Tom Brady has moved on from the tablet smashing incident on Week 2. The 45-year-old is all prepped up for the game against the Chiefs. The NFL GOAT spoke about the Bucs defeat against the Packers. He also detailed how they plan to bounce back in the ‘Let’s Go! With Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald, and Jim Gray’ podcast.

The future HOF-er admitted it is an emotional battle while playing for the team. He added he has chosen not to hide his emotions and cited examples of sporting legends who lost their cool while playing. “There’s so much emotion you are in. It’s like you are in a battle out there. It’s a physical battle. Sometimes it just bursts out. It’s an emotional game. Again, look at sports, look at sports all around Zinedine Zidane head-butted the guy, Mike Tyson biting Holyfield’s ear,” the experienced star said.

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Tom Brady and the act of holding one’s emotions

Talking further, TB12 added emotions keep him alive. Thus, he feels it is better to live with it than not express it. “I see some iconic sports brands, the coaches, the players, and sometimes the emotions get the best of us. You have got to live with it for the rest of your life. And that’s okay. It’s better to have that emotion and feeling. Because it feels like being alive, you know, rather than being dead without any feelings. I choose to be alive and live with it,” the NFL titan added. 

The veteran has been a touch more aggressive in the new season. His tablet smashing incident versus the Saints nearly brought him a fine. Meanwhile, the league sent memos to all 32 teams before Week 3. It warned them about breaking the tablets. The experienced star played the tablet slam incident down and said he would try for a better throw next time. 

NFL GOAT to face Patrick Mahomes test

Patrick Mahomes is young and dynamic and displays his emotions in the game. The 27-year-old Chiefs QB is widely seen as the successor to fill Brady’s shoes. The duo is likely to meet one last time on Sunday.

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Tom Brady will look to control his emotions and guide the team home. A loss against the Chiefs could derail their rollercoaster campaign. The seven-time Super Bowl winner will aim at the bigger picture of his NFL dream as the battle heads into Week 4. 

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