By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady may have finally fallen off the cliff, as Max Kellerman has been waiting to happen for years. He needs to retire.
The future first-ballot Hall of Famer looked afraid last night in a beat down to the Dallas Cowboys. His lackluster play was a factor in the Buccaneers’ 31-14 loss to the Cowboys in the final game of Wild Card weekend.
The 45-year-old signal-caller threw the ball into the ground countless times. It looked like the defense finally caught up to him.
And usually, when that happens, it is time for retirement. He has lost a step.
We have been hearing since last night that it is finally time for him to walk away. He is going to seriously walk away this time, at least from the sources that we’re hearing from.
Even Brady was non-committal on a return. He even thanked the media on his way out following the game.
Usually, that is a sign that a player is getting ready to walk away. Last February, Brady announced his retirement from the game.
Then, in March after 40 days away from the game, he announced his plans to return to the game. Now, it’s time for him to officially retire. His contract is officially over with the Buccaneers.
There will be many changes with the Buccaneers this off-season. The team is expected to fire offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich, who was responsible for the lackluster offense this season.
The team will be in the market for a new quarterback. Who will that be? Only time will tell.
There will also be changes on the offensive side and defensive side of the ball. The changes begin now with a talented roster that failed to live up to expectations that many pundits picked to win the Super Bowl before the season even began.
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