Ronald Jones II tells us why Tom Brady isn’t perfect
By Mark Carman
We have finally found one thing that Tom Brady does not do well courtesy of this teammate Ronald Jones II.
Tom Brady somehow keeps raising the bar. Winning a Super Bowl at the age of 43 while defeating Patrick Mahomes is over the top impressive even for Brady. Members of the sports media and fans across the country are now debating vigorously if Brady has passed Michael Jordan as the greatest athlete in the history of team sports. (The answer is no).
Winning seven rings will do that for you, especially when you win one after leaving Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots for seemingly always scuffling Tampa Bay.
So, with that in mind, is there anything that Brady does not do well? After all, he is polite, an elite athlete, a strategic genius choosing Tompa to add on to his legacy? The man is…flawless?
No. Leave it to the third year running back Ronald Jones II to give us a behind the scenes account of Brady coming up short as the Buccaneers were celebrating their stunning Super Bowl 55 victory late Sunday night.
“I’d probably say his dancing skills. At the after-party, it’s just, ah, ya, he couldn’t really dance. But who needs to dance when you got seven rings. That’s when he actually looked his age.”
There it is. Can’t dance, looked old. For all of us who want to have something in common with the greatest quarterback of all-time, we have our answer. Brady has two left feet.
Not being able to dance actually allows Brady to have another thing in common with Jordan who also was not exactly MC Hammer on the dance floor. More proof you can’t be good at everything.
Jones is hoping Brady will have many more opportunities to strut his stuff as his eyes turn towards free agency and whether or not the Bucs can repeat. Optimism is flowing out of Tampa.
“He’s not slowing down one bit. I’m going to ride this train as long as possible. The key is keeping the core intact,” Jones said.
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