After “The Last Dance” has taken the sports world by storm, Tom Brady is now getting the GOAT treatment like Michael Jordan with his own documentary.
For those who have not yet seen “The Last Dance,” that should become a priority. Even people who don’t like basketball can find something to enjoy in the incredible documentary chronicling the life of the best (sorry to some) basketball player ever. Now the spotlight turns towards Tom Brady with something similar being planned for the greatest football player of all time.
As tweeted by Brady, the series looks like it is going to follow the entirety of Brady’s spectacular NFL career as well as his spending some time on his years in college, titled “Man in the Arena.”
I have quoted Theodore Roosevelt’s “Man in the Arena” speech since I saw it painted on our weight room wall at UM in 1995. It’s a constant reminder to ignore the noise, buckle my chinstrap, and battle through whatever comes my way.
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 21, 2020
Coming 2021 on @espn! pic.twitter.com/nm9SdFYB7D
Bucs fans should be incredibly excited about this because there is an excellent chance that the later episodes could focus on Brady’s success (or lack thereof) while in Tampa Bay. Perhaps this added pressure will only add more to the chip that is on Brady’s shoulder.
The reason why the fans loved “The Last Dance” so much is because it showed a side of Jordan that many people never got the chance to see. Jordan was real and candid about many stories and situations that have never graced the public before now. If the same is true for Brady, one can rest assured that many interesting stories will come out during the nine-part series.
There is a good chance that Brady will go into depth on his decision to join Tampa Bay, and it will be exciting for Bucs fans to get to see Brady’s point of view on the franchise after a season with the Buccaneers.
One way or another, Bucs fans should be very excited to see “Man in the Arena” in 2021, but it would be that much better if the Buccaneers pull off a magical playoff run in the upcoming season. With all the talk of GOATs currently going on, winning a Super Bowl as the home team has to cement Brady in that position, right?