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The Buccaneers quarterback’s 23rd season came to an end Sunday night.
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With the Buccaneers’ 2022 campaign in the books, conversations regarding Tom Brady’s future will start to re-emerge as one of the hottest topics around the NFL.
The future Hall of Fame quarterback turned in a valiant effort to cap his 23rd season in the Bucs’ 31–14 wild-card loss to the Cowboys on Monday Night Football.
The biggest threat to Dallas winning Monday night came from its own sideline. The Cowboys routed Tampa Bay 31-14, but that score is deceiving.
The league’s biggest story over the past month has been the winding saga involving Carlos Correa’s free agency.
Buccaneers wideout Russell Gage went down with a frightening injury near the end of Monday’s Wild-Card game against the Cowboys.
With the Bucs approaching the end zone, Tom Brady targeted Gage down the middle. As the pass sailed behind Gage, who was in the motion of falling backward, Cowboys free safety Donovan Wilson came in at full speed for the tackle — forcefully connecting with Gage’s neck and head area.
Russell Gage Jr injury on the field as Tom Brady looks on, hope he’s alright pic.twitter.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion has given the game enough and deserves some solitude to plan what’s next—whether it includes playing professional football or not.
In Bob Dylan’s Chronicles, he wrote about a chaotic life that arose when he reached a level of fame that transcended music. People weren’t just hounding him. They weren’t just gawking or taking pictures. They were handing him a guitar on cue and asking him to change the world.
Dak Prescott was too much for the Bucs defense as he helped Dallas punch its ticket to San Francisco for a divisional round playoff game next week.
The good news for the Dallas Cowboys is that they went into Tampa Bay and beat Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The wild-card round of the NFL playoffs comes to a close Monday with the Cowboys facing the Bucs.
The Hall of Fame quarterback was in disbelief after the Cowboys’ kicking woes on Monday night.
As his team was coasting to a dominant first half during Monday night’s playoff game against the Buccaneers, Cowboys kicker Brett Maher had a night to forget. And Peyton Manning just couldn’t believe it.
After Dallas scored its third touchdown in as many possessions to close out the second quarter, Maher was sent onto the field despite having missed his first two extra point attempts. When a third one was pulled wide left, Manning couldn’t help but show his frustration.
Dmitry Orlov scored with 32.