Tom Brady Says There's 'Zero' Chance He Retires After Super Bowl LIII

Brady, 41, is in his 19th NFL season.

Apparently, Super Bowl LIII won't be the last we see of Tom Brady.

The Patriots quarterback reportedly told ESPN's Jeff Darlington during an interview that there is "zero" chance Sunday's title match against the Rams in Atlanta will be his final game.

.@JeffDarlington asked Tom Brady what the chances were that he'd retire after the Super Bowl.

Brady's response? pic.twitter.com/LCD0cOXbNT

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 27, 2019

Next season would mark the 20th of Brady's career. The 41-year-old has led New England to the Super Bowl each of the past three seasons.

"Is there any chance that this is your last game"

Tom Brady: pic.twitter.com/dBxxVFgeCV

— SI Media (@SISportsMedia) January 27, 2019

This isn't the first time discussion over Brady's longevity has come to public light. This past offseason, he reiterated his desire to play into his 40s, and did so again during the middle of the regular season.

Brady's current contract is set to expire after the 2019 season. The five-time Super Bowl champion threw for 4,355 yards and 29 touchdowns while completing 65.8% of his passes during the regular season.