Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles has yet to circle a specific date on the calendar ..
When speaking to media on Thursday, Bowles said there was no firm date for when the 45-year-old quarterback will reunite with his teammates, and the Tampa Bay According to The Athletic,who said they would revisit the issue after the NBA game against Tennessee,the Titans on Saturday in their second preseason game.
Brady, who will return for his 23rd season in the NFL and his third season with the Buccaneers, said Bowles said he left training his camp last week to "manage personal matters." rice field.
His first-year coach for the Buccaneers also told reporters at the time, "This is something we talked about before training camp started." Bowles suggested at the time that Brady wouldn't be back until after Saturday's game with the Titans.
As speculation about Brady's absence quickly circulated online, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said last week on "The Pat McAfee Show." said his absence was longer. About "work-life balance".
"Nobody's worried. He's fine," Rapoport previously said. "As far as I know, it's not a medical emergency related to him and I believe there are people close to him. I was told everything was fine. The best I've had on this." The explanation is that finding a work-life balance is important.”
Before announcing a short-term retirement in February, Brady said he and his family You said you wanted to spend some time. His children, his son Benjamin, 12, his daughter Vivian, 9, and 14-year-old son Jack, whom he shares with ex Bridget Moynahan.
``My wife is my biggest supporter. ``It hurts her to see me beat down. , my children deserve what they need from me as a father and I will spend some time with them and give them what they need because over the past 6 months they have Because it really gave me what I needed.That's what a relationship is all about.It's not necessarily what I want.It's about what we want as a family.And I will spend a lot of time with them and understand what the future holds."
When Brady returns, the Buccaneers
According to JoeBucsFan General Manager Jason Licht told WDAE radio last week,.
"He will come back with more focus. That's the least of our concerns."
The Buccaneers kick off the season in Dallas with a "Sunday Night Football" showdown against the Cowboys.
