Hilarious Tom Brady fake Michigan Wolverines speech video
By Jason Marcum
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who played at Michigan from 1996-99 before embarking on what’s been a hall-of-fame NFL career, stopped by Michigan at Schembechler Hall to chat with the wolverines football team Thursday. Brady was in town because the Patriots were playing Detroit in the evening, and he gave a memorable speech to the football team to help get them fired-up for the upcoming college football season.
"“I didn’t have an easy experience. I didn’t come in as a top-rated recruit. I didn’t come with the opportunity to play right away. I had to earn it,” Brady said. “You know what the greatest honor I’ve ever received as a player is? In my fourth and fifth year, I was named team captain. That, to this day, is the single greatest achievement I’ve ever had as a football player, because the men in this room chose me to lead their team.”"
It was a memorable speech, but the guys at FOX Football Daily did their own recreation of the video, which you can see here: