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If Tom Brady Wins a Super Bowl in Tampa, What Will Haters Complain About?
Stephen Sheehan began his sportswriting career as a high school student covering sports for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel through a student outreach program. He wrote for Bleacher Report and Fan Rag Sports and worked full-time for Sportscasting in 2020 and 2021. Stephen specializes in covering the NFL, particularly the New England Patriots. Stephen is inspired by the stories sports can tell, from money to tragedies to breaking news; there are so many different ways to cover the industry. He monitors Twitter and various websites every day to find stories to tell in unique ways. Stephen was a 2008 Culpepper Journalism Foundation Fellowship winner, received a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2013 and a master's in sports management in 2015 from the University of Florida, and is an active rugby player and former rugby and football coach.
Get to know Stephen Sheehan betterPublished30 May 2020
It’s virtually impossible to find a hole in Tom Brady’s resume. After all, when you go from a sixth-round pick to winning six Super Bowl titles, there’s not much else you can possibly do to prove your worth. But while 20-year period. And watching him do that alongside Tom Brady and Bill Belichick experienced incredible success together
RELATED: Tom Brady Defied Bill Belichick’s Refusal to Draft Premium Weapons You can’t discuss the Patriots’ dynasty without Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. Both men established reputation as fierce competitors willing to push the boundaries to win. From a coaching standpoint, no one can match Belichick’s intimate knowledge of the rulebook. His ability to change on the fly and mold a new gameplan on a weekly basis has put him in a position to challenge Don Shula’s all-time wins record. On the field, Brady made magic happen. Utilizing a diverse cast of weapons throughout the years, he made winning the AFC East a virtual lock. The University of Michigan product led the Patriots to nine Super Bowl appearances. Rather than relying on physical gifts, Brady’s preparation, dedication and focus allowed him to become the GOAT. Together, the two NFL legends brought six Super Bowl titles to Foxborough and made Buccaneers are legitimate Super Bowl contenders with TB12
RELATED: post-Brady era, nobody knows what to expect. On the other hand, the Buccaneers have the pieces in place to make a gigantic leap with TB12 leading the offense. For Brady, it has to be exciting to look around and see Mike Evans and Chris Godwin out wide. That dominant duo has a strong case to rank as the NFL’s best. He’ll also have old pal Rob Gronkowski back in the fold. Throw in 2017 first-rounder O.J. Howard, and it’s not a stretch to say that this might be the best set of weapons Brady has worked with since the days of Brady can silence his haters by winning without Belichick
RELATED: Tom Brady is the $13.5 Million Burden That Won’t Go Away For Tom Brady, winning a Super Bowl in Tampa means much more than adding another ring to his collection. Sure, the hardware is nice. But more importantly, it will give him the ultimate trump card over everyone who hates on the fact that he spent his entire career with the greatest coach in NFL history. While that’s not necessarily Brady’s fault, the argument that he wouldn’t have been the same player without Belichick definitely has some merit. After all, New England captured its first championship mostly due to its stout defense. Even the Patriots’ 2018 Super Bowl victory over the
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