How to defeat Tom Brady in a single word

The Dallas Cowboys are only a few days away from playing the biggest game of the season. They will be traveling to Florida this Monday to play against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Many of you know by now that the Cowboys are 0-7 against Quarterback Tom Brady in his career.

This is making many fans question whether or not the boys can come out of this game with a win. However, many fans also know that Tampa is NOT a good team this season. So what’s going on? People are worried that a talented Cowboys team can’t handle a pathetic 8-9 team, this doesn’t seem right.

There are two big reasons why Dallas fans fear this matchup. One Is because of how the Cowboys have been in postseason play over the last 20 years. They haven’t won many playoff games since 2000 and always struggle in these big games. Number two is Tom Brady himself.

As stated previously in this article, Tom is 7-0 against the Cowboys in his career, he even beat them earlier this year with a score of 19-3. So, what’s the secret formula I have to defeat Tom Brady? Am I saying a single word can ruin his entire game plan? Yes actually, but it’s not just the word itself, it’s the meaning.

The simple word is “Ignore”. Tom Brady feeds off of fear, he feeds off of teams who think he’s the “GOAT”. I always hated that term used on him because it basically tells the opponents that they are gonna lose. If teams (such as the Cowboys) were simply to ignore this trait, they could be looking at a victory this Monday.

You see, Tom Brady plays the mental game when he’s on the field. Do you really think this 45-year-old guy can outlift and strengthen guys like Linebacker Micah Parsons? No, he can’t, that’s why he relies on screwing his opponents up through his mind games.

If you were to look into that man’s eyes when you playing against him, he sends a certain feeling down your spine that makes you shiver. He has fire inside of him that’s unexplainable. Those aren’t even my own words, Micah Parsons stated terms similar to these earlier this year.