Tom Brady Injury: Super Bowl MVP Gives Knee Surgery Update

Published 04/19/2021, 11:45 AM EDT

Tampa Bay Buccaneers secured a major coup by signing Tom Brady to a 2-year deal last year. The veteran quarterback parted ways with his beloved New England Patriots ahead of the 2020 NFL season in search of a new challenge. He arrived in Florida with a chip on his shoulder and the drive to prove his doubters wrong.

And in a little over a span of 12 months, he did exactly that. Brady led the Buccaneers to their 2nd-ever Super Bowl title with a 31-9 win over the Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas City Chiefs. This was his 7th championship win, the first without Bill Belichick and the Patriots.

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Tom Brady was dealing with a knee injury that he sustained in the Super Bowl finale. He underwent surgery on the same and provided a recent update while attending a philanthropic meet in Florida.

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Tom Brady flies to Miami to attend Bruce Arians charity event

Tom Brady jetted up from Miami to attend the Bruce Arians Family Foundation dinner at Innisbrook. He talked about his recovery from knee surgery. pic.twitter.com/6anSTDcRi2
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) April 18, 2021

Speaking at the Bruce Arians Family Foundation dinner at Innsbrook. He gave the latest update on his knee injury ahead of the start of the 2021 NFL pre-season.

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“I hope so. I mean I feel pretty good and I push myself pretty hard so I feel pretty good. I don’t know if I go this week but we’ll see how things play out but it’s a long time between now and you know the beginning of the season and just be smart about all these different things we have to do and fulfill, but like I said, we all take a lot of pride in me and ready to go and I’m sure we will be,” Brady said at the event.

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Brady and Co. remain eager to defend their championship title, at all costs. GM Jason Licht and HC Bruce Arians have managed to hold on to their core team from last year.

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The likes of Ndamukong Suh, Shaquil Barrett, Devin White, and other big names have agreed on short-term extensions. Even ‘Playoff Lenny’ will return in 2021. Can Brady do the unthinkable and win ring #8?

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Tom Brady Injury: Super Bowl MVP Gives Knee Surgery Update

Tom Brady flies to Miami to attend Bruce Arians charity event

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