Tom Brady still embodies the "never satisfied" mentality

Whatever his age or the number of Super Bowls he wins, Tom Brady still needs more.

Thousands of athletes adopt the "never satisfied" mentality. It's a good way to make sure you're always hungry and competitive.

But quarterback Tom Brady of the New England Patriots has always been the dictionary definition of this mentality. He is about to finish his 19th year in the NFL, and he has accomplished more than anything the quarterbacks could even dream of.

At the age of 24, Brady was already Super Bowl Champion and Super Bowl MVP. At 27, he had two other Super Bowl titles. And it was only the beginning of his career.

Now 41, Brady is a five-time champion, four-time Super Bowl MVP, triple NFL MVP, and 13-time Pro Bowler. It has firmly consolidated its status as the greatest quarterback of all time, and at this stage there is no real logical argument that anyone can oppose.

Despite all this, Brady still wants more. He feels that he still has a lot to prove. In other words, it is "never satisfied".

In the epilogue episode of "Tom vs.. "Time," Brady reinstated his intention to play until the age of 45, which would mean five more seasons in the NFL.

"I'd like to play five more years," Brady said. "It will be a challenge for me. I do not think it's going to be easy. It's hard to do. I think it's going to be very difficult to do. But I think I can do it.

Brady has already won more Super Bowls than any quarter of history. Usually, when quarterbacks reach their age, they are already retired for a few years. What more could he hope to get out of his career?

It's just that. Brady has always taken the term "competitive" to a whole new level. Even at age 41, he still has a lot to do.

"It would be like coming up to the top of the mountain and going," Ah, that's fine. I am good, "said Brady. "No. You've worked very hard to get to this point, so why not finish it? Look at my career from, I do not know, 30, 32, 33. Many players retire at age 33. You look at the football, 10 years of career, it's an amazing career, I mean, I think the last eight years of my career have been better than the top ten, so I should just extend it. 'try to do.

Sooner or later, the undefeated Father must go out Brady once and for all. But no player in NFL history has ever been more effective than Brady in evading his father. While he continues his fight against time, he could win some Super Bowls en route.

As soon as Brady wins another title, he'll be ready for the next one. Because whatever his age, he is never satisfied.