Tom Brady is so amazing even his incompletions get praised

Is there anything that future Hall of Famer Tom Brady can do wrong while out on the gridiron? 

Tom Brady is fitting in just fine in his new home, folks. Even at 43 years old, the six-time Super Bowl winner continues to impress whenever he has the football in his hands. Now with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which even sounds weird to think about, Brady has been putting on a display throughout training camp.

But, even when Brady and his receivers don’t connect for a big gain, he’s still impressing the Tampa Bay coaches? Believe it or not, this is exactly the case.

Defensive coordinator Todd Bowles is so impressed with Brady, he said that even his incompletions during practices have been a thing of beauty. Seriously?

Tom Brady looks ready to lead the Tampa Bay offense despite being 43-years-old

As you can see from Bowles’ comments above, even when Brady is doing something wrong, he’s doing it better than anyone else in the league.

For Bowles, Brady’s incompletions are so strong because the ball is being thrown only where his receiver will have a chance to go up and make a play, instead of a defensive back being in a position to potentially record a turnover.

Go ahead and add ‘great thrower of incompletions’ to Brady’s long list of achievements. In his 20 NFL seasons thus far and No. 21 on the way, the 6-foot-4, 225-pound signal-caller has thrown for 74,571 yards and 541 touchdowns, while leading New England to six Super Bowl titles.

He’s now getting ready to start his first year with Bruce Arians and the Bucs, which got even more interesting once Rob Gronkowski came out of retirement and was traded by the Pats to Tampa Bay to reunite with Brady.

Watch out of Brady come Week 1, folks. And if he throws an incompletion that hits the turf on third down, don’t be surprised when you see Bowles grinning from ear to ear.