WHY TOM BRADY JOINED THE BUCCANEERS

This reminds me of coach Belichick and mr. Kraft, does he feel appreciated by them and do they have adequate gratitude for what he has accomplished? I pray the fifth more information was released and reported on why Tom Brady left the Patriots. Some of it includes some juicy details about what happened in the final hours before the decision was made, we'll delve deeper into what happened and then go over why he chose the Buccaneers. This video acts as a sequel to my last video, so I suggest you watch the first part. In the description, as we talked about before, one of the main reasons for the split was that Brady was always a link to Bill Belichick and if you watched the Patriots last year, you could tell that Brady was extremely frustrated with the offense and the players .

According to ESPN, Brady told his friends that he felt Belichick had taken the offense for granted because of how good he had been for so long. Brady told NBC early last season that he was the most miserable quarterback in the NFL and from there he only became more miserable when the Patriots lost four games in the final half of the season and lost in the wild card round afterward. From that early elimination, the doors had never been wider for someone to come in and pounce on the sixth Super Bowl champion. So why would a partnership between Brady and the Buccaneers make sense?

After all, Brady has five times as many playoff wins as the entire history of the Bucs franchise before Tampa Bay was allowed to talk to Brady due to tampering rules that had already passed. year scouting him in case he actually became a free agent, as we discussed in part one, the Patriots receivers were playing a big role in the decline in offensive production. Albert told Sports Illustrated that he said Bucks head coach Bruce Arians saw where Brady was being held back. The feeling was that with more speed and explosiveness around him than the Bucks could give him with Mike Evans Chris Godwin oj Howard and cam Breit Brady wouldn't be forced to hold the ball like he had in his final year in New England, where he was Slower. skill position talent available Rick shroud of the Tampa Bay Times added that the Bucks read how Brady was frustrated with the way the Patriots were playing, listened to mic'd conversations Brady had on the sidelines about his receivers' inability to get separation , so yes.

It seems Brady wouldn't think this offense is taken for granted in Tampa Bay through the flood. He had compiled a lot of statistics regarding these two offensive units. New England's receivers rated to last an average separation at the time of the throw and the 27th and tied. Meanwhile, Bucs receivers ranked in the top five in a host of advanced stats and it's safe to say Oh Jay Howard and Cameron Breit beat out Ben Watson and 39-year-old Matt Lacoste even on their best day of the year , as far as comparing well online, that's a little more difficult, but according to ESPN's team pass blocking win rate, the Bucs were 17th and the Patriots were 18th and the sports radar had the two quarterbacks pressured within two percentage points of each other, so there's really no doubt that Brady will fit. in an improved offense, but Brady still did the research on him on that front.

Stroud said Aryans and Bucs general manager Jason Light were a little surprised by the level of research Brady had done after thoroughly studying the Bucks' offense and personnel while explaining and then demonstrating that he kept an eye on the Aryans' offense through the years Brady even said during the Bucks' press conference that he had been paying attention to the Aryans' offense for a long time. This shouldn't be so shocking. I think all great quarterbacks and students of the game do their research and look at what other teams are doing to see if they can add something to their own game.

What matters here is that Brady likes what he saw in the Aryans' offense even though the long-range game they play is quite different from the quick decision. -Having the Patriots play either way, the Patriots have changed their scheme a lot over the years to fit their personnel, which is something that doesn't get mentioned enough, so this transition for Brady won't be like normally first. Free agent Ariane himself has said that the most important traits for a quarterback are the intangibles, brains and physical abilities, with accuracy being the most important. Brady seems to agree with this approach, saying that for him football is about getting it to the kid. who is open no matter what multiple reports have said Ariens is willing to adapt their scheme to fit Brady so we can add this willingness to change the offense on top of the love shown with the NFL Network quote kissing the rings and of course , the Bucks' strong financial commitment. the Patriots were still pushing for the year-to-year plan while the Bucks were offering multi-year and I will say that many commentators in the first video seem to be overstating how much money mattered to Brady Stroud said Brady never talked about money, in fact, was the last thing on the list of priorities his agent Donald Yi had to discuss when the Bucks called that midday Monday as the NFL free agent negotiating period began and he backed it up by saying Brady wanted a two-year commitment. backed by guarantees, he asked for 30 million per year, but that was flexible.

Tampa Bay also gave Brady more than what he asked for, which was a no-trade clause and a no-franchise tag clause and just a side note that means Brady is also preparing for the possibility of playing beyond this agreement, whether with the Bucs or not, he has said in recent years that his target age is 45 and this plan would go hand in hand with that, as he would be 44 years old when this contract expires and will have one more year left. to do whatever he wanted, Light said during the conference call that pursuing Brady was the team's number one priority and he knew Brady would be a great fit for the organization.

He also made sure to mention Brady's transformative effect on the locker room, basically the Bucs are giving Brady everything he wanted, respect for safety and an offense that won't play second fiddle to the defense when it comes to acquiring talent, at least according to Brady, which brings me to my next point: The Patriots are so short on cap space that their defense is now losing talent because New England lost two key pieces this offseason: Kyle van Noy and Jamie Collins, while While the Bucks were able to retain Jason Pierre-Paul and Shaq Barrett, so maybe Brady had it a little backwards, it seems like Belichick is just channeling everything. the money on special teams now with more question marks surrounding the Patriots, that's another win for Tampa Tom, then there are the off-field considerations as Brady's family moved to New York and he wanted to stay on the coast This instead of being in Los Angeles with a In five six-hour flights he could travel quickly to see his family and vice versa.

He said it would just be a small change for the family, which is just what you have to do when you have other opportunities. For your TV 12 brand, the Los Angeles market makes a lot more sense, but in the end, the more you can play at a high level, the better it will be for your brand, so I think the brand goes hand in hand with the winning sales of the football, but if we want to lie further than perhaps the Glazer family, who own the Bucs, can provide help with international marketing, they also own Manchester United and, to help the giant grow into one of the most global sports brands in the world, they have not done so yet. that with the Bucs, but they would certainly have international connections besides TB and TB is just a fantastic marketing slogan.

It's worth mentioning that general manager Jason Light was a scout with the Patriots in the early 2000s, although he and Brady were never close and if Brady wanted something different than Bill Belichick, then he sure got it with Bruce Arians . Would you go to your car and tailgate with your friends in the parking lot and maybe drink a Crown Royal or two? I don't think this is in the coach's manual. I'm not sure if Belichick has NFL teams analyze players to look for those who will help them succeed. Brady was doing the same thing, but in reverse, right now it seems like the Bucs are the best option for him. to be happy and successful and that meant leaving the place he has called home for 20 years.

Athletic Mike Lombardi, who used to work for the Patriots, had his own opinion when calling Brady's decision to leave it alone as human nature. What is notable and a tribute to those involved is that this parting of ways did not happen before, most players eventually get tired of hearing the same voice, the same message and not before disconnecting everyone, it is one of the reasons Why some coaches are better suited for college coaching than the NFL, they need to graduate to a new generation. "There are a lot of players who come in so their messages don't become stale, so I think it's a testament to the successful player relationship between Belichick and Brady, but a lot of things have changed now after signing with the Bucks.

Brady seems rejuvenated before this video is over. I'll leave you with a final quote from the Tampa Bay Times, there was only one request Brady had after signing, he wanted the phone numbers of all his new Bucs teammates. This is all wrong Brady left because he was tired of Belichick always farting when he passed Brady. Billy girl thought it was funny. Brady didn't.