Tom Brady has won yet another Super Bowl title in his very first year with the Buccaneers, 31 to 9.

The final as they take down the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs and a dominating performance by the Buccaneers on both sides of the football offensively with Brady would talk about him, but also the defense be able to hold the Chiefs to just nine points when the more potent offense is we've had in the league in the last several years.

To get a little deeper into this, we bring in Tim Hasselbeck and Tim.

I want to dive into the X's and O's of this game and how it got to 31 9 and things of that nature.

But because it is Tom Brady and because of what he accomplished in his very first year in Tampa team that hadn't sniffed the playoffs in quite some time at least a legitimate chance of winning a title here he is now seven championships.

That's more than any other franchise in the NFL.

The Steelers in the Patriots each have six.

Him now Brady has seven is.

You sit back and sort of absorbed this.

What comes to your mind?

I mean, it's just hard to even comprehend, to be honest with you, when you think about just what he's accomplished, how he came into the league, how he took over New England to have the success in New England and the debate about whether or not it was the coach of the player and then to do it in the year.

That was this year, which started with throwing and working out at local high schools in getting run off the field to get to this point.

It's incredible, Michael.

I mean, you know, in some ways there aren't really words to describe what he's accomplished.

I know people gonna be talking about this for quite some time over the next several days as they should.

But when we have a chance to experience this level of greatness, Tim in the moment, whether was Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant or LeBron James?

Currently, Now it is Tom Brady and the impact that he has not just on franchise, but the league as a whole and you take a look at this game in particular.

You know, a couple of guys to score the touchdowns in this game on.

Lee came to Tampa because of Tom Brady.

Yeah, I mean, the influence, the impact, how one player has made such a huge difference.

Look, that's been reserved for other sports.

That has not been something that's worked ever in football.

It just hasn't.

So I think when you look at what has been done this year in Tampa Bay with Brady, and as you say, Michael, the influence on other players, obviously a guy that caught two touchdown passes tonight in Rob Gronkowski.

We've never seen it we've got and we've seen people try to do things like this, but it's never had this type of result at the end.

Let's talk a little about him specifically in this game, Tim, because if you look at his his performance in the in the box score, I mean this was efficient 21 for 29 201 yards and those three touchdowns from an excess no standpoint tonight.

What did you see in Tom's game?

I think the big thing is that he was seeing it perfectly.

What I mean by that was, you know, a lot of times at the line of scrimmage they would have packaged plays.

You hear him alert to something else.

You know, the thing that Kansas City gave people a hard time with this season was their zone blitz pressures.

They would find a way to attack your pass protection and get home to the quarterback.

Well, Brady did such a good job pre snap of seeing it and getting to the right place and getting the ball out on time that I just felt like he was kind of a step ahead of defensive coordinator Steve Spagnola for the Kansas City Chiefs.

I mean, I think that was really probably the thing that stuck out to me the most.

Eso you described it as efficient.

I think the reason it was efficient he was he was able to basically have the answer before the question was ever asked.

You know, we talk about his leadership ability, but his preparation has been top not since he first came into this league and this was a perfect example of how that transpired in the game tonight, Tim, things that you were mentioning.

Now, with seven again Super Bowl Championship, the next closest quarterback, it's four eso again just adding to that legacy of the greatest of all time.

And I do want to talk about a response that the Bucks had because they got the ball first.

They went three and out.

Chiefs go down and score three and all of a sudden, like all right, so we're down three nothing.

And then boom, boom, boom!

The Bucks just start going down the field and that first touchdown pass to Rob Gronkowski, I thought said quite a bit about the resiliency of Tom Brady and what that offense was gonna bring in this game.

It's a good point by you, Michael, and I think that on that drive, we have to give credit to Byron Leftwich and Bruce Arians for some of the plays that were called.

They end up hitting Cameron break on a little tight end delay screen, which ended up being a nice pick up for them.

And then you reference the touchdown pass to Rob Gronkowski.

It's actually a run pass option, not something that Tampa Bay majors in, but it was man coverage and Gronkowski comes across the formation and Daniel Sorenson is reading run.

He basically lets him go, which is why Rob Gronkowski was so wide open.

So yes, it was Brady.

But I think you do have to give credit to, you know, the design.

You know of the offensive plays that they ran on that drive and then also the timing of the play calls on that.

Drivers.

Well, yeah, Artim, sit tight.

We got plenty more to discuss here on the special edition off SportsCenter now that the Bucks have won their second Super Bowl title.

And by the way, as we mentioned, this is the first time that a team hosted the Super Bowl in its home stadium.

So now you can add Tampa to the list of teams that have actually won it in their own city.

Right little difference between your stadium in your city.

But there you see the Raiders when in Pasadena, in the course of 40 Niners as well.

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