Tom Brady to Face Big Hurdle During First Home Game With Bucs Ahead of Presumed Last Dance

In 2022, Tom Brady, led Tampa Bay Buccaneers will embark on one of the most difficult and anticipated home schedules in team history, and it begins with a bang. On Sunday, September 25, Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will visit Raymond James Stadium for the Buccaneers’ Week 3 home debut in 2022. 

This upcoming match will be a repeat of the 2020 NFC Title game which the Buccaneers won. Under the leadership of Tom Brady, Tampa Bay beat Rodgers and the Packers twice in 2020, en route to winning the Super Bowl LV.

The two legends have made a joke of longevity and quarterback ages. They are still playing at a very high level. And without any stopping in sight. But how do the two future HOFers fare one-on-one against each other?

This will be Brady and Rodgers’ 5th meeting as starting quarterbacks, with Brady’s teams winning 3 of them. That includes the two games in which Brady has played for the Buccaneers and the team has averaged 34.5 points per game. In the 2020 NFC Championship Game, Tampa Bay defeated Green Bay 31-26 at Lambeau Field to earn a spot in the Super Bowl.

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Schedule of the Tamba Bay Buccaneers for 2022: 

On Thursday night, the NFL unveiled its whole 272-game regular season for 2022, and Tampa Bay is prominently featured in its nationally broadcast highlights, beginning in week 1.

This year’s home opener will be Rodgers’ first meeting with Tom Brady since their playoff matchup in 2020. Despite the Buccaneers and Packers not playing in 2021, Rodgers and Brady finished first and second in the NFL MVP vote.

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Tom Brady V Rodgers, a thriller for all the NFL fans

This will be an entertaining early-season matchup for NFL fans, particularly Buccaneers and Packers supporters. Brady against. Rodgers is always fun to watch, and this late afternoon game looks to be no exception. Also, this might be the final time we see Brady and Rodgers square battle on the football field.

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