Overview
- In his July 29 newsletter Brady argued that work and family are “connected blocks” in a life pyramid and that his football commitment served as a parenting model
- Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio and other pundits have cited Brady’s own divorce from Gisele Bündchen and late-career grind as evidence of hypocrisy
- Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and peers have praised Scheffler’s family-first stance and highlighted a generational shift toward personal fulfillment over legacy
- Scheffler has reaffirmed he would leave professional golf if it ever harmed his home life, though he expressed some regret over his off-the-cuff media comments
- The exchange has intensified discussions on athlete mental health, role modeling and evolving definitions of success in professional sports