#AskTom: Which Team Would Tom Brady Most Want To Play For? Can Brock Purdy Win Super Bowl?

Rumors of Tom Brady's potential return to the gridiron have persisted since he last stepped off the gridiron at the end of the 2022 season.

While he isn't planning a comeback, Brady knows exactly which team he would want to play for if he unretired today.

In the latest edition of #AskTom, Brady had a "pretty simple" answer when asked which team he'd most want to play for.

"I'm a veteran quarterback, and Matt Stafford's a veteran quarterback, too, playing for Sean McVay, playing with Puka [Nacua], playing with Davante [Adams], that three tight end grouping they run, Kyren Williams, Blake Corum (the Michigan Wolverine) and a damn good offensive line led by Ryan Wendell, my former center," Brady said, expressing a desire to quarterback the Los Angeles Rams in this hypothetical.

Even though the Rams are off to a disappointing 2-3 start, their talent at the skill positions is undeniable.

Nacua was named an All-Pro for the second time in his career last season and logged a career-high 17 catches in the Rams' Week 5 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Adams, meanwhile, is statistically having another strong season, ranking sixth in receiving yards (441) and is tied for fourth in receiving touchdowns (4).

In fact, you could make the case that Stafford's play at quarterback could be hindering the Rams this season.

While he leads the league in passing, Stafford's 88.3 passer rating is 21st in the league.

As for Brady, he threw for 4,694 yards, 25 touchdowns and nine interceptions with a 90.7 passer rating as a 45-year-old in 2022.

Would the now-49-year-old Brady be able to put up similar stats if he played for the Rams now? That we don't know.

But we do know what Brady's thoughts are on Brock Purdy, as he praised the San Francisco 49ers' quarterback in the most recent edition of #AskTom.

He also fielded questions from the MLB on FOX crew, with Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz each asking for the GOAT's opinion on certain topics.

Here's all of what Brady said in this week's #AskTom.