In what was a unique season for many different reasons, Tom Brady capped it off with a unique night following winning Super Bowl LV over the Chiefs.
Speaking at the MVP press conference Monday morning, the quarterback said he slept in his daughter's bed.
“I actually spent the night in my daughter's bed because I had five of my nieces and nephews in my bed," he said. "That was pretty unique. [I probably] got about two hours of sleep, so I am going to be trying to get some extra sleep today.”
As is the case with all his other Super Bowl appearances, it truly was a big family event for the Brady family with numerous people flying in from all over the country. This year, with the game played in Tampa Bay and the team not having to travel anywhere, the quarterback had his whole house to himself leading up to kickoff.
“It was great to have everyone there, great to have everyone celebrate," Brady said. "It will be a good day today to rest and have some time with them today. I have been away from my family for — I said, ‘Nobody comes to the house until this game is over.’ We’re going to get some time today to chill out and enjoy it.”
This was the fifth Super Bowl MVP for Brady and seventh title, which is more than any NFL franchise.
