The first quarter of the start of Week 8 of the NFL‘s traditional Thursday Night Football seemed to give Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans and quarterback Tom Brady hope when the team went ahead 10-0 against the Baltimore Ravens, however, after finishing the game at Raymond James Stadium the crisis is probably the worst in the career of the seven-time Super Bowl winner.
Tom Brady: “We’ve got to figure it out”
For the second time in his career and for the first time in 20 years, Brady has three consecutive defeats and for the first time in 21 seasons has a record with two more defeats than victories, both things had never happened at the same time, this after losing by a score of 27-22 before the desolation of all the fans in Tampa Bay.
How many games has Tom Brady accumulated without three losses in a row?
With this, TB12 left his milestone at 302 consecutive games without suffering three consecutive defeats, a mark that will remain practically unbreakable if we consider that the second in this list is Joe Montana, the legendary QB of the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs, who remained at 155.
Tom Brady: ‘No retirement in my future’
As if this bitterness were not enough for the former New England Patriots passer, after two consecutive sacks by Justin Houston in the second quarter, Brady accumulated 555 times he has suffered a tackle behind the line on a pass play in his career, the highest number of all time breaking the honorable honor held by Ben Roethlisberger. At the end of the game he received yet another sack to leave the mark at 556.
Tom Brady surpassed by Lamar Jackson
During the game, Brady completed 26 of 44 passes for 325 yards with a touchdown pass, the first in two games for the seven-time Super Bowl winner and no interceptions.
For the Ravens, quarterback Lamar Jackson rebounded from a slow start to the game by hitting 27 of the 38 passes he attempted for 238 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions, plus seven carries for 45 yards.
What’s next for the Ravens and the Buccaneers?
The Ravens (5-3) will return to the gridiron to visit the New Orleans Saints next Monday, Nov. 7, while the Buccaneers (3-5) will host the defending champion Los Angeles Rams in their next game on Sunday, Nov. 6.
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