“The Dallas cowboys have a lot of firepower”: Tom Brady is cautious of week 1 opponents ahead of nfl season opener

Arth Chandra
|PublishedAug 29, 2021

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Tom Brady and the Buccaneers have a lot of expectations heading into the 2021 season. And Brady believes the Week 1 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys will be crucial.

In only his first season, Tom Brady led the Bucs to the Promised Land. Brady and the Bucs went from being a wildcard team to making the Super Bowl and dominating the Kansas City Chiefs on their way to lifting the Lombardi trophy.

The Bucs look primed to repeat as NFC champs and have a realistic shot at going Back-to-Back. And the road to the promised land will begin with the NFL season opener between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Dallas Cowboys.

Tom Brady believes the Cowboys will be one of the “biggest games” of the year.

Talking to the media after the Buccaneers’ preseason win over the Houston Texans, Tom Brady was asked about his next game, the league’s opening tie involving his side and the Dallas Cowboys.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion added that the Cowboys will pose some challenges.

“I love that sooner game, that means we did something good,”Brady said. “It’s good to start the season against a good team. Dallas has a lot of firepower, a lot of draft picks. They got some new things we’re gonna have to prepare for. And, you know, you gotta start the season the right way. And I think we had a decent training camp.

Now we make final cuts. And it’s always a tough time for all the players and the coaches. Nobody like this time of year for those reasons. But as soon as that happens the team’s gotta come together quickly and get prepared to play our first biggest game of the year. There’s a lot of big games, but the first biggest game of the year is Thursday night.”

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Brady and the Bucs will hope to go back-to-back in 2021. The Super Bowl Champs re-signed all 22 starters and look primed to be the best in the NFC once again. After 6 months of waiting, All eyes will certainly be watching Tom Brady on Thursday, Sept. 9.

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