US Football Goes To Munich



Sunday November 13, 2022

I watched the game with much hope and enthusiasm for Tom Brady and his team. They needed this win as things are not going well this season for both Brady and the Buccaneers. I also like to watch the reaction to the people in the stands - some American and others European not just from Germany. They sang "Take me Home Country Road" to Tom Brady.

As with most games it started slow but built to a crescendo with the Buccaneers maintaining their lead while the Seahawks madea great comeback in the final minutes with not enough time to beat Tampa Bay - which I don't think they would've done even if they were more minutes on the clock.

Brady played the way we remember him and that was worth everything as he has had such a bad year with his performances on and off the field. This shouldn't change a decision to retire at the end of the season yet one of the announcers predicted that Brady will be back next year. My heart jumped and I thought about Gisele, "I hope he doesn't get hurt." Personally I think this is his last season and somewhere out there he is negotiating at least one option in his post career.

Tom Brady makes history as Tampa Bay Buccaneers win first-ever regular season game in Germany
Tom Brady makes history as Tampa Bay Buccaneers win first-ever regular season game in Germany Tom Brady has become well-accustomed at making history over his long and illustrious NFL career. And on Sunday, the 45-year-old set more historic marks from all the way across the globe. Brady's Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the Seattle Seahawks 21-16 at the Allianz Arena in Germany, the NFL's first regular season game in the country. With the victory, Brady became the first quarterback to win an NFL game in three different countries outside of the US.





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