Tom Brady Discusses Concussion Protocol Worries After Tampa Bay Win Against Seattle Seahawks: “I Took One Right in the Face”

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers are on a two-game winning streak. Their latest victory came over the in-form Seattle Seahawks in Munich. Brady balled hard and even tried becoming the wide receiver on a couple of plays. However, a collision may have caused some concussion troubles for TB12.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the Seahawks 21-16 at Munich’s Allianz Arena. However, near the end of the 1st half, Brady ended up in a head-on collision when he took a knee. Luckily, Tom Terrific didn’t suffer any injuries and didn’t have to be put on the concussion protocol.

TB12 left the game with no concussion protocol worries

Tom Brady discussed the play on the Let’s Go Podcast with Jim Gray and Larry Fitzgerald. The five-time Super Bowl MVP made it clear that he sustained no concussion-related injuries in the hit and said it was part of the 1-yard line play. “That’s what happens. You’re backed up, and they’re trying to make a play and I took one right in the face,” Brady said.

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Brady even compared his hit to Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen, who was involved in a similar play against the Minnesota Vikings. TB12 reassured fans and media that his hit was “not as bad as what Josh Allen dealt with on his play.” Tom Brady finished the ball game with 258 passing yards and 2 winning touchdowns. Leonard Fournette also had a touchdown after covering 57 yards.

The wide receivers also showed up for the Buccaneers in NFL’s first international fixture in Germany. Chris Godwin made some critical catches in the middle and had a touchdown. Julio Jones also had a TD. However, the wide receiver highlight was the failed Brady attempt at Moss in the Seattle Seahawks’ defense.

Tom Brady cannot get hurt if the Bucs want to reach the Super Bowl

Concussion protocol questions also came up during the Los Angeles Chargers and San Francisco 49ers game on Sunday. Chargers QB Justin Herbert had a helmet-to-helmet collision with Niners LB Dre Greenlaw that led to the linebacker’s ejection from the game. However, Herbert sustained no damage from the hit, and Niners fans questioned the officiating. Luckily, the Seahawks didn’t face any such problem against Brady and the Buccaneers.

The 5-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers sit at the top of the NFC South Division and enjoy their bye week. Tom Brady seems to be okay and looks forward to the team rejuvenating after a hectic international fixture. The Bucs take on the 3-6 Cleveland Browns next. Can the 45-year-old QB stay fit and take Tampa to yet another Super Bowl and world championship?

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