And I think the ref’s agree as well, because they have been less than kind this year.Īnd the games are not on every week like last year down here in S. Nope….but something else may fall off….married to Giselle….Īfter the Chiefs loss last night, sports betting now have the Bucs as the favorites to win the Super Bowl, with the Bills right behind us. So I might as well be gleeful in their misery 🙂 Tom Brady when he is on, throws one of the nicest looking balls I have ever seen. I can even imagine some of them with little TB12 voodoo dolls that they stab every night before going to bed. I am getting a sense from some in sports media that they are tired of Brady, many of them were embarrassed last season, heck for the last decade waiting for him to “Fall off a cliff” Then save Tawmy’s arm for the playoffs.Ĭan the average person comprehend the number of passes Brady does in practice? Maybe our best defense would be ground and pound, and keep the defense off the field. If the defense does not improve, we’ll need to keep throwing a lot OR control the clock on the ground. So if anyone’s arm can hold out, I’m pretty sure his can.Īnother reason why getting the running game turned up would be a great idea. Pretty sure it’s attached at the shoulder. If he does need one, rest assured nobody with the Bucs will ever admit it.ġ8 Responses to “Will Tom Brady’s Arm Fall Off?” But Joe is not buying that Brady needs a pitch count on game days. Of course, Bucco Bruce Arians wants to limit potential hits on Brady to keep him safe. He went 3-for-3 on the 59-yard drive without handing off and the Bucs took a 45-17 lead.ĭoes Brady do that if anyone at One Buc Palace cares about how many pass attempts Brady has? Joe highly doubts it. Joe assumes those groups have hard answers to those questions.Ĭonsider Brady came out firing yesterday with about 10:45 remaining in the fourth quarter despite holding a 38-17 lead. Perhaps the best answer lies with Brady’s team of personal training gurus, along with the medical staff and sport science experts at One Buc Palace. So the question remains: Is there an endurance/strength issue to be concerned about? Is it realistic to consider that Brady’s arm could weaken at this pace? He’s never thrown more than 637 in a regular season and 613 is his high as a 40-something quarterback. A guy half his age, Justin Herbert, is second with 207 attempts.Īt this rate, Brady will throw 765 passes this season. Joe is not a doctor, unlike other local journalists. However, Joe does know Brady leads the NFL in pass attempts through five weeks with 225. The headline is sarcastic - a nod to the legions of analysts who say Tom Brady’s arm might not hold up if he throws too many passes this season.
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