Tom Brady Makes a Young Cancer Patient’s Day Mid-Match With a Heartfelt Move

The Sunday night clash between Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Chicago Bears was a special one. Not just for Tom Brady or Tampa Bay, but also for a young cancer patient who had the chance to meet Tom Brady. However, it was not just a meeting. The NFL GOAT gave away his hat to the little boy and then shook hands with him.

The kind gesture of the 44-year-old quarterback made the boy cry, as it was a night for him to remember. With instances like these, it becomes clearer that this is not just a game, it’s much more than that. Football gives people hope and a reason to live.

Tom Brady made his day

The boy stood in the front row with a banner in his hand that read, “Tom Brady helped me beat Brain Cancer.” It was a small yet very powerful message from the young kid that gained the attention of the Bucs quarterback. And that is when Tom Brady took time to attend to the kid in a special way.

However, it was not just the kid whose night was made special, the quarterback himself had an unforgettable night as he crossed the milestone of throwing 600 touchdown passes in his career, making him the first player in NFL history to reach the mark.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue their streak

The display by the Buccaneers this season has aroused the hopes of many fans that the franchise will make the Super Bowl this season too. The Bucs stand in the first place of NFC South with a 6-1 winning haul in the league.

Tom Brady has been going forward flawlessly this season. His 20 passes of 36 attempts covered 211 yards with four touchdowns and zero interceptions. His tremendous spell ended the game 38-3 in the Bucs favor. With their four-game winning streak, the Bucs will be looking forward to extending it to five when they meet the Saints next week.

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