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That’s the FIFTH time he has been given the award after leading his Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a 31-9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
“Every year is amazing and this team are world champions forever, you can’t take it away from us.
“We’re coming back.”
Sounds like number eight is on the cards for the 43-year-old superstar. Who would dare say he can’t do it again?
Family and players revelled in the confetti rainfall as they savoured their 31-9 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
“This belongs to our coaching staff and our players. I didn’t do a damn thing. You won this game, I’m so proud of you,” says coach Bruce Arians.
Mahomes will be back, he’s too good to stay down. But it’s fairly clear Kansas City are going to need a fresh look at their game after they were contained so easily all night after losing 31-9 in the biggest game of the year.
Meanwhile, the ‘Where does Brady fit into the pantheon of global sporting greats’ is well underway.
But more importantly, it’s a great day for former Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, possibly the Tampa Bay Bucs’ biggest celebrity fan. The boy-bander, who was raised near Tampa, Florida, even has a tattoo inspired by the team on his arm.
This is your day, Nick Carter.
It’s all over and not soon enough. Tom Brady wins Super Bowl number seven and did it in a canter with a superb Bucs performance at both ends of the field. So many good players for them but there will only be one real MVP candidate. Brady has now won more Super Bowl titles than any individual franchise.
With thanks to one half of the Grade Cricket
A terrific call of this truly bizarre yet oddly inspiring Super Bowl moment.
But everyone is talking Tom Brady at the moment. It seems clear he’s the greatest QB in the history of the NFL, maybe its greatest player. Where he fits into the global discussion is difficult since it’s such a regional game but his achievements are just amazing. Poise under pressure marks a champion and that has been his hallmark.
This gets better. It appears that he was wearing a Borat-style mankini and largely toyed with the security guards before he finally gave himself up in the endzone. We’ll bring your more angles as they surface online.
The start of the working week and the Australian Open in Melbourne did not stop Super Bowl fans celebrating in venues across Sydney.
The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Brew Pub at King St Wharf in Darling Harbour was the place to be as the Buccaneers took control of Super Bowl LV against the Chiefs.
For some fans it was heartbreak, but for others it was jubilation as Tom Brady’s Tampa Bay took control over Kansas City.