Tom Brady Gives An Honest Reaction To Tampa Bay Buccaneers Trading For Players Without Any Super Bowl Rings

With the onset of a new season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have acquired many free agent recruits to their team. The franchise signed the biggest name in the sport, the GOAT Tom Brady. With Rob Gronkowski off the field, the QB needs reliable teammates. Many players re-signed, and the roster has also welcomed some new additions. These athletes are young and have not won the Super Bowl yet.

In a press conference by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to discuss the training camp activities, a reporter asked Tom Brady about the young players who have not won a ring and if this would act as a hindrance for the team in the games. However, the 44-year-old QB had an honest answer to the question.

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Tom Brady and his team

In the press conference, Brady said, “Just try to be prepared for today and deal with tomorrow, tomorrow.” It seems like the GOAT is being patient and focusing on training the team to its maximum limit. Ryan Jensen, the team’s starting end, got injured, and Tampa awaits results on the situation. New recruits like Logan Hall, Andre Anthony, Luke Goedeke, and Rachaad White are young players who have not played in a Super Bowl game. What Brady would want from the offensive line players is to be consistent day to day with continual progress.

As the team wades toward the second week of the training, it is suffering from unusual situations. The Pro Bowl left guard Ali Marpet retired. The right guard, Alex Cappa, has also left for the Cincinnati Bengals on the first day of free agency.

Even though the players are new, they bring a breath of fresh air to the team with them. However, under the guidance of the most experienced QB, Tom Brady, and deft coaches, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are bound to play excellently in their matches.

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