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03-21-20 10:30 AM #1
Didn't Tom Brady struggle in heat all his career?
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03-21-20 10:44 AM #2
He's 8-10 playing in Miami; don't have data for temperature during the games.
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03-21-20 10:53 AM #3
yeah I'd love to see more data in other warm weather cities on warm days.
he'll just drink more of that super duper TB12 water and stretch and he'll be fine
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03-21-20 11:02 AM #4
Was he bad or was the whole team bad when they played at Miami?
Heat and humidity makes it tough in general
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03-21-20 11:05 AM #5
Florida heat much different then California
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03-21-20 11:06 AM #6
Tampa Bay Temperature
The hot season lasts for 4.9 months, from May 6 to October 4, with an average daily high temperature above 86°F. The hottest day of the year is July 22, with an average high of 90°F and low of 76°F.
The cool season lasts for 2.7 months, from December 7 to February 27, with an average daily high temperature below 74°F. The coldest day of the year is January 18, with an average low of 52°F and high of 70°F.
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03-21-20 11:16 AM #7
He was bad in Miami I know
Too small a sample size
He clearly wanted to go to a warm weather city or a dome though
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03-21-20 11:18 AM #8
for what it worth tampa is a little cooler than the heat in miami
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03-21-20 11:29 AM #9
If the O-line doesn`t give Grampa Tommy time, NOTHING else matters. Not the "talent". Not the weather.
If they somehow do give him good time, TB12 with those receivers will score a ton of points.
Stay away from people. Go outside if you can, get some fresh air. Walk the dog.
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03-21-20 11:30 AM #10
He won't be running - solid OL, downfield targets galore
Bruce Arians and Tom Moore drawing up the plays
Tom Moore was the Colts OC in Manning's heyday
everyone wants to be traded to the Bucs now
Brady is a lock for most passing yards in 2020.
Yes, more than Mahomes.
Superbowl in Tampa - if they win it would be first ever SB home team
Remember it was the adjustment from New England weather to Florida
that hit the hardest - not already being there and acclimated to it
Plus Miami had a slow sloggy grass that was bad for receivers.Last edited by Snowball; 03-21-20 at 11:35 AM.
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03-21-20 11:34 AM #11
when it was in dallas, everyone thought dallas was a lock that yr too.........i dont see tampa getting to the sb here at all.
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03-21-20 11:38 AM #12
Bucs win total is 9
Schedule looks impossible.
Brady td total is 32.5
Brady int total is 9.6
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03-21-20 11:39 AM #13
Yes like usual Lakerboy, you are wrong.
Originally Posted by lakerboy
Take a lap and come back.
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03-21-20 11:41 AM #14
i think what you will see in tampa, that Brady will look old and if the time off is longer before football starts imo he will be even worst.....
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03-21-20 11:43 AM #15
Shouldn’t you see the order the games before you say it looks impossible and where the short weeks are Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-21-20 11:46 AM #16
Falcons and Saints play in climate controlled stadiums.
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03-21-20 11:47 AM #17
Such a tough task for him to get a team chemistry in place to win a SB there. Maybe just a money grab and can't blame him for that. He's earned the choice to do what he wants. Wish him well. Denver had a really good defense for peyton and a really good receiving corps. I also believe peyton had a better football iq. Not gonna debate that, though. We'll see in 2021...☠
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03-21-20 11:48 AM #18
c’mon man... don’t let your hate for Tom Brady cloud your judgement. Originally Posted by carolinakid
Open your eyes.
Tom just joined a team with 2 of the best wide receivers in the NFL. Antonio Brown might also be joining that group. The Buccaneers signed Brady to a 2 year deal. This is not a rebuilding project. They just went ahead and signed another offensive linemen to protect Brady yesterday. I think they will also add another tackle.
Here is the thing the Buccaneers will be very talented however they WILL have their work cut out for them as the league is becoming more and more balanced. I think there will be 8-10 teams capable of winning the NFC championship by the time these rosters are done being constructed.
I’m calling it right now the Carolina Panthers win that division and they are an absolute steal at 14-1.
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03-21-20 11:48 AM #19
I agree with poster about O-line.....this guys legacy is largely due to the fact he has been (remarkably) rarely pressured/sacked in his entire career. Thats why still so effective in 40's. Because he has the wear and tear of someone 10 years younger. Coupled with immense stupidity by opposing coaches in critical situations to boost his superbowl win total. If the O-line is good, he will shine. If not...he won't do shit, just like most QB's in the league.
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03-21-20 11:56 AM #20
I saw the opponents. I saw win total. Originally Posted by thetrinity
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03-21-20 11:56 AM #21
Tampa plays 8 games in heat. Originally Posted by pavyracer
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03-21-20 12:06 PM #22
I'm sure Brady will get acclimated to the weather, it doesn't get real hot there in December, perhaps earlier. Having good receivers and offensive mind like Arians will more than make up for playing in the heat.
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03-21-20 12:10 PM #23
men lol I wonder why you lose
Miami and Tampa very different climates
its 205 miles difference and Miami much more humid
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03-21-20 12:46 PM #24
Brady lives in California. He knows how to play in the heat.
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03-21-20 01:07 PM #25
Brady always struggled in Florida. His loss to Miami in NE in Week 17 was the death knell of his career, the Titans just buried the coffin. Tampa misses the playoffs or maybe just sneaks in as the first ever NFC 7th seed on the backs of its all-star receivers. Patriots sans Brady rebound to win AFC with a legit QB at 13-3
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03-21-20 01:09 PM #26
He will have no issues
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03-21-20 01:11 PM #27
Yes he will be fine
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03-21-20 01:13 PM #28
If he has a strong offensive line, look out NFC South...
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03-21-20 01:42 PM #29
The heat in Northern Cal and Florida are not even remotely the same. Originally Posted by pavyracer
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03-21-20 02:20 PM #30
Tampa Bay Weather:
Weather in September
The daily temperatures drop below 86°F (30°C), and the rain also subsides a little. The combination of humidity at a high level of 77.6% and the sea temperature at an average of 84°F (28.9°C) do not make it a comfortable atmosphere. Weather in September »
Weather in October
The temperatures range from mild nights at 68.3°F (20.2°C) to comfortably warm days at 84°F (28.9°C). With an average of 6.5 days of rainfall during the month, it is officially the end of the wet season. Weather in October »
Weather in November
November is the second least rainy month at 1.8" (45.7mm) and brings pleasant weather. The daily high temperature in the range of 76°F (24.4°C) to 80°F (26.7°C) and reduced intensity of the sun rays make for some fine weather. Weather in November »
Weather in December
December is the start of the winter, with the average low temperatures dropping to a mild 54.2°F (12.3°C). The days are at a comfortable 72°F (22.2°C) during which sunburns are not a significant. Weather in December »
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03-21-20 06:47 PM #31
I'm calling YOU right now. Lose and I will run your worthless arse OUT of here. Got it moron? Originally Posted by Big Bear
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03-21-20 06:48 PM #32
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03-21-20 06:48 PM #33
Bigdaddy and Bigbear would end in sawgy waffles.
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03-21-20 11:38 PM #34
Brady and his record at Miami....
Usually Miami was way out of the playoffs and the patriots had nothing to play for not exactly a motivational recipe to win a game late in the season hence his under .500 record
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03-24-20 05:53 PM #35
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