The legend Tom Brady and the final play: the millionaire pension he’ll receive from the NFL at age 55
In the NFL, the average player's career lasts just three years. That's why, when talking about legends like Tom Brady-who played 23 seasons filled with tackles, touchdowns, and historic feats-anyone would imagine his pension would be as massive as his achievements. However, reality tells a different story.Isaac Christopher Rochell, a former NFL player, revealed on social media that upon turning 55, he'll begin receiving $7,000 a month thanks to the league's pension. The math is simple: players earn roughly $1,000 in pension for every season played. Following that logic, Brady should receive $23,000 a month... but there's a cap.Tom Brady makes first public practice appearance with the Raiders since becoming minority owner The NFL pension cap The NFL stipulates that pension benefits only accumulate up to 10 years of play. This means that although Brady played more than twice that […]