Former NFL wide receiver Julian Edelman posted a wholesome video of New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick and Tampa Bay Buccaneers star Tom Brady.
Edelman’s video showed the days when Belichick was first taking over as the Patriots’ head coach and the team subsequently drafting Tom Brady with the No. 199 pick in 2000. The video has Natalie Merchant’s"Kind and Generous" playing over Belichick and Brady complimenting each other.
Former New England Patriots Julian Edelman is honored during halftime against the New Orleans Saints at Gillette Stadium."In games where Tom Brady starts, the Patriots are 187 and 127 against the spread," the video captions read."And fun fact … Tom Brady has never beaten the New England Patriots. Patriots +7."
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