Tom Brady fans are all saying the same thing about the NFL superstar’s decision to retire exactly one year after his retirement

TOM Brady fans have a lot to say about the timing of the quarterback’s retirement — which comes exactly a year after his first.

Fans of the legendary quarterback have compiled some interesting thoughts on Brady’s retirement announcement.

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Immediately after retiring, Brady turned his attention to promoting the film he is set to star in.

“Now that I’m retired I have time to visit @80forBrady four times today,” Brady tweeted Friday.

Commenters on the post poked fun at Brady for possibly bluffing his resignation to promote the film.

One commenter said: “I find it amazing that in the nearly 100 hours I’ve spent consuming news about Brady’s retirement, no one has mentioned the clever marketing move of announcing the retirement just before the film opens .”

“You still own February, man.”

80 for Brady is loosely based on five Massachusetts women in their 80s who watched Brady play for the New England Patriots every Sunday.

The film fictionalizes the women and sends them on a wild journey to see Brady defeat the Atlanta Falcons in the 2017 Super Bowl.

Brady’s second retirement announcement came exactly a year after his first.

Brady’s retirement video

“I’m finally retiring,” Brady said in a video posted to his social media on Feb. 1.

Brady pointed out that he had publicly announced his retirement a year earlier.

He reversed his retirement and played one more season for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

“I think you only get one super emotional retirement essay and I used up my last year.”

NFL stars, current and former, have commented on Brady’s post with goat emojis, referencing his status as the greatest of all time.

Pat Mahomes, JJ Watt, Julian Edelman, Russell Wilson and Rob Gronkowski are part of the all-star contingent praising the now-retired quarterback.

Brady retires as the Super Bowl’s top quarterback with 7 rings.

He won six of his seven Super Bowls with the Patriots.

The 199th pick of the 2000 NFL draft is the NFL’s all-time leader in passing yards, passing touchdowns, postseason wins, and regular-season wins.

Brady used his legendary career to sign a 10-year contract as color commentator for Fox Sports.