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Tom Brady jumps off cliff, says ‘never doing that again’

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 28, 2015

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That sound you heard was millions of Patriots fans collectively sighing in relief.

The Patriots quarterback and Super Bowl MVP posted a video on Saturday of him jumping off a steep cliff into a pool of water.

His wife and children offered encouragement before Brady took the giant leap.

Brady completed the jump safely and was not injured. Still, he added the caption, “Never doing that again” when posting the video to his official Facebook page, using the hashtag #AirBrady.

In just a few hours, the video had generated over 100,000 likes and 20,000 shares.

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