Soon after winning Super Bowl LV, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady underwent knee surgery. A procedure the quarterback himself deemed as “pretty serious.”

While the exact details of his injury remain unknown, it is believed that the quarterback laid off the surgery till the end of last season so as to interfere with his plans of claiming a seventh Super Bowl.

But while most details about the surgery have remained under wraps, the QB has been providing timely updates on his recovery. And more recently even Buccaneers Head Coach Bruce Arians gave an update on how Brady’s recovery is coming along.

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While talking to reporters after Day 1 of OTAs, Bruce Arians was asked about how Brady’s knee was coming along. The quarterback who skipped the OTAs was seen running light drills with some of his teammates away from the team’s facility.

“He felt great yesterday,” Arians said. “I talked to him this morning and he said it’s the best he has felt.”

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As for not attending OTAs and working out on their own instead, Arians said he was okay with it, but would prefer if they held it at the team’s facility. “I’d rather see them do it here, for their own protection.”

Brady, who will be 44 come the start of next season has so far enjoyed a career spanning over two decades in the league. A part of that longevity can be attributed to the star QB dodging serious injuries over the years.

The last major injury the QB had was back in 2008 when he tore his ACL in the opening game of the season. And it seems it is that same left knee that needed to go under the knife again.

How the injury might impact Brady’s performance next season remains to be seen. So far, it looks good for the evergreen quarterback. Beating father time on multiple occasions, Brady sure will hope that next season is no different.

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After all, the Week 4 clash of the 2021 NFL season will one he wouldn’t want to miss. With a return to Foxboro on the cards, he’ll be keen to show the New England Patriots what they’re missing out on.