Tom Brady was caught on camera screaming at his team-mates once again as rumours continue to link him with a return to the New England Patriots next summer. Brady was the hero as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the New Orleans Saints on Monday night.
But despite the result, Brady didn't have things all his own way, and let his team-mates know exactly how enraged he was. The 45-year-old was caught on camera screaming: "That sucks, man! What the f*** is that?!"
Brady's future is currently the subject of heavy speculation, with his Buccaneers contract set to expire at the end of the season. And it seems highly unlikely the quarterback will stay in Tampa Bay, with a return to New England seemingly most likely.
The 45-year-old spend 20 years in New England before leaving for Tampa, and it has been heavily suggested he could look to end his career where it all began, at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots are believed to be the most likely landing spot if Brady decides to put off retirement for another year, with Mac Jones moved to a bench role with the idea of learning from the seven-time Super Bowl champion.
Brady's individual performance on Monday night saw him roll back the years to carry the Bucs to a key victory. With just four seconds left, the game once again came down to whether Brady could make a clutch touchdown pass - and he didn't disappoint.
He connected with Rachaad White, who carried the ball into the end zone to give the Bucs a one-point lead with no time remaining. Speaking afterwards, Brady joked the drama was all part of the plan, saying: "Just like we drew it up" before breaking out into laughter.
He added: "I missed some throws early, but I'm really proud of our team for hanging in there against a team we've always struggled with. It was a great route by Rachaad, great catch. [Offensive coordinator] Byron [Leftwich] made a great call.
"Great job by coach Bowles, I give him all the credit. That's what he wanted and look how it turned out. So, I'll take it."
