Tom Brady is always known to be a hard worker. He has the talent, but his hard work is the factor that made him the greatest of all time. Brady’s ability to analyze the opponents is unremarkable, and nobody can come close to him in that category.

A.Q. Shipley, a former teammate of Tom Brady, recently talked about how the Bucs quarterback goes on with his preparation for games. Shipley was a center on the Bucs squad and later turned into an assistant coach on the team.

Talking about Brady, Shipley said, “The one thing that [Brady] had more than everybody is just his relentless ability to prepare. I say time and time again you watch guys prepare during the week and, you know, you hear so many guys once Friday’s done, it’s like, ‘Alright, the hay’s in the barn. Now it’s time to go play.’ And I felt like Friday with him was when he was just getting started.”

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He further revealed that Tom Brady used to prepare for the games as nobody else did. The Bucs quarterback had everything sorted before facing the opponent, which helped him during the games in challenging situations.

Tom Brady will have a tricky test in the upcoming season

Even though Tom Brady is the greatest of all time, he’ll likely face an uphill task in the upcoming season. He doesn’t have the luxury of throwing the ball to Rob Gronkowski and Antonio Brown anymore.

Brady’s safety blankets are no longer on the team, so he’ll need to tweak some things. Mike Evans is still on the team, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers need to add some weapons to help Brady. Otherwise, things might get ugly for them if a player gets injured.

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The Buccaneers will be among the favorites to reach the Super Bowl. Even though it won’t be an easy season, Brady and his teammates are ready to embrace the challenge ahead of them.