As someone who knows a thing or two about performing at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady shared some personal advice with Taylor Swift. Brady, who’s played numerous high-stakes games in Miami, was recently back at the stadium—not as a player this time, but as a fan.
Brady attended Swift’s Miami show with his sons, Jack and Ben, for a special “boys night,” offering some pointers to the superstar about tackling South Florida’s notorious humidity.
Brady, appearing in his latest YouTube vlog, gave Swift his seasoned take: “Taylor, it’s humid. You’ve got a long set. It’s a four-quarter game. Save a little something for the end. That’s what I never did.”
The former quarterback’s experience with Miami’s tough conditions is well-documented; he finished his career with an 8-10 record in South Florida, making it one of his more challenging venues.
His advice to Swift touched on pacing—a lesson he admits he could have applied more often himself on the field.
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Since retiring in early 2023, Brady has kept busy in his post-NFL life. This season marks his debut as a color commentator with FOX Sports, pairing up with the network’s top broadcast team. After some early adjustments, Brady has found his footing, looking more comfortable in the booth each week.
Beyond broadcasting, Brady recently expanded his reach in the sports world, officially purchasing a stake in the Las Vegas Raiders. Despite potential conflicts between ownership responsibilities and his broadcasting role, Brady is set to balance both positions.
Meanwhile, Taylor Swift is currently wrapping up her Eras Tour, moving through the final stretch with shows in New Orleans, Indianapolis, Toronto, and Vancouver to conclude her record-breaking two-year tour.
For Brady, this memorable “boys night” with his sons at Swift’s Miami show marked a unique blend of his past experiences in the stadium and his current role as a supportive dad.
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