Tom Brady is as good on T.V. as he is on the football field.
Tampa Tom Brady has been a breath of fresh air. Whatever Brady’s image was in the far more serious Patriots’ locker room, the Florida sun has clearly helped Brady come out of his shell in a new way.
From the opening press-conferences with his new team, everyone knew this iteration of Brady’s career would be lighter. A humorous side of the GOAT, one that had rarely been seen in the past, came to the forefront of his personality, but it never conflicted with his on-field drive.
Brady would poke fun at opposing coaches and players on Twitter, reprised some old jokes with close friend, Rob Gronkowski, and now he has also entered the Super Bowl commercial game.
The commercials during the Super Bowl have taken on a cult following over the years, with humor being a driving factor. News segments during the following days are dedicated to dissecting the funniest ones and ranking them, and some casual party-goers claim they are just there “to see the commercials.”
Granted, in recent years the humor has been lacking, but Tom Brady has a way of turning these situations around. The Buccaneers were seven and nine, and then Brady took them to the Super Bowl in his first season. The Super Bowl commercials have been less memorable in recent years, so Brady had to fix that too.
T-Mobile Tweeted out the following commercial today, explaining this ad was banned from the Super Bowl.
https://twitter.com/TMobile/status/1357680630616576003?s=20
It doesn’t matter that this ad won’t air on Sunday, there is no topping this. Brady and Gronk have a way of lighting up every screen they’re on, whether they are playing football, or just making the world laugh.
Hopefully this is just the first W of several the Buccaneer star quarterback will take home this weekend.
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