From an -16 time in Cleveland to earning a critical enjoy that aided the Patriots safe a Tremendous Bowl (together with his twin brother, Devin), Jason McCourty knowledgeable the NFL’s maximum peaks and deepest valleys.

Immediately after 13 seasons, McCourty announced his retirement this offseason and immediately landed a media gig on NFL Network’s “Good Morning Football.” Talking to Albert Breer of the MMQB, McCourty explained he’ll constantly assume of Tennessee as his soccer household — the corner invested his first eight seasons there — but there is no doubt the place he had the most entertaining participating in ball.

“As any child can visualize, you have a sibling that is close in age, allow alone an identical twin, and you received to perform alongside one another and get the Tremendous Bowl with each other like that. That’s a storybook ending,” McCourty told Breer. “So that was the most enjoyable. But Tennessee is home. If anyone requested me, I’m a Titan. Tennessee was 8 seasons, had to endure a whole lot of dropping but felt like we had been placing bricks in that making. I got married in Tennessee, experienced all a few of my young children, so that’s property. But Tennessee and New England, these are the two areas for me. One particular was property. Just one was the most pleasurable I’ve experienced enjoying football.”

Although the Patriots are slim at cornerback, McCourty expended very last year in Miami and claimed it was the only place he would have returned experienced he made the decision to play in 2023. Now a member of the media world, he also joked that he will not shy absent from criticizing his brother if it’s warranted.

“For me, it’s going to be awesome to be on the other side,” McCourty stated. “I currently instructed him, if he goes out there and stinks it up, I’m heading to be on the Tv set display Monday morning talking about how terrible he played. I’m not keeping everything back again.”

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