Players and people associated with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in good spirits for the next season. This is mainly because Tom Brady will be leading their team once again. The franchise had a short period where they were tensed about the next season because of Brady’s retirement.

When it was confirmed that Tom Brady will be returning from his retirement, many former Bucs players who were free agents changed their minds. They decided to run it back with Brady for the Bucs. One of them was Running Back Leonard Fournette. Recently, Fournette had some strong words for people who hate his quarterback.

Talking about Brady, Fournette said, “He hasn’t lost a step. He is who he is. I’ll go somewhere on a plane traveling and somebody will say something like, ‘I don’t like that guy, Tom Brady.’ I’m like, ‘You don’t know him. You don’t like him because he is a winner? Personally, you don’t know him.’”

He added, “Me being alongside him these three years – I wouldn’t want any other guy back there with us. He deserves everything he’s got that’s coming to him. I’m just proud of him.” These statements by Fournette certainly indicated that Bucs’ players are ready to even go to war for their quarterback.

Tom Brady has a golden opportunity to succeed this season

Tom Brady came back from his short retirement to win more. He certainly has a very good opportunity to go to the Super Bowl. The NFC is wide open. The Packers, the 49ers, and the Cowboys all have their own issues to deal with. However, the biggest threat to Brady and the Bucs will be the Los Angeles Rams.

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The Rams who are the reigning Super Bowl champs, got the better of the Bucs last season. Brady nearly led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to an impossible comeback, but the Rams were able to get through them.

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It is not very usual that Brady would get knocked out twice by the same team in successive seasons. As a result, there is a high possibility that the Bucs can win the NFC and reach the Super Bowl.

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