Tom Brady’s three TD passes, Leonard Fournette’s score make the Tampa Bay Buccaneers run in the 2021 Super Bowl

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TAMPA, Florida – The three Tom Brady players recruited personally to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers – tight Rob Gronkowski, wide receiver Antonio Brown and defender Leonard Fournette – scored all touchdowns in the first three quarters of the Super Bowl LV against the Chiefs from Kansas City.

With left-back Ali Marpet lined up at defender and Joe Haeg as an additional offensive attack on the right – alongside Gronkowski and Cameron Brate – Fournette ran outside and corner the end zone for a 27-yard touchdown run to reach 28-9 in the middle of the third quarter.

Gronkowski caught two early touchdown passes and Brown’s third to give the Bucs a 21-6 lead at the break. Brown’s 1-yard touchdown came on an angled path, working against defensive end Tyrann Mathieu, 10 seconds into the half.

In the first quarter, Brady connected with Gronk for the 13th postseason touchdown on an 8-yard pass, led by Joe Montana and Jerry Rice for the most postseason TDs of a QB receiver combo in NFL history. . It was also his first time in Brady’s 10 Super Bowls, when he scored a touchdown in the first quarter.

On the game, which gave the Bucs a 7-3 advantage, Gronkowski ran over the back of the team and entered the apartment. It was Gronkowski’s fourth career, receiving a touchdown in the Super Bowl, breaking a five-way tie for second place in Super Bowl history.

Now he’s only following Rice, who is eight, because Brady and Gronk would replicate that magic in the second trimester.

The Bucs lined up for a 40-yard goal after stopping deep in Kansas City, but Antonio Hamilton of the Chiefs jumped offside, giving the Bucs a first down.

In the next play, Brady found Gronkowski for a 17-meter touchdown pass – with Gronk pretending to run to the corner of the end zone before turning inside and losing to L’Jarius Sneed – to extend Bucs’ advantage at 14-3.

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