Tom Brady and the Buccaneers overcame the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in a historic international fixture. The Bucs have now won two in a row after Brady’s comeback drive win against the Rams last weekend. TB12 is surely disproving certain people’s assessments with his recent surge of excellent form, including former Bucs QB Chris Simms.

Chris Simms, who quarterbacked for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers between 2003 and 2007, recently spoke about the Bucs and Brady’s terrible form. After the Rams win, Simms called the offense average and even took a shot at Tampa Tom. “You’re talking about a guy that’s playing really average football at quarterback. I mean really average,” the NBC on NFL analyst stated.

TB12 shuts Simms up with a dominant show against Seattle

It was a historic night for the NFL on Sunday when the Buccaneers played the Seattle Seahawks at Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena. This marked the first international fixture of the league in Germany. And Tom Brady didn’t disappoint the fans in Munich. Brady threw 2 touchdowns over 258 yards in the 21-16 win over the Seahawks.

ALSO READ: “Zero. No. Definitely Not”: Tom Brady Snubs 13 Years of Marriage to Gisele Bündchen in Brutal Fashion With Eye-Opening Response During Press Conference

TB12 has shut down a lot of questions surrounding an early retirement after the divorce sage. Chris Simms wasn’t the only one who thought the Buccaneers were not up to the mark this season. Tom Brady himself wasn’t happy with the level of effort his offense was showing on the field. However, post the Seahawks game Brady expressed joy with his receivers putting on a show. WRs Chris Godwin and Julio Jones each caught a touchdown pass from Tom Terrific in the winning effort.

Chris Simms spent 8 years in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Denver Broncos, and two stints with the Tennessee Titans. After retirement, the former quarterback is now a sports analyst and can be seen on Pro Football Talks and NFL on NBC crews.

Can Tom Brady take the underdog route to the Super Bowl?

The NFL world can never discount Tom Brady. The 7x Super Bowl Champion and 5x Super Bowl MVP need no lessons in comebacks. Brady completed his career’s 69th game-winning drive against the Super Bowl LVI champions LA Rams. Brady displayed similar dominance in Munich against Geno Smith and Pete Carroll’s balanced Seattle side.

WATCH STORY: Gisele Bundchen restarts her modeling career posing in stunning jewelry from David Yurman after divorce from Tom Brady

After completing a milestone 100,000 career passing yards against the Rams last week, the GOAT was in full swing leading the offense against Seattle. The rushing game of Tampa Bay also helped in the win. Rachaad White rushed for 105 yards with a 4.8 YPA during the ballgame. RB Leonard Fournette also rushed for 58 yards and a touchdown for the Bucs.

The 5-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers are on their bye next week. They face the 3-6 Cleveland Browns next. Can Brady pull off the comeback for the Buccaneers and win them their second Super Bowl in three years?