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There's one NFL game in particular that stands out in Week 10, with FOX Sports' Tom Brady calling it the "game of the year."
For years, Tom Brady was the definitive face of the New England Patriots—a quarterback whose six Super Bowl titles, three NFL MVP awards, and near-two-decade run as the franchise’s field general reshaped the modern NFL. After 20 seasons in New England (2000–2019), Brady moved on to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and added a seventh ring before retiring.
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Tom Brady received mixed reviews during his first season at Fox Sports. The legendary NFL quarterback turned announcer arrived in the broadcasting booth pretty raw and unexperienced. Brady, who won seven Super Bowls during his time with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Tom Brady commented on the upcoming Week 10 matchup between the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Tom Brady jokingly suggests that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should build him a statue as well while discussing Patriots vs Bucs in Week 10
Cameras caught Mike Vrabel's priceless jab at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after the New England Patriots' big win.
One Gronkowski was nearly impossible to stop, so opposing defenses are lucky Brady only cloned his dog and not the future Hall of Famer. Per Bailey Richards of People, Brady revealed Colossal Biosciences used blood collected from his previous dog Lua prior to her death in a cloning effort to create his current dog, Junie.
Jon Gruden drew comparisons to some of the game's greats when analyzing what Drake Maye has done in recent games.
Rob Gronkowski shared significant news regarding the New England Patriots before their game against the Tampa Bay Bucs.