With the recent release of the final episode of “Man In The Arena,” the Buccaneers’ quarterback Tom Brady has made the free-agent wide receiver OBJ a fan. The documentary has been one of the most talked-about series in the NFL world. The last episode that aired after a delay of multiple months due to Brady’s retirement and then subsequent un-retirement has only been garnering more fans.

Amongst one of those fans is OBJ, who took to Twitter to give a shout-out to the documentary and appears to be very impressed with it. The episode captures Brady during the 2020 offseason and as a free agent figuring out his next steps to continue playing.

OBJ seems to resonate with the uncertainty during his free agency and might relate to how Brady would have felt in 2020.

OBJ has several overlapping aspects of his own life quite similar to Brady. It ranges from being a parent to the jubilation of winning the Super Bowl.

Brady has struck a chord with his fans with the documentary. He gives fans a chance to look at the human behind the legendary figure. It provides an interesting perspective on the 7-time Super Bowl champion and the thinking behind some of his decisions.

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A potential team-up of OBJ with Tom Brady always seems to be a dream link-up between two famous NFL players. The Buccaneers currently possess the financial might to bring in OBJ, but they already have plenty of depth in their WR department. Chris Godwin and Mike Evans have been the primary passing outlets for Brady since joining the team.

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But bringing OBJ on a 1-year deal could be an attractive proposition for both parties. The team will not hesitate in adding another well-known playmaker looking for an opportunity to play in the Super Bowl in 2022.

The franchise already has veteran players, and OBJ only enhances the team with his hunger and competitive fire.

The exploration of any such deal might happen soon as we approach the start of a new NFL campaign. The Buccaneers fans will hope to once again get the chance to grace the Super Bowl stage in 2022.