Nine games into the season, Tom Brady-led Tampa Bay Buccaneers find themselves on a 6-3 record heading into Week 11. They’ve made some strong additions this season in the form of TE Rob Gronkowski, RB Leonard Fournette and WR Antonio Brown.

The Buccaneers are in a strong position to make the postseason in 2020, with some even claiming that they can challenge for the Super Bowl title. Here’s what the six-time Super Bowl winner said with respect to his short-term future in Florida.

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Tom Brady wants Tampa Bay Buccaneers youngsters to get playoff experience

Tom Brady appeared on a recent interview with Sirius XM NFL Radio earlier this week. The veteran quarterback spoke about his Championship ambitions with Tampa Bay Buccaneers this season.

He said, “A lot of guys on the team have never made the playoffs…I want them to experience that it’s an amazing part of being a professional player when you get to that time in the year and, you know, so much of the goals are about how do we put ourselves in a great position every week to be successful. And then, obviously, over the course of the season, the more games you win, the better position you’re in.”

“And, you know, there’s a lot of guys who have played in the playoffs, and, you know, there’s big goals for this team and we put together you know, we really have a great opportunity…there are things that are difficult for you know, that with a lot of newness for a lot of people,” Brady said via NFL Radio.

Bruce Arians’ side will take on Sean McVay’s Los Angeles Rams on Monday night. The Buccaneers are fresh off a win against NFC South opponents Carolina Panthers from last weekend.

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They head into Week 11 ranked second in their division behind Sean Payton’s New Orleans Saints. Will TB12 win a Super Bowl in his first season in Tampa Bay? Stick around to find out.

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