Pirates' Tom Brady Says Return to New England Won't Be a Time to 'Think back'

 Pirates' Tom Brady Says Return to New England Won't Be a Time to 'Think back'

Tom Brady is setting feeling to the side when he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers hit the road to play the New England Patriots on Sunday. 

"I'm not going to fundamentally think back," he said on his Let's Go! digital recording with Jim Gray (by means of ESPN's Jenna Laine). "I don't think this is the second for that. I'll have bounty freedoms to think back with regards to my football profession - none of it, none of which I truly care to do right now since I'm such a huge amount at the time." 

This will be the initial time the 44-year-old plays at Gillette Stadium since marking with the Buccaneers in front of the 2020 season. 

Brady won six Super Bowls, three MVPs and established himself as seemingly the best quarterback ever in his 20 seasons with the Patriots. As he said, however, there will not be a lot of time to contemplate the recollections he made in New England. 

The unbelievable sign guest likewise isn't expecting a legend's welcome in New England, and as per ESPN's Jenna Laine, Brady proposed he approves of that: 

"I wouldn't anticipate that- - a homecoming. That is to say, I believe they're there to pull for their group, and their group is the Patriots. I believe they're going to applaud their group as I would anticipate that they should, and I think in the event that they know at least something about me, they're going to realize that I'm going out there to attempt to dominate the football match, so I think they'll regard that with regards to me." 

Tampa Bay is hoping to make up for a 34-24 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 3. A second progressive misfortune may see the safeguarding Super Bowl champion surrender more ground to the 3-0 Carolina Panthers or slip behind the New Orleans Saints (2-1) in the NFC South. 

In like manner, the overflowing of altruism toward Brady from Patriots fans will presumably blur not long after the opening shot. Seeing the incredible quarterback again will be decent, yet observing New England improve to 2-2 will likely be a seriously satisfying sight. 

While things seemed to sharp toward the end, Brady and the Patriots didn't take part in a muddled, public separation. The two gatherings probably stay adequately genial. 

When Brady leaves his playing vocation, there will be a lot of time to consider what he and previous lead trainer Bill Belichick accomplished together.