Tom Brady to Howard Stern: "I Never Cared About Legacy. I Could Give A S---"

Tom Brady opened up about the final year with the Patriots in a tell-all interview with Howard Stern.

Tom Brady told Howard Stern's SiriusXM show that he never cared about his legacy and had a feeling 2019 would be his final season with the New England Patriots.

"I never cared about legacy," Brady said. "I could give a s--- about legacy...That's just not me. It's not my personality."

"Why would I choose a different place?" he added. "It was time. I accomplished everything I could in two decades with an incredible organization, an incredible group of people."

"I never cared about legacy. I could give a shit... It's just not me. It's not my personality. Why would I choose a different place? It's because it was just time. I don't know what to say other than that." -- Tom Brady to Howard Stern on leaving Patriots

— Jimmy Traina (@JimmyTraina) April 8, 2020

Brady also told Stern that he has no feelings of resentment toward Bill Belichick for not making him a Patriot for life and that he was in tears when he informed owner Robert Kraft about his decision to leave New England.

Last month, Brady signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and left behind New England with six Super Bowl rings, three MVP awards and 41 playoff starts since 2001.