Joe Judge Talks Tom Brady

November 18th, 2021

Younger than Tom Brady and younger the Bucco Bruce Arians’ son, Giants head coach Joe Judge is unique in his field.

In addition to being just 39 years old, Judge was hired directly from his background in special teams, which is extreme rare in NFL history. He coached special teams for the Belicheats, which had hired him out of the University of Alabama where he held the same role.

Judge hopped on WFAN radio in New York this week and recalled his first impressions of Tom Brady at spring practice in New England back in 2012. Judge said Brady’s practice efficiency was a sight to see, along with him “jumping on everyone” during the session.

Judge went on to talk about Brady’s exceptional preparation of his body for practice, as well as the recovery routine Brady goes through after practice. What fans don’t see, Judge said, is Brady’s ability to succeed where others can’t physically.

“The other thing a lot of people don’t know is how many injuries this guy plays through,” Judge said. “This guy’s a tough dude. I mean he’s really, really a tough dude. This guy plays through a lot of things. You know, and the team just knows like you can always count on him being out there.”

As for Monday night’s Bucs-Giants matchup, Judge said he has advised his team they should expect Brady’s very best and the Super Bowl-caliber Buccaneers that haven’t been seen for a few weeks.

8 Responses to “Joe Judge Talks Tom Brady”

  1. Winny Testaverde Says:

    JoeJudge is one weird fella. Hopefully he’ll be in full twitch mode on Monday night.

  2. Rod Munch Says:

    I’ve had the Bucs losing this game, but I overlooked the fact this is a MNF game, and I just find it nearly impossible to believe the Bucs will lose this game.

    As I’ve said, and patted myself on the back about, I’ve picked the Bucs W/L 100% correct on my preseason pick list so far, and I have them losing this game. I noted that people will think it’s insane to believe the Bucs will lose, and post game the national media will go nuts saying the Bucs are washed up. But the good news, I noted on my preseason picks, is that the Bucs would then not lose another game for the rest of the year, and ride into the playoffs with a 7-game win streak. With as aggravating as losing against the Giants would be, if I’m right, and they win out from there, I’ll take it and the 13-4 record we’d end up with.

    But man, I can’t see the Bucs losing a home MNF game to a boring bad team like the Giants — but if you know Bucs history, you know they always lose this game (even in good years, they lose this type of game, and the Giants always give them a hard time for whatever reason).

  3. Iamabuc Says:

    I dont know about you guys; but I will not discount any team from now on, the way we’ve been playing lately. Not that I won’t always go Bucs, because I always will. Its just that everytime we’re facing a suckass team, we’ll always believe is a sure win, and it has not. We need to stop jinxing ourselves. This team just have to play better and they can. Just Go Bucs!

  4. Chris@Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa Says:

    The cloak of Unbeatability has been removed from the Bucs.
    Washington is in the same division as the Giants, and they just spanked us,
    BTW, Washington is the WORST Team in that division, so count on the Giants being geeked up to beat us.
    After all, Washington did!
    That being said, I am not impressed by Joe Sludge.
    Quick, tell me what ex Alabama Coach has done well away from Alabama ?
    LOL,I could win at Alabama. They make me sick, because they get nearly all the really good kids from across the country,
    So what if Joe Sludge was Alabama Special Teams coordinator ?

  5. Swampbuc Says:

    The Giants will beat the Bucs for Brady’s first 3-game losing streak since 1957 and the Official Panic Button will be pushed.

    Giveaway loss to the Saints with Trevor Semen.

    Taylor’s Heineken keeps making the Bucs look like their Greg Schiano or Mike Smith selves.

    Brady suddenly looking like Phillip Rivers in his last year.

    Nice job, guys.

  6. Steven L. Benner Says:

    You all just gave to have some faith……l am pissed off about the last 2 games too! Even with all of the penalties & interceptions we still could’ve beaten the Saints if Mike Evans would’ve caught that one pass and took it in for a TD!!!! The Washington game was just SAD!!!! We didn’t show up- took the game too lightly. Hopefully, AB & possibly Gronk will play Monday Night and everyone will do their job. Can’t keep running the ball on 1st down with Fournet….we do that every play!!!! It’s so predictable!!! Brady needs to Launch the ball down field mix things up! Fournet is the best but he can’t do it all!!! Brady needs to move the ball around and we’ll be back on track.

  7. Steven L. Benner Says:

    You all just have to have some faith……l am pissed off about the last 2 games too! Even with all of the penalties & interceptions we still could’ve beaten the Saints if Mike Evans would’ve caught that one pass and took it in for a TD!!!! The Washington game was just SAD!!!! We didn’t show up- took the game too lightly. Hopefully, AB & possibly Gronk will play Monday Night and everyone will do their job. Can’t keep running the ball on 1st down with Fournet….we do that every play!!!! It’s so predictable!!! Brady needs to Launch the ball down field mix things up! Fournet is the best but he can’t do it all!!! Brady needs to move the ball around and we’ll be back on track.

  8. Oneilbuc Says:

    Steve I agree with you bro I think we’re be ok as well !!