Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots (R) shakes hands with Byron Leftwich #7 of the Jacksonville Jaguars after defeating the Jaguars 28-3 in their Wild Card Playoff game on January 7, 2006 at ...

One of Tom Brady's first connections as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer wasn't with Mike Evans or Chris Godwin. It was with Byron Leftwich, the team's offensive coordinator and then a rising star as a ...

Tom Brady, who will turn 43 on Aug. 3, left the New England Patriots after 20 seasons and six Super Bowl victories to sign a two-year contract with the Buccaneers in March.

Task of continuing Tom Brady's run falls on Bucs' Byron Leftwich. Success here can open head coaching shots. Terez Paylor Senior NFL writer. September 7, 2020 at 9:14 PM UTC ...

Bruce Arians: Byron Leftwich criticism hasn’t been fair; Tom Brady was playing poorly. While the Bucs have been celebrated for their creative play-calling in Munich — aside from Tom Brady’s ...

Offering as honest a take as it gets, Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich, 41, admitted he didn't think it was possible for Tom Brady to be as great as he was in his age-43 season.

It’s all about putting Tom Brady in the best positions to be successful, says Bucs Offensive Coordinator Byron Leftwich. Skip to main content. Primary nav. NEWS TEAM ...

On the sidelines, Brady could be seen passionately hugging his offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich. “Way to go, baby!” the legendary quarterback could be seen telling his offensive coordinator.

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The Tampa Bay offense isn’t consistently clicking. As a result, questions have been swirling regarding the responsibility of quarterback Tom Brady for the execution of the attack, and for its design.

Tom Brady vetoing a Byron Leftwich play call right before the game-clinching completion is yet another reason why he’s the GOAT. By Coleman Bentley. September 10, 2021 Save for later.

Tom Brady is getting used to life in his new digs. The future Hall of Fame inductee left the New England Patriots this past offseason, opting to head to Tampa Bay and become a member of the ...