
Tom Brady is great at giving advice. Perhaps it is the longevity of his career that gives him the depth of perception rivaled by a few. But in addition to being a beast on the field, Brady is also a loving father. That may make him more qualified than some of his younger peers in dealing with children. Combining his wisdom with an ability to interact with children, Brady is an exceptional advisor.
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And that’s exactly what he did when former Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald’s kids came to watch his game. So, what pearls of wisdom did Brady pass on to the youngsters?
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Larry Fitzgerald thought he could be named father of the year after taking his kids to the Buccaneers to face the Cardinals. Sadly, Fitzgerald was treated to seeing his former team’s defeat. But there wasn’t much to grumble about, especially after his kids met Tom Brady. As a co-host of Brady’s podcast ‘Let’s Go!’ with Jim Gray, the former recipient shared their experience.
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The seven-time Super Bowl champion spoiled Fitzgerald’s kids, which they thoroughly enjoyed. Tom met them after his 16-19 win and even offered some advice. The supposedly aspiring athletes were encouraged by Brady’s motivational speech. Speaking of their interaction, Fitzgerald said: “It was very kind of him to take some time and you know he gave them some really great advice. If you want to be an athlete you know what to think about in terms of mental preparation, leadership skills, all the things he’s illustrated throughout his career. He also added the elation of his children, as they called their friends, to their interaction with TB12.
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Brady may be experienced with last-minute comebacks, but the same cannot be expected from his roster
Fitzgerald was one of many to witness a thrilling game between the Cardinals and Bucs. TB12 was able to slip away with a win despite a performance that was far from his best. But Bucs head coach Todd Bowles’ defense was able to hold off their opponent’s offense.

With this win, the Bucs are 7-8. Despite being at the top of a dismal NFC South, they have no guarantee of a playoff chance just yet. The Bucs return home on Sunday to take on divisional rivals, the Carolina Panthers. If they hope to make it to the postseason, losing is not an option for Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers have had many close games this season, with both favorable and unfavorable outcomes. But if Tom Brady and the rest of the squad make it to the postseason, the unpredictability that can currently excite fans will turn into a liability that can’t be risked.
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