The Tampa Bay Buccaneers must feel grateful for what Tom Brady gave to their organization in only three seasons.
The legendary quarterback left New England after 20 seasons to go play in Tampa Bay.
No one knew what to expect from Brady in a new uniform, but the expectations were high.
He answered all the calls in bringing another Super Bowl to Tampa in his first season with the team.
Brady showed that he can bring a winning culture to any team he joins.
Also, he got a pretty cool nickname to go along with his success in Tampa Bay.
You’ll always be Tampa Tommy to us!#GoBucs
— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) February 1, 2023
Across the three seasons Brady played in Tampa he won 32 of his 50 regular season games.
He threw for 14,643 passing yards and108 touchdowns to only 33 interceptions.
Brady will finish his Buccaneers career as third all-time on the leading passers list.
Also, he finishes only 13 touchdowns behind Jameis Winston for the most in franchise history.
Brady made one Pro Bowl team in 2021 and was named second-team All-Pro that season.
He was doing things in his 40s that no player has ever accomplished in the NFL before.
Staying in peak physical shape was one of the greatest assets to Brady’s playing career.
Despite his short career in Tampa Bay, Brady has left a lasting impact on the organization.
Now Brady heads up to the booth where he will begin his broadcasting career in 2023.
He will still be around football plenty and will be embraced if he returns to Tampa to call a game.
But, the next time we will see Brady around other legendary players is when he gets inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
