Tom Brady is always the star of the show and every other player just tries to steal that limelight off of him. Recently, his newly released docuseries ‘Man in the Arena’ has been making rounds in the NFL as one of the must-watch shows for an American Football enthusiast.

The series follows a wonderful narrative of ten Super Bowl seasons in the career of Tom Brady. It’s an epic watch that will certainly give someone chills, by watching the superstar quarterback go through loads of difficulties in his career as a Patriot.

Tom Brady, the real ‘Man in the Arena’

The popular speech delivered by President Theodore Roosevelt has inspired the title ‘Man in the Arena’. The title is something that just fits right in when talking about the enthralling career of the quarterback throughout those 21 years and counting, where he’s certainly owned many teams in the ‘Arena’.

Recently on Thanksgiving, we witnessed a nail-biting overtime thriller produced by Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints. Although the partnership between Dak Prescott and Michael Gallup was a delight to the eyes, but New Orleans Saints won the game. The Cowboys had a defensive catastrophe.

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Derek Carr takes the credit

Incidentally, the New Orleans Saints quarterback took to Twitter to express how much he resembled with Tom Brady as he called himself the “Man in the Arena”. The matchup between the two sides was definitely the most exciting game on Thanksgiving but at one point it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were the ones about to seal the deal as they pulled off an outstanding double-digit comeback in the fourth quarter of the game.

However, Derek Carr did shoulder his team when they needed it. As despite the loss of the star Raiders tight end Darren Waller in the second quarter of the game, he turned to his receivers to make some remarkable plays. However, the credit is shared by the quarterback Derek Carr and the receivers Hunter Renfrow and DeSean Jackson for leading the team in need.

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