Tom Brady About to Ruin His Spotless Regimen Ahead of Browns Matchup

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are on a two-game winning streak. While the team is making a comeback from an extremely poor run to start the season. Tom Brady and the offense look like getting back to the shape they were for the past few seasons. Following a tumultuous season so far, TB12 has still managed to stay in good shape. This is his 23rd season in the NFL and he has not fallen away just yet. However, the man who garners a lot of praise for his stern dedication to physical conditioning is nearing his biggest cheat day of the year. And the timing is just what the Cleveland Browns would hope for.

While the 45-year-old quarterback is still turning heads with his age-defying antics in the NFL. It is a well-known fact that the player takes his diet and lifestyle very seriously. However, on his podcast, Let’s Go! With Jim Gray and Larry Fitzgerald, Brady revealed that even he overlooks his strict diet on one day in the year. What day are we talking about? It is none other than Thanksgiving day. “I know I’ve had a pretty strict diet over the years, but that’s one thing that loosens up around Thanksgiving,” revealed Brady. “I get to eat kind of, you know, I get to go for it, especially during the season,” he added.

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Usually the 7 time Super Bowl champion is pretty true to his cause. And to support his lifestyle in the NFL, his diet is a great tool. It mostly includes carbohydrates, ‘nightshade’ vegetables, MSG, coffee, legumes, whole grains, roughage, and a small percentage of lean meat. He also consumes a large amount of water per day. But it seems he will have his pick on the dining table this Thanksgiving day.

Tom Brady and his post-Thanksgiving trip

As the quarterback will be deviating from his diet this Thursday, he will have to get ready for a trip to Cleveland, Ohio. The Buccaneers will face their next opponents, the Cleveland Browns. Currently, the Pewter Pirates are at the top of the NFC South. But following their poor start, they have left the door open for the Falcons, who are right behind them.

The Bucs just had their bye week, which came at an apt time. With a 2 game-winning streak, things are finally looking up for the team and Brady. And if they hope to secure their playoff spot, it will be important for them to defeat a Browns’ side which is already struggling this season. And after a great dinner, Brady will definitely want a win to mark a great Thanksgiving weekend.

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