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NYC Sanitation Offers Tom Brady a Snow-Shoveling Job After his Retirement
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By February 3, 2022 9:29 am

New York City’s Department of Sanitation offered Tom Brady a snow-shoveling job after his retirement from the NFL.

The department tweeted, “Hey @TomBrady! We hear you may have some extra time this winter. Feel free to join our Snow Laborers and help shovel snow & ice after winter storms. We are still hiring! … And you help keep NYC moving!”

The sanitation department’s job offer came days after New York got pounded with snow over the weekend.

 

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