Tom Brady Reveals His Secretive Rule of 400 That Makes His Performance Stand-Out During Games

Tom Brady is driving the Buccaneers during the opening quarter of the Football season. With back-to-back victories recently, the franchise has seen a rise. However, they suffered a string of losses that hampered their momentum. They must pick wins because their playoff chances are on the line. But the QB1 may look to implement the 400 rule for the upcoming games.

On Wednesday, Tom Brady arrived for the team’s press conference against the Browns. The Buccaneers QB1 discussed the offensive stance and Julio Jones making moves healthy and in a No. 3 receiver position. The QB1 displayed his calculations and kept the 400 approaches transparent.

Tom Brady mentioned, “You always look at 400 yards of offense as kind of a baseline number… You throw for 250, you gotta rush for 150. You throw for 300, you gotta rush for 100. So if you rush for 150, you know, and you throw for 300 you’ve had a hell of a day. And you’ve still to throw that 350 to somebody and they’ve got to catch for 350, too.”

“Ultimately, it comes down to third down scoring points in the red area, and that’s where you see numbers pick up. And turnovers — you can’t score if you turn the ball over. That’s why it’s a team game. It’s the ultimate team game. The better you run it, you know, the less pressure it puts on the pass game. If you’re not running it, then you’ve got to throw for 400,” He added.

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The Pharaoh discussed how challenging it would be to reach the 400-yard mark against the Browns during what he predicted to be inclement weather on Sunday in Cleveland.

Is the broadcasting career of Tom Brady done before its commencement?

During the offseason, Tom Brady made history after bagging a $375 Million deal with Fox Sports. The QB has his second career set up as an analyst, and the deal will come into place after his playing career is over. However, the QB is still running up with his NFL career and mentioned that he would not retire in the future. However, broadcaster Joe Buck is unsure whether TB12 would pursue his analyst career.

During the Sports Illustrated Podcast on Thursday, Joe Buck spoke with Jimmy Traina. He mentioned having reservations about Brady pursuing his analyst career. The broadcaster said that there are chances of him playing another year. But he thinks some at FOX assume there is a likelihood he will not call a play from their booth.

It is yet to see if TB12 took up the role of an analyst or if he continues as a QB.

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