New England Patriots chief Robert Kraft has confirmed that they plan to honour Tom Brady in their opening game of the new season.
Brady is widely regarded as the best player in NFL history, after he helped the Patriots win six Super Bowl championships across a near-20-year career at the Gillette Stadium. He left the Patriots in 2019 to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and won his seventh Super Bowl ring in his first season, before retiring earlier this year.
With the NFL schedule making headlines, Kraft has revealed that the Patriots plan to honour Brady at the home opener of next season. At the time of the interview, which he gave on Good Morning Football, Kraft did not know who the Patriots would be facing in Week One.