Patriots Immortalise Super Bowl Hero Brady With Commemorative Statue

The New England Patriots have immortalized legendary quarterback Tom Brady with a bronze statue outside Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The towering monument, unveiled during a ceremony on Friday, commemorates Brady's extraordinary career with the team, which included six Super Bowl victories.

The statue, depicting Brady with one arm raised triumphantly, symbolizes the six championship seasons he led the Patriots to. Standing at 17 feet tall, the statue represents the 17 AFC East division titles the team secured during Brady's tenure.

Brady, who was selected 199th overall in the 2000 draft, expressed feeling honored and grateful for the permanent tribute. Over his 23-season NFL career, Brady started 333 games and won 278, setting numerous records.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft emphasized the significance of honoring Brady's journey from start to finish. The statue ensures that Brady's legacy will be preserved for generations to come.