For many, the first thing they’d change about Twitter is adding an edit button. For Tom Brady, his top priority is much more personal: delete that dang NFL combine photo.
You know the one, and Brady is assuming that tech mogul Elon Musk does too. Musk stole the headlines on Thursday when he made a public offer to purchase Twitter for a whopping $54.20 per share, which would put a $43 billion valuation on the social-media platform.
Should a sale go through, its impact on how Twitter runs and is used would be substantial. Brady, though, appears to be focused on one single issue.
