Tom Brady Celebrates Seventh Super Bowl Title With Boat Parade, Throws Lombardi Trophy To Cameron Brate

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers celebrated their Super Bowl LV victory in downtown Tampa on Wednesday.

Much has changed in the world in the past year, but one duo remains constant: Tom Brady and Super Bowl parades. In keeping with safe social distancing, the Bucs celebrated their 31-9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs by taking a boat tour on the Hillsborough River as thousands of fans cheered from the Tampa shoreline. Brady arrived in a particularly festive mood, sporting his brand new $2 million boat. He was seen in multiple videos holding the Lombardi trophy, as well as putting up seven fingers to symbolize his seven Super Bowl victories. At one point, he even successfully tossed the trophy to another boat, where it was caught by tight end Cameron Brate.

After years of celebrating in the freezing winters of New England, Brady welcomed the warm Florida weather, partying with long-time teammate Rob Gronkowski.  Both Brady and Gronkowski have stated that they have no plans of retirement after this season, creating the potential for a new dynasty in the NFC.

Article by Grayson Ruhl