Tom Brady Starts new Chapter with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

After 20 years of playing for the New England Patriots. Tom Brady has decided to move on from the organization and play elsewhere.

Tom Brady decided the next chapter of his football career will be with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This a big splash for a franchise that has been starving for a championship-caliber team. 

Tom Brady signed a two year deal worth $60 million.

The Buccaneers haven’t won a Super Bowl since 2003. Tampa Bay Buccaneers haven’t won a playoff game since 2003 and haven’t been in the playoffs since 2007.

Tom Brady brings them the championship mindset where he has won six Super Bowls. 

This might be one of the most dominant wide receiver cores he’s had in a while. Chris Godwin and Mike Evans are coming off 1,000 or more receiving yards season.

Last time Tom Brady played with a wide receiver tandem that both had 1,000 or more receiving yards season was in 2007 with Randy Moss and Wes Welker. That team ended up going undefeated in the regular season and didn’t lose a game until the Super Bowl against a luck driven New York Giants team. 

We will soon see how the Tom Brady signing works out for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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DeSean Jackson Reunited with the Philadelphia Eagles

DeSean Jackson was traded back to the Philadelphia Eagles, where he began his career. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers traded their deep threat wide receiver DeSean Jackson and a 2019 seventh round pick, to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2019 sixth round pick.

Jackson averaged 19 yards per catch, which made it a surprise the Buccaneers traded him, especially after losing another productive receiver Adam Humphries in free agency to the Tennessee Titans.

DeSean Jackson has had a phenomenal 11-year career where he has currently 10,261 receiving yards, 589 receptions, and 53 touchdowns.

Some of DeSean best year’s came in Philly, especially where he a career high 1,332 receiving yards, career-high receptions 82, and career-high nine receiving touchdowns in 2013, before he was abruptly released by the Philadelphia Eagles during the Chip Kelly era.

It will be great to see the long bombs Eagles Quarterback Carson Wentz connects with DeSean Jackson. With Alshon Jeffery & DeSean Jackson lining up together, it will give defensive coordinators nightmares to game plan on how to stop both of them.

DeSean Jackson contract was restructured to a 3 year/$27 million deal, right after the trade.