Todd Bowles wants Bucs to stop relying on Tom Brady’s ‘heroics’ in 2022
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles feels the team would be far better next season if they stopped waiting for star quarterback Tom Brady to steal victory from the jaws of defeat week in and week out.
There is no denying how important Brady has been to every team he’s led. Throughout much of his legendary career, he was often the best player on the New England Patriots and Buccaneers squads, and in 42 different cases, the 44-year-old rescued his teams from a loss with a fourth-quarter comeback win.
However, Bowles does not want to see that from his starting QB in 2022. Not just because he will be 45 years old and playing high-level football, but because he believes his team would be better off if they carry the winning load together instead of relying so much on Brady’s right arm to win games.
