“Obviously it’s a little different,” the wideout said Monday in a video conference with reporters. “But you’ve got to move on and you understand this is a business.”
“You wish him well. That’s when you instantly start thinking about yourself. … We’ve played a lot of ball together. I love him to death, but the train keeps moving.”
Edelman won three Super Bowls with Brady and was the QB’s glue receiver, the couple of seasons he played. Even at 34 years old, he’s coming off a 100-catch, 1,117-yard, six-TD season in 2019.
That wise old vet will have a new quarterback in Cam Newton, the presumed starter. Edelman’s first impression of Newton was positive.
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