Week 13 of the NFL kicked off with the game between the Buffalo Bills and quarterback Tom Brady‘s former team, the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football and will end as usual with Monday Night Football between the New Orleans Saints and the current team of the seven-time Super Bowl winner, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The game that will take place on December 5 at Raymond James Stadium may prove to be unforgettable, for should this indeed be the University of Michigan graduate’s final NFL season, that would automatically mean that the game vs. New Orleans will be the last MNF in Brady’s illustrious career.
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Tom Brady’s rage against tablets
As if this were not enough, it is impossible to leave aside what it means for Brady to face the Saints, whom he was finally able to defeat as Tampa Bay’s quarterback in the regular season in Week 2 of the current regular season, a game played at the Caesars Superdome last September 18 that ended with a score of 20-10.
However, beyond the aforementioned victory, the game will be widely remembered for the fury and desperation shown by Brady after a first half in which his offense did not work, an issue that led him to smash two tablets and became the topic of conversation for several weeks.
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In addition, this comes on top of the fact that, in the last meeting between these two teams, during the last regular season, Brady and the Bucs were totally frustrated by losing 9-0 and also being caught destroying a tablet.
The game also represents a rematch for receiver Mike Evans, who was ejected from the Week 2 matchup for defending his QB after a brawl with Saints defensive players.
For now, the Buccaneers are the lone leaders in the NFC South with a 5-6 record.
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