That’s it. It’s over. After a strange few months, the 2020/21 season has come to a stunningly normal conclusion. If Tom Brady keeps this up, he’ll be in the market for extra fingers before we know it. With his seventh ring and fifth Super Bowl MVP award in the bag, there is not much left to be said about a career that could be broken in half, viewed sideways, with one eye closed, while standing on your head and still be worthy of a first-ballot induction to the Hall of Fame. Instead, we’re turning our attention toward one of the most worn watches of the event. The new Breitling Chronomat.In all honesty, I am still bitter about the whole 2020/21 season. As a die-hard Broncos fan since the John Elway days, this season, and the past few, have been a bit of a wash-out. Super Bowl 50 was the last Broncos NFL championship win with Peyton Manning as the quarterback. While I’m no fan of Brady (having shared a conference with his dominant Patriots for the past 20 years), even I cannot deny Brady’s prowess and dedication to his craft.His jump to Tampa Bay this offseason was a gamble that paid off in the most unbelievable of ways. With his old buddy Rob Gronkowski back in the fold and troubled all-star Antonio Brown suiting up in the red and pewter, the Buccs are stacked. Terrifyingly for the rest of the NFL, Brady’s promised to be back?again next year. But enough about the future of the NFL, what were the guys covering the game wearing on their wrists?Breitling Chronomat out in forceVeteran NFL spokesperson, James Brown, was wearing the new Breitling Chronomat. From the screen grabs of the live pregame show, I could ascertain that James had the Rouleaux bracelet version in stainless steel. This was confirmed when the Instgram account for Breitling_USA posted an image of the whole CBS team wearing a version of the Chronomat including; Phil Simms, Bill Cowher, Boomer Esiason, and Nate Burleson View this post on InstagramA post shared by Breitling USA (@breitling_usa)