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Tom Brady is the undisputed NFL jackass, with more Super Bowl seven wins than any team, let alone another player, but he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are struggling hard in 2022, winning just three of their first seven games. this year. season. Why?
However, Tampa Bay’s 21-3 loss to the then Carolina Panthers 21-3 on Sunday – their fourth loss in five – was a new low for that team, leaving them 3-4 on the season. and the real danger of flying out. out of playoff contention. So where does it really go wrong for the Bucs?
We’ve heard of a post-Super Bowl hangover that will last until next season, but going into a second year is unprecedented.
Perhaps it has to do with Brady’s age: the old two-day hangover is much more common among people in his advanced age, and perhaps the Bucks team reflects this.
Todd Bowles, in his first year as Bucks head coach after taking over from Bruce Arians, said after a Week 6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers that all the players still living off Super Bowl success two seasons ago , “live in fantasy”. land.”
“We have been working hard, but we need to work even harder,” he added. “The time for talking is over. Either calm down or shut up.”
But as much as he criticizes his players, Bowles himself may soon find himself in a hot spot, given the difficulties the team faced in his first year in charge, as well as an unfortunate four-season lead with the New York Jets (2015-2015). 2018) in your summary.
Brady originally announced his end to his storied NFL career on February 1st…but just 40 days later, he reversed his decision and returned to the team.
“I’m not going to make these competitive commitments anymore,” Brady said in his original retirement announcement. Although he subsequently decided to return to the sport, many have speculated whether this “competitive commitment” actually returned with him.
