Tom Brady ‘falling in love’ with Buccaneers unique training system

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are starting fresh with six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady now under center for the franchise. With Brady playing two decades for the New England Patriots, joining the Buccaneers is an adjustment period. However he’s loving his new team.

Brady is especially liking the Buccaneers’ virtual reality training system. It’s something head coach Bruce Arians has used since his days with the Arizona Cardinals. Arians talked about Brady using the system and how the future Hall of Famer loves the process, via Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk.

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“We’ve used it since [the] Arizona days,” Arians told reporters. “Carson [Palmer] absolutely loved it. All our backup quarterbacks get really live reps — it’s our actual practice that goes on, on the tape. Tom [Brady] has embraced it. We were already scheduled to use it and would have used it anyway because Blaine [Gabbert] and [Ryan Griffin] liked it from last year. It’s good reps for them, but Tom is falling in love with it, too.”

With the start of the 2020 NFL season right around the corner, Brady’s debut with only the second team he’s ever played for on the NFL level will take place sooner rather than later.

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The Buccaneers will take on the New Orleans Saints on the road in Week 1 with two veteran quarterbacks in the twilight of their careers going head-to-head. The matchup between Brady and Drew Brees will be must-see TV with all eyes on this showdown between two division rivals and potential Super Bowl title contenders in the NFC.