Gronkowski and Brady have been a dynamic duo throughout their 11-year NFL career, sharing nine seasons in New England before a brief stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Together, they've racked up 90 regular-season touchdowns and an additional 14 scores in the NFL Playoffs.

Tom Brady took a playful dig at his former New Englands Patriot teammate Rob Gronkowski in an attempt to praise Drake Maye.

Fox broadcaster Tom Brady made a wild statement to rile up former New England Patriots teammate Rob Gronkowski.

After the win over the Panthers on Sunday, Maye was asked if he's feeling more comfortable in McDaniels' offense compared to Week 1, and he gave a Brady-like answer: He didn't want to talk about comfort; he wanted to point out that you have to learn things from both wins and losses.

The Brady/Gronk duo combined for 105 touchdowns in the regular season and playoffs, the most from a quarterback to a tight end.

But then, Brady and the Patriots were dealt a dose of reality when they faced the Chargers and Junior Seau. In the most recent edition of "Storytime with Tom Brady," the seven-time Super Bowl champ shared how he felt the Patriots were going to go undefeated in 2002 — until he saw Seau ahead of their 21-14 loss to the Chargers.

With the news coming out Thursday that Robert Kraft has agreed to sell an 8% stake of the Patriots to a pair of investors, it's fair to ask that question.

Future Hall of Famer Tom Brady offered high praise for Aaron Rodgers’ early success with the Pittsburgh Steelers.