Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady and wine receiver Antonio Brown have taken the downhill connection that has blossomed over the past four weeks into the post-season.
Brady, who played in the Bucs’ first post-season game in 2007, looked down on Washington football team safety Jeremy Reaves before finding Brown on a wheelbase for a 36-yard dash, which the Bucs went up 9-0 as Ryan Succop missed the extra point. attempt.
This is Brown’s first playoff game since 2017. He has now hit five in his last five playoffs, including three in his last two. Brady continues to silence his critics, who doubt he can throw the deep ball into Bruce Arians’ attack at 43.
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Brady has thrown a pass of 20 or more air values in six consecutive games, and this is his sixth consecutive game throwing a TD pass of at least 25 yards in the field, according to ESPN Statistics & Information. With playoff games, it’s the longest series of any QB in the last 15 seasons.