TAMPA, FLORIDA - OCTOBER 04: Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers celebrates after defeating the Los Angeles Chargers after a game at Raymond James Stadium on October 04, 2020 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers star quarterback Tom Brady has been praising head coach Bruce Arians. On Thursday, he told reporters that the team wants to win the Super Bowl for him.
Arians will become the second-oldest head coach at 68 years old. Arians won two Super Bowls as an assistant for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now the opportunity has presented itself with the possibility that he could win one as a head coach. The Buccaneers are supporting him as they are motivated to win one just for him.
Brady has shown the utmost respect for the coach. “He’s a great person, a great leader, and a great friend,” Brady said. “He’s just got a great way about communicating effectively with everybody around here.”
The respect between the two began after the quarterback watched A Football Life documentary about the coach. Brady has adjusted well to the coaching style of Arians, which is different as he is willing to call out players publicly. This led to players disliking his style, but Brady loves it.
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“I just love playing for him,” Brady said of his coach. “He puts a lot into it, expects a lot out of it. Just really excited for him to be recognized the way that he is.”
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