It wasn’t the fair season that Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers expected. The Buccaneers and the Packers had several issues with the franchise. Despite the woes, Tampa Bay nailed the division, but the Packers are yet to seal their spot. Performance-wise, both have failed to dominate, and other teams may think of them as a weak link. But a Hall of Fame quarterback recommended not thinking of them like that.

Former NFL quarterback Warren Moon sat down for an interaction with TMZ Sports and spoke on some subjects. The quarterback also spoke about the Buccaneers‘ deplorable season. However, Moon is not recommending seeing Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers as worn-out QB1s.

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Warren Moon expressed that the Bucs and the Packers have had troubles with their offensive lines. But the former quarterback holds Tom Brady in high regard. Moon added, “They’re pulling these games out and that’s what he did yesterday. They were behind fourteen points and he’s able to come back and and and will them to a win again. He’s a guy that you don’t want to see in the playoffs because of his experience, because of his competitiveness, and he just kind of raises the level of the other guys around him.”

While discussing the Green Bay Packers’ entry in the postseason, Warren Moon stated he does not expect Aaron Rodgers to lose the do-or-die game against the Detroit Lions this Sunday. He kept referring to quarterbacks as people who teams would rather not face in the playoffs.

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The former quarterback very much has a point. Brady and Rodgers are some of the greatest to grace the game. Both of them could unleash their beast modes in the postseason and clinch the matchup.

Tom Brady has no reason to compete in the Bucs’ Week 18 game. But the Bucs are not pulling the brakes on the starters.

Tampa Bay intends to have all starters for Week 18

The Buccaneers have clinched the division and could rest their starting athletes. Several teams elect to keep their top contenders in reserve for the postseason. But Tampa Bay has no intention of doing so.

As per ESPN, Bucs HC Todd Bowles does not seek to keep the “foot off the gas,” since they have a lot of aspects to improve and work on. The franchise would have Brady and other starters face the Falcons and close out the regular season.

Will the Buccaneers pick up a sweep and end the regular season in style? It is subject to witness.

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