Tom Brady Fantasy

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (knee) is practicing during organized team workouts on Tuesday. It's unclear exactly to what extent Brady is practicing, but it's good news after he had knee surgery back in February. The Buccaneers are likely to play it safe with the future Hall of Famer during minicamp, as head coach Bruce Arians stated last week that Brady would be more of a coach than a player. Brady started the year out slow in his first season in Tampa, but it was clear that he became more comfortable within the offense in the second half of the season on the way to yet another Super Bowl championship. With all of his weapons back in 2021, Brady will remain a low-end QB1 for fantasy purposes.

Jun. 8th • 2:25 PM

Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians said that he's unsure how much quarterback Tom Brady (knee) will do in next week's mandatory minicamp because of his recovery from offseason knee surgery. Brady has been throwing in private workouts with teammates instead of attending organized team activities, but the Bucs might choose to be cautious next week. The future Hall of Famer began throwing two weeks ago, putting him ahead of schedule. The 43-year-old GOAT was more productive in Arians' offense towards the end of last year on the way to winning another Super Bowl ring. Fantasy managers and Brady haters have been waiting for him to show signs of a decline, but he keeps proving all the doubters wrong. With all his offensive weapons returning for a chance to defend their title, Brady should at least be a midrange QB1 target.

Jun. 1st • 2:24 PM

Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians said he's not against taking a developmental quarterback at the end of the first round (pick No. 32) of this year's draft. The Buccaneers are returning 22 starters from their championship season a year ago, so they could take the best player available when their turn is up at the end of Day 1. Taking a signal-caller later in the draft is also an option. "If the right guy is there that we think is a developmental guy that has the upside that outweighs every other position of those five or six guys that we're looking at, then we wouldn't be against it," Arians said. The top-five QBs in the draft -- Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Justin Fields and Mac Jones -- are all expected to be gone before Tampa picks at No. 32. Florida's Kyle Trask, Texas A&M's Kellen Mond and Stanford's Davis Mils could be options.

Apr. 13th • 11:46 AM