Can Tom Brady Have A Season Better Than His Last 3 Years?

• Tom Brady prop bets show he could finish with better states this year than some of his recent seasons.
• Bradys has an over-under of 4400 passing yards and 32.5 TD passes, both leaning to the under.
• Brady’s interception bet line is set at 10 ½ INTs, with odds not shading in any direction.

TAMPA, Fla. - Tom Brady is no stranger to the spotlight but as the 2020 season begins he will be on a new stage with many trying to figure out if he can continue success in a new environment.

The six-time Super Bowl champion, had somewhat of a down season last year where he missed the AFC championship game for the first time in ten years.

Though Brady’s production declined, there is hope that a change of scenery could spark his quarterback play.

Bringing his talents to Tampa Bay has also brought a rise in the team’s expectations going into the season including their odds to win the Super Bowl.

NFL Sportsbooks have set a few prop bets for the quarterback that have signs that fans may witness old Brady greatness this year.

Brady will not be throwing to completely foreign players next year, he has his long time teammate Rob Gronkowski in Tampa with him.

This reunion between the two players not only helped the teams Super Bowl odds but also helped increase faith in Brady’s stats.

Both of these props are leaning towards the under bet line. The passing yards are taking the under slightly more than the over.

Last year, Brady finished with 4057 passing yards and the last time he passed over 4400 yards was in 2017.

This was the year he came off a record-breaking comeback win in the Super Bowl and a season he went first-team All-Pro.

The last time he finished a season with over the current bet line for passing TDs was in 2015 when he had 36 touchdowns.

He has only passed over 32.5 TDs five times in his career.

Interceptions have been an issue for the Bucs in recent history, as Jameis Winston led the league with 30 INTs last year.

The betting line for Brady is set at 10.5 and even in a less productive season, he had eight INTs in the 2019 season.

Many are interested to see the 20-year veteran quarterback lead a new offense in what could be the start of his path to his seventh Super Bowl win.