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Brady, 47, showed off his arm before his Week 11 broadcast assignment.
There was no doubt, but Tom Brady always got it. Luke Hales/Getty Images
Tom Brady still looks like he could come out of retirement a third time and win an eighth Super Bowl.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback turned NFL color commentator showed off his arm at Madison Square Garden during a Knicks game Friday night.
Brady, who was sitting courtside with his oldest son, Jack, autographed a football to throw into the stands. He got a few practice passes before throwing it into a crowd of fans showering the legendary Patriots quarterback with boos.
Watch how deep the ball goes into the first level of MSG seats:
Here’s another angle:
Brady was participating in the Knicks-Nets contest before his Week 11 Fox NFL assignment. He will be in the booth alongside Kevin Burkhardt for Sunday’s Bears-Packers game at 1 p.m. Eastern.
The retired QB is known for his football prowess, but he can also throw basketball catches. Before the start of this NBA season, Brady made a bold prediction about the Knicks on Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart’s podcast, “Roommates Show.”
“Winning the Super Bowl is just something else,” he said in August. “It’s probably like getting to the final. It’s difficult to get there. And then once you get there, you really have to compete. I have a feeling you’re going to get there.
As of Friday, the Knicks were 5-6 and in fourth place in the Eastern Conference standings for the young season. New York will have to get through the 13-0 Cavaliers and 10-3 Celtics if they want to have a chance in the Finals.
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