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TOM Brady will forever be remembered as a legend by both New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner spent two decades with the Patriots before closing out his career with a three-year stint in Florida.
And it seems that despite having spent the majority of his career in Foxboro, Brady's loyalty remains with both his former teams.
In a recent commercial for Hertz, with whom Brady has worked in partnership for three years, the three-time NFL MVP was quizzed by actress and comedian Yvonne Orji in a faux game show.
The lightning round saw Brady take on two questions.
The first was about the company's Gold Plus Rewards membership program, while the second hit a little closer to home.
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"Alright round two, Tampa Bay or New England?" Orji asked.
Brady coyly looked away as he responded with a drawn-out "What?"
This marked the latest in Brady's Let's Go! campaign with Hertz which was announced in March 2023.
In the clips, he appears on Orji's fictional daytime TV show, mocking typical scenarios from such shows, including awaiting the results of a life-changing test and reliving emotional revelations from his playing days.
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"I appreciate my close collaboration with Hertz because it truly is so natural and authentic to me," Brady stated following the announcement of their partnership.
Brady's latest appearance could prove a useful one in the long term, as he took on the role of a reporter in the field during a news broadcast version of Let's Go!
This comes just months before he is scheduled to make his on-air debut for Fox Sports as their lead analyst beginning in the fall of 2024.
Brady signed a 10-year deal reportedly worth $375 million with the network while a member of the Buccaneers.
Fans will also see more of the GOAT on their screen in the coming weeks with his The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady set to be streamed live on Netflix on May 5 at 8 pm ET.
The roast will be hosted by Hollywood star Kevin Hart, with Chris Rock, Bill Burr, David Letterman, and Ali Wong all scheduled to participate.
Brady's former head coach, Bill Belichick, is also reportedly in line to appear at the event at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, according to NFL reporter Gregg Rosenthal.
Actor Ben Affleck may also make an appearance.
"The man. The arena. The roast of Tom Brady. Live on Netflix," Hart said in the roast's promotional clip.
"No helmets. No Mercy. No Brady rule."
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Unphased, Brady responded "No f**king problem," as he walked away from a burning Kia Forum.
He later claimed, "I'm unroastable. Let's go!"