 7th ring so we can match."

Brady's declaration of neutrality in a "Let's Go!" podcast interview surprised many fans, especially given his "Patriot for life" status. His impartiality is attributed to his current role as a national analyst, which demands objectivity, and his ownership stake in the Raiders. Furthermore, rumors suggest the Raiders are considering Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak for their head coaching position, making Brady's public support for either team potentially complicated.