After a great start to the season, the Tampa bay Buccaneers are losing their momentum as they lost another game on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Although the Bucs quarterback Tom Brady gave his best, but the offense struggled a lot during the matchup.

Later, at the press conference, Brady talked about their offensive struggles as they were trying to get back to their winning ways. However, the GOAT himself was trying to find words to describe their offensive woes.

Tom Brady talks about the offensive woes of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

When asked about finding a new identity in the offensive department, Brady said, “We were gonna have to show up every day to work hard to try to be better than the previous week. Doesn’t matter what we did last year, year before that, year before that… No one really cares. It’s what you do this week for this preparation for this game and you know when you come up short… obviously, we didn’t do a great job in any area and we have to do a better job.“

Then, he talked about building offensively from the Chiefs game and said, “We are throwing and catching the ball well… we were able to move the ball and we were able to get the ball in the end zone. It’s gonna pay dividends down the road. We just gotta get out there and keep practicing. “

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It is worth noting that the Bucs were also pretty poor defensively, as they gave up 28 points in the first two quarters. Although the Bucs managed to come back in the game offensively, it was too little too late for them to win the game.

Brady performed superbly despite an injury scare

Meanwhile, this was TB12’s best performance so far this season, throwing 385 passing yards along with 3 touchdowns. Despite his hard effort, Patrick Mahomes‘ side destroyed the Bucs and took revenge for their Super Bowl 55 loss.

On the other hand, Brady had an injury scare during the game, as he was clutching his right hand. Immediately, backup quarterback Blaine Gabbert started warming up on the sidelines. However, Brady remained in the game and later talked about it in the press. According to him, it was just a normal injury. Notably, the QB has yet to miss a game for the Bucs through injury since he joined the team in 2020.

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