As the NFL season draws to a close, the Buffalo Bills find themselves sitting in second place in the standings. After a disappointing loss to the Los Angeles Rams, the Bills are increasingly slipping further from the path to a championship. In light of these struggles, head coach Sean McDermott made an urgent request to the president of the Buffalo Bills organization, urging the team to bring in the legendary former star Tom Brady as an offensive analyst.

McDermott, known for his tenacity and leadership, is looking for ways to turn the team’s fortunes around after a turbulent season. McDermott’s push to bring Brady into the fold came after a string of disappointing performances from the offense.

The Bills have long been known for their strong defense, but the offensive unit has struggled to find consistency, especially following key injuries and miscommunications on the field. With the team’s Super Bowl dreams at risk, McDermott believes that adding Brady to the staff could provide the critical spark needed to revitalize the offense and bring the team back into contention.

After several attempts to reach Brady, McDermott finally managed to secure a meeting with the former quarterback. The conversation between the two took place over dinner, where McDermott laid out his vision for how Brady could play a pivotal role in the team’s revival.

Brady, who retired after a stellar 23-year career with the New England Patriots and the Tатра Вау Виссаaneers, has remained out of the limelight, but has maintained a strong interest in the game, particularly when it comes to mentoring and coaching. However, the answer that McDermott received from Brady during this dinner was one that shocked both him and the entire NFL world.

Brady shared his concerns about stepping into such a high-profile role with the Bills, especially considering the current state of the team. “I really want to come to the Buffalo Bills. It’s a strong team with a rich tradition, and I’ve always admired it.

But recently, the club has been facing a lot of issues, and I’m worried that by the time I get there, the situation will be too much for me to handle. That being said, I’ll think it over, but I would expect a contract worth $5 million,” Brady said.

The response left McDermott somewhat disheartened but also hopeful. While Brady expressed a strong desire to join the team, his reservations about the current turmoil surrounding the Bills made it clear that he was hesitant to take on the role without full assurance that he could make a meaningful impact.

Brady’s demand for a $5 million contract was also a striking revelation, signaling that he would not be willing to join the team unless he felt it was a high-stakes opportunity that matched his legendary status and career achievements.