Tom Brady has very little memory of the boat parade, the Lombardi Trophy toss; Accepts that he was a little hammer

Tom Brady has very little memory of the boat parade, the Lombardi Trophy toss;  Accepts that he was a little hammer

You’ve seen Tom Brady blitz, and now you’ve seen Tom Brady well damn.

The Buccaneers quarterback has made a career blitzing defenders, but his seemingly modest appearance during Tampa Bay’s Super Bowl Boat Parade made headlines over the Bucs’ 31-10 Super Bowl 55 victory.

After appearing on “The Late Late Show” with James Corden, Brady noticed (barely) some fine details to be remembered from the Super Bowl parade, including the now famous trophy toss.

“I don’t remember it at all,” Brady said with a laugh about the trophy toss.

Corden asked: What would happen if the Lombardi Trophy ended in water?

“At first, I wasn’t thinking at that moment,” Brady said. “There was no idea. It was like, ‘It seems, really fun to do!” Not to mention, when you get your hands on one of those trophies, there are very sharp edges at the bottom, where the stand is. “

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When Brady was shown a video of him being held by fellow quarterback Ryan Griffin, Brady admitted that both the sea leg and the tequila were in play, and that he could not demand a better friend than Griffin, which brought Brady back to the ground Helped.

The boat parade may not be memorable for Brady, however, the season in which he won his seventh championship ring. He will return to Tampa Bay for his eighth chance in 2021.

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