While the Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is getting ready to script history on Sunday, it seems his life partner won’t be there to witness the glory. There have been rumors about Brady and Gisele Bündchen going through a rough phase. However, with each passing day, things are getting more intense between them. Per the recent reports, Bündchen has not shown any signs of attending Brady’s season opener.

This season is very special for Tom Brady in every aspect. He will be the oldest NFL quarterback to start the game, and having his love along with the kids in the stands would be one of the most cherishing moments for the quarterback. However, per the Buccaneers insider who pitched to PEOPLE, the supermodel might stay away from the sighting. “It feels very different this year than last year,” the source said.

Because every year special provisions are made ahead of the game to accommodate Brady’s wife and kids. It has to be on the schedule. However, this time nothing as such seems to have appeared per the insider.

“I’m not saying she can’t possibly come, but nothing is in place for her to be here for the first regular season game, and that seems weird. We don’t know how serious it is. So we’re just not talking to him about Gisele. It’s not a topic anyone wants to bring up to him.” The tip read per the media outlet. Tracking down all the recent events between the NFL couple, this theory does hold gravity to some extent.

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Even during the Labor day weekend, the duo resorted to spending time separately. While Brady flew to meet his elder son Jack in New York, Bündchen went for a fun time along with her kids, Benjamin and Vivian, at a waterpark.

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers to script history on Sunday

This NFL Sunday is not just any other day of Week 1. In fact, the Buccaneers will face the Cowboys for a grand face-off first time in history where two highest-scoring teams from the previous season will meet each other. Precisely, it is happening for the first time in Week 1.

In the past season, both teams averaged more than 29 points per game. Cowboys were the ones to top the tally with an average of 32.1 points, and the Buccaneers held the second spot with 30.1 points. If luck goes their way, they can also break the undisputed record of scoring the most combined points in Week 1.

Statistically, in the past six seasons, 11 out of 12 teams reached the playoffs and topped the tally for most average points, and four of them made it to the Super Bowl. With records favoring them, it will be interesting to see how much they can justify with their gameplay on Sunday.

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