Photo: Instagram/Tom Brady Tom Brady 's legendary status with the New England Patriots was cemented on Wednesday as he was inducted into the team's Hall of Fame. Fans packed Gillette Stadium to watch the historic event, where Brady received his red jacket in a grand ceremony. Robert Kraft, the Patriots' owner, waived the usual four-year waiting period for Brady’s induction. The date, June 12th, was chosen to symbolize Brady’s six Super Bowl wins and his iconic No. 12 jersey, which was retired during the ceremony. The celebration, lasting over two hours, highlighted Brady’s 20-year career with the Patriots and his family background. Former teammates shared stories and memories, while Brady’s family attended the event. Photo: Instagram/Tom Brady The ceremony opened with a performance by Jay-Z, who introduced Brady with “Public Service Announcement,” Brady’s entrance song at Foxborough. WWE star John Cena narrated Brady's introduction video. Comedian Bill Burr and NBC...