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BREAKING: Patriots Legend Tom Brady on Why He's Backing Seahawks' Sam Darnold in Super Bowl LX

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As Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots draws closer, Tom Brady surprised many by explaining why he’s supporting Sam Darnold of the Seahawks in this big game. While Brady is a Patriots legend, he made it clear that his support for Darnold is based on his perseverance and unwavering effort throughout his career.

Brady, who has won 6 Super Bowls with the Patriots, hasn’t picked a side in the matchup between the Seahawks and Patriots. Instead, he shared that respect for players who overcome adversity is the most important factor to him. Brady emphasized that in football, it’s more about “supporting those who put on great performances” rather than choosing a team, and Darnold is a perfect example of this.

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Darnold’s journey in the NFL has been filled with challenges, from early career struggles to finding an opportunity with the Seahawks. After joining the Seahawks, Darnold proved his worth by throwing for over 4,000 yards in the 2025 season and leading one of the most explosive offenses in the league. This remarkable rebound is something Brady deeply admires.

“Tom has always been a football icon, and hearing him say such kind words about me means a lot,” Darnold shared emotionally. “I know he focuses on the moments in the game more than picking a team, but I’m still grateful that he values my journey. And when I wear the number 14 for the Seahawks, I’m not just representing myself — I’m representing a community that’s supported me all the way through.”

Brady not only respects Darnold for his victories but also for his relentless work ethic. Darnold overcame many obstacles and found his place with the Seahawks after bouncing around multiple teams. This is why Brady feels such admiration for Darnold, a colleague who never gave up despite facing countless challenges.

Brady’s final thoughts on Darnold are not just support, but a tribute to Darnold’s journey and the persistence that defines football. It’s also a message for all players in the league: no matter how many setbacks you face, as long as you stay persistent and fight hard, opportunities will come.

With Brady’s advice and support, Darnold has added motivation heading into Super Bowl LX. No matter the outcome, receiving respect from a legend like Brady means a great deal to Darnold and the Seahawks community.

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