The international news of the day is none other than the multi-million dollar offer of Elon Musk to buy Twitter. The repercussion was so great that in addition to covering the financial markets, the announcement also had an impact on the world of sports, specifically on the NFL.
Given the revolt of opinions on social networks about the possible transaction, one was the one that attracted the most attention; that of Tom Brady.
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El quarterback seven-time Super Bowl winner He dedicated a tweet to the richest person on the planet, where he asked him if he manages to buy Twitter, delete your famous combine photo. “If you buy Twitter can you delete the photo of the combine?” ‘The GOAT’ wrote on his profile.
Meanwhile, others users they took the opportunity to reproach him the ‘traps’ that Brady made while he was with the New England Patriots, like the deflated football scandal in the AFC Championship game against the Colts and for which he was suspended five games, or that he really should be in the spotlight for every Super Bowl who won is Bill Belichick.
Brady’s request exploded on the social network where many people began to respond with humor. One of them was Matt Hasselbeck Backup QB for the Indianapolis Colts. “I don’t know… the Combine photo proves the TB12 method works!” he pointed out.
The photo that ‘TB12’ asks to delete is about the 2000 scout combinean event where players are tested by the NFL in order to enter the Draft and later be chosen by a franchise. In the material you can see Brady very thin and without a shirt, and through the decades it has become iconic among lovers of American football. ‘The GOAT’ returned from a short retirement of just two months and confirmed that he will play one more season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2022.
On the other hand, the board of directors of Twitter announced that it will analyze the offer of $43 billion of Elon Musk, who owns PayPal, Tesla and the Space X space program, among other successful companies.
