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Brady reportedly hopes to play into his mid-forties.
• Quarterback Tom Brady leads the New England Patriots against the Philadelphia Eagles at the Super Bowl on Sunday.
• So far, he's won five Super Bowl rings with the Patriots.
• But his wife, supermodel Gisele Bundchen, is reportedly hoping he will retire soon.
• LinkedIn provided Business Insider with some data on the jobs retired NFL players tend to pursue.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady goes for his sixth Super Bowl ring on Sunday.
And his lengthy and successful career has prompted many observers to label him "the greatest quarterback of all time."
But that winning streak won't last much longer if Gisele Bundchen has anything to say about it.
Brady's supermodel wife - who frequently appears on lists of the wealthiest and most powerful women in entertainment - is reportedly "dead serious" about getting her husband to retire.
Her concerns aren't surprising, given the dangers of the sport.
And, while Brady has said he wants to play into his mid-forties, according to the Wall Street Journal, the average NFL career length across all positions lasts only 2.66 years.
Last year, LinkedIn analyzed career data from over 3,000 former NFL players to find out what fields most pro football players go into after they put away their helmets for the last time. Obviously, Tom Brady can do whatever he likes in retirement, but it could very well be one of these things: