Watch Tom Brady's Son Ask 'How Cool Is Gronk?' He's Pretty Darn Cool, | Daily Gronk

01.29.18

Watch Tom Brady's Son Ask 'How Cool Is Gronk?' He's Pretty Darn Cool, Kiddo ..

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When Tom Brady’s son grows up, he wants to be just like … Gronk?

In an excerpt from Brady’s new Facebook Watch series “Tom vs. Time,” TB12 is giving his eight-year-old son, Benjamin, an NFL history less.

He’s trying to tell the little guy that the Pittsburgh Steelers hold the record for the most Super Bowl wins with six, but Benny just wants to talk about one thing.

“And who else?” Brady ponders, when thinking of the greatest teams of all time. “And Gronk?” his adorable little mini-me asks.

“Is he on your team? How cool is he?"

“He’s pretty cool!” Brady agrees, while trying not to laugh at Benny’s innocent inquiry about our favorite party rocker.

Keep an eye out for Benny, Gisele, Vivian and John cheering on their dad as he aims to single-handedly match the Steelers with a sixth Super Bowl ring.

I love this boy! @gronk stay cool bro... 😎

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Brady’s adorable family time has been brought into our lives thanks to filmmaker, Bostonian and massive Patriots fan, Gotham Chopra.

The “Religion of Sports” creator got a personal insight into Brady’s life on and off the field for the six-episode docu-series that premiered last week.

“I have thought for many years how cool it would be to show fans other aspects of my life and interact with them in a different way,” Brady said in a statement to the media when the series was announced earlier this month.

“Gotham is a great storyteller. I think he was able to capture the essence of my off-field life and the love I have for the game of football and my family,” he added.

Chopra, who launched the “Religion of Sports” media platform Michael Strahan and Brady went on to say that his goal with “Tom vs. Time” was to “understand the anatomy of that greatness … get an inside look and see that he’s not some alien or genetic freak, but that there’s a relentlessness and humanity to his training -- and that it truly takes a village with equally impassioned teammates, coaches, and family members, it actually makes his success that much more impressive,” he said.

Check it out in the video below:

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