Tom Brady meets twins named after him and Edelman during viral event
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 4:06 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Tom Brady had a heartwarming encounter with twins named Thomas and Brady, during a training camp event in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The twins, born in April 2015, were named after Brady and former Patriots receiver Julian Edelman, with parents Brian and Grace Caffyn traveling from Hong Kong to the camp in 2018. A recently resurfaced video captures the playful exchange between Brady and the boys, who were just three years old at the time. The clip has gained attention again, providing a nostalgic moment for NFL fans and showcasing Brady's connection with young fans.
- •Brady met twins named Thomas and Brady at training camp.
- •The twins' full names reflect Brady and Julian Edelman.
- •Their parents traveled from Hong Kong for the meeting.
- •The viral video captures a joyful moment between Brady and the boys.
- •The encounter took place during the 2018 training camp.
- 4:06 PMYahoo Sports — Video of Tom Brady’s Unexpected Encounter With Twins Named After Him And His Favorite WR Is Going Viral Again
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