Tom Brady Breaks Silence on Super Bowl Loss

Tom Brady No. 12 of the New England Patriots speaks to the media after losing 41-33 to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minn., on Feb. 4, 2018. (Larry Busacca/Getty Images)

After losing the Super Bowl, Tom Brady said he’s done some thinking about the loss.

“There are many emotions when you come up short of your goal. And they are all part of learning and growing in this journey of life,” Brady said in an Instagram post on Friday, Feb. 9.

“Learning turns everything into a positive. And the number one feeling I have had the past 4 days is gratitude.”

He gave thanks to his coaches, teammates, and the Philadelphia Eagles.

“Gratitude to the Philadelphia Eagles team and organization for bringing out the best in us and being gracious winners (as well as congratulations on winning the championship),” he wrote.

He also thanked the New England Patriots fans “who showed up every week to cheer us on and commit their time and energy and love and support to what our goals are. And gratitude to my family and friends who continue to love and support my dreams.”

“Thank you all. I love you all. Best, Tom.”

Brady and coach Bill Belichick are now 5-3 in Super Bowls.

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