Tom Brady Fantasy

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and quarterback Tom Brady announced on Friday that he's signed a two-year deal worth $50 million guaranteed with up to $4.5 million each year in incentives. Brady said goodbye to the Patriots earlier this week, leaving behind a team that he won six Super Bowls with over 20 years. Mike Evans and Chris Godwin will give Brady the best receiver duo he's had in years. There are questions about Brady's arm strength entering his age-43 season, but his improved supporting cast from what he worked with in 2019 should help him bounce back in 2020. Brady can surely still have big games despite his age, but fantasy owners shouldn't overpay for him as a high-end QB1.

Mar. 20th • 12:37 PM

Suitors of quarterback Tom Brady in free agency were under the impression that Brady wanted free-agent wide receiver Antonio Brown to come with him to his next team. The NFL says that Brown's status remains under review while he's investigated for sexual misconduct and battery. It's unclear how long that process will play out, and if he's even cleared to play again in the NFL, there's no telling whether the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or any other team would even entertain signing him. Brown was released from the Raiders last year before the Patriots picked him up. He played in one game with Brady, catching four passes for 56 yards and a touchdown before he was released for a second time. It might be a long shot that he plays in the NFL again, but a wide receiver room of Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and Brown would almost be unfair.

Mar. 18th • 12:05 PM

Updating an ongoing story, The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and quarterback Tom Brady have an agreement in principle that is believed to be for around $30 million per season, according to a source. It came down to the Bucs and the Chargers, and Brady wanted to remain on the East coast to keep his family in the same time zone. It doesn't hurt that Mike Evans and Chris Godwin will be his top two receivers either. Head coach Bruce Arians is a bright offensive mind and Brady should have an excellent shot to bounce back from 2019, although he will be 43 years old this year and prefers the safe throws underneath over airing it out deep like Jameis Winston did. It's a nice landing spot for Brady, but it doesn't mean he should be drafted as a QB1.

Mar. 17th • 7:45 PM