Quarterbacks can’t run as well when they get old, but they definitely don’t lose their mobility.
Just look at the approaching NFL season. Tom Brady scrambles from New England to Tampa Bay, Philip Rivers parts ways with the Chargers and winds up in Indianapolis, and Cam Newton says goodbye to the Carolina Panthers and hello to the Patriots.
Old guys rule. Or at least they’ll try to.
Brady is the biggest story of the offseason, and he turns 43 on Monday. The six-time Super Bowl winner still can command the spotlight, and has generated a buzz bigger than the Buccaneers have ever had, even when they won the Super Bowl with Jon Gruden as coach.