Tom Brady is on the verge of making history. After defeating the New England Patriots in the NFC championship game, Brady will enter his 10th Super Bowl game.

This time, he takes on the defending champions Kansas City Chiefs, with rising superstar Patrick Mahomes. It will be a tough challenge for the veteran quarterback, but he has shown in the past that he can take a challenge.

NFL analyst Brandon Marshall spoke on First Things First about the upcoming Super Bowl clash. He believes that Brady will have to play a near-perfect game. Because if he doesn’t, he runs the risk of giving Patrick Mahomes more opportunities.

In order for the Buccaneers to win the Super Bowl, Brady must play clean and not let Patrick Mahomes take advantage of any mistakes.

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He said, “If Tom Brady turns the ball over one time, it could be a wrap. You cannot give that young man on the other side of the field (Patrick Mahomes) more opportunities.

“He has to play his cleanest game ever. They (Buccaneers) have the better team in my eyes, but he has to play clean. I don’t need him throwing for 350 yards, I just need him to have a clean game.”

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Tom Brady has improved the Buccaneers

The Buccaneers have undergone a massive transformation under Tom Brady. Since he arrived onto the scene, he has gotten them into the Playoffs.

And now, he has the chance to close out his first year with his new franchise by winning a Super Bowl – that too in their home stadium. But the road ahead is not easy for Brady.

The Buccaneers have beaten some excellent teams to reach the Super Bowl. They defeated Washington, the Saints, and the Packers on the road to make their way back to Raymond James Stadium for the Super Bowl. However, there awaits the biggest challenge for Brady and the new-look Buccaneers, the Kansas City Chiefs.

The defending champions are no easy task. They had the best record in the NFL this year, and Patrick Mahomes had an MVP caliber season.

However, Brady has proven himself to be the greatest clutch performer in the NFL. And he tends to step up when the pressure is high. But will he be able to do it against the near-invincible Chiefs?

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