The Buccaneers will depart for the weekend for Wisconsin to face the Packers on enemy soil with the End of Conference (NFC) at stake, territory known to Tom Brady, who got his 14th career ticket to the Super Bowl.
Lambeau Field is the next challenge to return to Raymond James Stadium in the last game of the season: “We have been very good visitors all year, outside of the first game and Chicago. For some reason or another, we’ve just done a good job. Some years have turned out like this. I have been part of other teams where it was not similar to it “Brady said to Scott Smith, from the official Tampa Bay website.
Collectively, the Buccaneers have advanced the entire postseason beating someone else’s stadium. The last seven away matches have ended in victory for the team. Generally speaking, in 2020 they are 8-2 in those matches. The Tampa Bay quarterback doesn’t see why the positive results won’t continue.
“Let’s keep that streak active. That would be great. Let’s secure another. It will be a challenge to do it because we will go against a great football team “Brady added.
In Week 6, the Bucs snatched unbeaten from Green Bay in a game in which the Bruce Arians he supported the defense, which intercepted Aaron Rodgers a couple of times. That was the first regular-season meeting since Dec. 17, 2017, in which Rodgers threw multiple interceptions; he also threw two interceptions against the 49ers in the NFC Championship game (2019).
The recipe for road performance is no secret: “It’s about good football, execution, communication; all the basics: blocking, tackling, throwing”Brady shared.
Super Bowl at home
If the Buccaneers win in Green Bay this Sunday, the organization will become the first in history to play the Super Bowl in their stadium.
The Niners (XIX, Stanfod Stadium) and the Rams (XIV, Rose Bowl) played and won the Super Bowl close to home, but not at home.
According to data from ESPN, the NFL plans that Raymond James Stadium allow access to 20% of its capacity for Super Bowl LV.
