It is Week 3, and NFL has had a solid start. Most eyes are towards Tom Brady and the Buccaneers, who have had a decent start in the game. TB12 faced the season’s first upset at the hands of the Packers. Despite all the troubles he had, the quarterback has kept himself upbeat. Tom Terrific used an outstanding similitude to talk about his upcoming rivals.

During the Let’s Go! Podcast, Tom Brady talks about learning from a loss and moving forward for the upcoming game against the Chiefs. He also speaks on Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen’s recent loss, comparing it with one of Mike Tyson’s legendary boxing matches.

TB12 underestimates no one

Tom Brady mentioned, “Every team is trying to reach a higher level and you do that through a lot of practice and a lot of work. Some of the early games yesterday, not many people would have thought KC would go into Indy and lose to the Colts, but they did. You wouldn’t think Buffalo would lose to Miami, but they did. Every week, It seems like it’s something different, and that’s why people love watching sports. That’s just the reality of sports too. I mean, Buster Douglas. No one thought Buster Douglas would beat Mike Tyson. You go to these Kentucky Derby and there’s 50 to one shot to win, and I’m not saying that happens every week, but there’s a skill element that comes into everything.”

Brady referred to the Mike Tyson vs. Buster Douglas matchup at the Tokyo Dome in 1990. Iron Mike entered the match undefeated but came out of the squared circle after facing his first-ever loss. It was a moment that altered the course of heavyweight boxing heritage.

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Tom Terrific made an interesting parallel, yet he would misjudge none of the QBs. Regardless, he has a huge matchup with one of his Super Bowl foes.

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers continue to train amidst the Hurricane scare

Tom Brady is aiming for a win for Week 4 after a tragic upset. However, the city of Florida would have to deal with Hurricane Ian, now a category three storm. But the QB is keeping the team game-ready. As per NFL.com, the franchise moved their practice towards Miami this week over the hurricane scare.

During Brady’s weekly podcast, he said the Chiefs suffered a brutal road loss to the Colts, and they will be ravenous. They’ll have a typical week of preparation. The team has some issues they will face this week, and there are built-in justifications that shouldn’t be an excuse for any.

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TB12 is hurling all the methods to rally a win over the Chiefs. Will they prevail? It is subject to witness.