NFL fans are convinced Tom Brady is sporting a leaner look since leaving football behind.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner, 45, was seen appearing “super skinny” as he attended the iconic Le Mans race in France last weekend.
Brady retired from the NFL “for good” in February after 23 seasons in the league.
He is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time and is set to join up with Fox Sports next year in the broadcast booth after signing $375million deal.
Brady was in France to start the famous 24-hour race alongside NBA superstar LeBron James, and rubbed shoulders with the teams in the paddocks before the off.
He uploaded a set of pictures from the day to his 13.9million Instagram followers, posing with drivers and race officials.
A selection of NFL fans believed that Tom looked “thin” in the snaps, flooding the comment section with well wishes.
One user wrote in reply to the pics: “Tom is too thin. He looks sick.”
While another added: “Anyone else think Tom looks super thin?”
And a third said: “Tom’s gotten too skinny actually.”
A fourth commented: “I was thinking the same. I hope all is okay.”
But others simply put Brady’s leaner appearance down to his lack of offseason training for the first time in 23 years.
One fan countered: “Damn, you all need to get a life. Let the guy be in shape…”
While another said: “Guess you haven’t seen where he threw a football to knock out a drone and nailed it his first try? He’s not bulking up the muscle mass for football anymore.”
And a third laughed: “Americans aren’t used to healthy thin people! Lean is better than good. He’ll live for a LONG time.”
Brady’s retirement has been anything but relaxing since he called time on his career on February 1.
He recently invested in the Las Vegas Raiders, while he continues to deal with the fallout of his divorce to wife of thirteen years Gisele Bundchen.
The pair share two children, Benjamin and Vivian, with Brady recently taking the kids on a whirlwind trip to Disneyworld Florida.
His French adventure saw him head from Le Mans to Roland Garros, where he watched tennis star Novak Djokovic make history in the French Open by winning his 23rd Grand Slam.
