Tom Brady Throws Football with Son at Big House

While Tom Brady serves his four-game suspension, he’s still having some fun with his kid while watching his Michigan Wolverines.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is currently serving a four-game suspension which prohibits him from practicing with his teammates. Fortunately for Brady, he’s got some other receivers that he can throw to.

On Saturday, Brady stopped by his old stomping grounds to watch his Michigan Wolverines take on the Colorado Buffaloes at the Big House. Prior to the game, Brady decided to get some practice in by throwing the football around. All of the Wolverines players were busy getting ready, so Brady started throwing passes to his son.

The entire Brady family is trying to help the Patriots quarterback get ready for the season once his suspension ends. Even his wife Gisele has been seeing catching passes from the future Hall of Famer. You can watch the video of Brady throwing a touchdown to his kid via Twitter below.

It was a great throw and catch from the Brady family, but what makes the play is Tom’s son’s celebration. After the catch, the younger Brady had to hit his dad with the dab, making him an instant Michigan legend.

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The Patriots are getting by without Brady so far, as have the Wolverines. Michigan is actually looking like a national title contender under coach Jim Harbaugh, which has to have former Wolverines like Brady fired up. 

The Wolverines will be taking on the Buffaloes at 3:30 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network. Brady will be serving as an honorary captain for the game.