In the immortal words of Bill Belichick, Tom Brady is already on to 2016 after the New England Patriots were ousted by the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship just over a week ago.
Not only is Brady back in the training room, he’s already started doing two-a-days to prepare himself for the next season.
He’s training right now with the University of Huddersfield Rugby Union Football Club at this time:
Great training session with @_JoeyFord and @tbrady14 putting us through our paces! We can't wait for Wednesday! #sharktime #BUCSWednesday
— Huddersfield Sharks 🦈 (@UHRUFC_) February 1, 2016
This is some next-level dedication from Brady, who is already one of the NFL’s all-time greats.
Last year, playing with receivers that would likely not even make many NFL rosters, Brady was No. 3 in the NFL with 4,870 yards and led the league with 36 touchdowns, all while throwing just seven interceptions.
At the rate he’s going, having put together some of his finest work in his late-30s, nobody should be surprised to see Brady still playing at an elite level well into his 40s.