Getting a wrong digit number while dialing is very common. It happens to the best of us. But has it ever happened with you that a wrong number resulted in you contacting Tampa Bay Buccaneers squad, including Tom Brady?

Well, that’s exactly what happened with the HS Basketball team accidentally. They add Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting to their group chat.

Last week, members of the boys’ freshmen basketball team at Notre Dame Prep began a group text. While adding numbers, one of the youngsters punched in the wrong phone number for one of their teammates. It was just one digit off, and all of a sudden, the team had suddenly added Sean Murphy-Bunting, a Macomb, MI resident, and TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS cornerback to the group chat.

After getting added to the group, Murphy-Bunting texted them if they knew who he was and if they really intended to add him. The boys initially thought they were getting pranked but the Cornerback soon clarified their doubts. He decided to squash the doubts by FaceTiming the boys.

The Bucs player handed the phone over to some of his colleagues, including Rob Gronkowski, Richard Sherman, Mike Evans, and Leonard Fournette, just minutes after the FaceTime call began. Eventually, seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady hopped on the call to cap off the memorable day for the boys.

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