“I Really Want You to Fail”: Tom Brady Reveals Bizarre Lesson for His Kids While Addressing Bucs’ Embarrassing 6-8 Record

Published 12/20/2022, 1:00 PM EST

Tom Brady is a cool dad, and he has proven this numerous times. The father of three children has always talked about their young uns in interviews. When fans hear him give fun details about them, they come to know that he’s passionate about molding them into better humans. TB12 proved this yet again when he spoke on his weekly podcast.

The seven-time Super Bowl-winning champion freshly came from a 34-23 loss against the Cincinnati Bengals. Before that, Brady played one of his most sentimental games against the San Francisco 49ers and lost. Thus, losses like these have a grave effect on an accomplished player like him. From his mistakes, he adopted a parenting style that is probably unique and unheard of.

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Although Tampa Tom is a man who keeps his private life under covers, he shares some tidbits about his family occasionally. On his famous weekly podcast, ‘Let’s Go!’, the superstar athlete often gives thought-provocative insights. He also candidly talks about the losses the Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffer.

While talking about all the sad losses the Bucs went through with Snoop Dogg, Terrific Tom revealed something that he wants to teach his kids.

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Losing teaches humility to humans, and they strengthen themselves to face other tough challenges. “I’ve been telling my kids you know, like, I don’t want…I want you to fail. I really want you to fail because I want to see what happens when you fail,” said the QB in the podcast.

Will Tommy learn to buckle down as a result of his losses?

Losing is new for Brady and he confessed that he’s trying his best to accustom to the feelings. However, the losses aren’t taking to him to a dark place. Instead, he is more motivated than ever.

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The Pewter Pirates have dipped to 6-8. But they still rank first in the NFC South division, the weakest division out of all. Because their offense and defense are not too impressive, the Bucs’ playoff chances are slim. They will face the Colts in Week 16.

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Neha Joshi is an NFL writer at Essentially Sports. She is currently pursuing her postgraduate degree in English Literature from R.D National College, Mumbai and has also previously worked as a Graduate Intern at Jacobs.

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Gurjyot Singh Dadial

“I Really Want You to Fail”: Tom Brady Reveals Bizarre Lesson for His Kids While Addressing Bucs’ Embarrassing 6-8 Record

Tom Brady – the father of the year?

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Will Tommy learn to buckle down as a result of his losses?