Tom Brady underwent knee surgery this offseason, but he seems to be completely recovered.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback was not wearing a knee brace or sleeve at training camp practice on Monday, NFL Media’s Sara Walsh reported.
There was talk about Brady dealing with a knee injury, but we didn’t learn the extent of it until recently. Brady played on a partially-torn MCL last season (another report said it was fully torn). The injury actually occurred in 2019.
Brady was seen working out in a video in June without a knee brace on. Him continuing to play without any specific support device for his knee seems to be a good sign about his recovery.
Brady turns 44 next week and is looking to repeat as a Super Bowl champion. He passed for 4,633 yards last season. His 40 passing touchdowns were the second-highest total of his career for a single season.
