The athletic universe might be an exciting center to showcase productivity and skills. However, it comes down to a crucial point: longevity. Various athletic legends have hung up their boots when the aging concern grows. But Tom Brady, Serena Williams, and LeBron James are thriving despite their age milestone. But NBA Point Guard Tyrese Maxey is wondering just what their magic potion is.

The competitive prowess of some athletes has had the sporting universe go berserk. Bucs’ QB Tom Brady just turned 45, but is still passing the ball efficiently. The same goes for Williams and James, who are smashing in their respective sport. Tyrese Maxey also needs the potion or any magical thing that makes them so energetic and dominant. The athlete took to Twitter to ask the question.

The 76ers Point Guard mentioned, “What is in the water Bron, Serena, and TB12 drinking!? At this point I’m just curious!”

The youngster’s curiosity might be the biggest question in every sporting fan’s brain. Despite touching the 35+ age mark, they continue to rule the game and make it prominent. Tom Brady came off retirement to clinch his eighth Super Bowl win. It could be the winning drive inside him or the avocado ice cream. But he still continues to be ‘the guy’ in the NFL. 

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As per Sportscasting, the only time Brady missed games was in 2016, when he served a four-game suspension for his role in the Deflategate Controversy. Despite nagging problems throughout his tenure; which included a knee injury in 2020, the seven-time champion never sat out a regular season game.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert admires Tom Brady and his durability

The NFL is moving into a new era as new athletes like Patrick Mahomes, and Justin Herbert takes over modern-age QBs like Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger. But athletes like Tom Brady, Russell Wilson, and Aaron Rodgers remain at the pinnacle. Herbert appreciated Brady’s ability to perform on a high level for over two decades.

The Chargers QB mentioned via Fox News Digital, “I think the way that he took care of his body in the way he was able to play for 22 or 23 years was incredible. And at the same time, he found a way to win all those years. It might not have been the prettiest of games, but found a way to win” Brady indeed is the Pharaoh, who rises to reign dominance over the NFL and the fan’s hearts.

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