Tom Brady Exposed as Closet Donald Trump Supporter

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump may have scored an unofficial endorsement from Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

Barstool Sports writer John Feitelberg tweeted a picture of what appears to be Brady’s locker. Inside it is a red baseball cap with the GOP frontrunner’s campaign slogan.

The picture was accompanied by the caption,”Tom wants to make American great again.”

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Trump has repeatedly appeared in public wearing a similar hat since announcing his presidential bid in June.

https://twitter.com/FeitsBarstool/status/640198529454080001?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

After a federal judge overturned the NFL’s four-game suspension of Brady this week, Trump publicly came out in support of Brady, tweeting: “Congratulations to Tom Brady on yet another great victory- Tom is my friend and a total winner!”

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/639480265841225729

U.S. District Court Judge Richard Berman said on Thursday that the NFL’s penalty against Brady did not have significant legal standing.

Brady has insisted he is innocent of a conspiracy to deflate footballs during the AFC Championship Game last season.

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But NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on Thursday that the league is appealing the ruling “in order to uphold the collectively-bargained responsibility to protect the integrity of the game.”

Brady is set for a season-opening matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers in Foxborough this Thursday.

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