Former Michigan quarterback Tom Brady, a six-time Super Bowl champion with the Patriots and four-time Super Bowl MVP, said his experience with the Wolverines taught him about being “all about the team.”
He appeared on the The Howard Stern Show Wednesday, and during the lengthy interview on Sirius XM, shared insights into his Michigan experience. Brady highlighted his relationship with Greg Harden, Michigan executive associate athletic director for athletic counseling, as pivotal in adjusting his mindset and approach to the game and life.
Brady was taken in the sixth round of the 2000 draft, the 199th overall pick, by the Patriots.