Tom Brady has gone and done it again and claimed is 7th Super Bowl ring after he lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a 31-9 victory over Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LV as per Sky Sports.
Brady – who was the 199th pick in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft – has won his 7th Super Bowl title in a glittering career and the 43-year-old shows no signs of letting up just yet.
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The deadly combination of Brady and Gronkowski combined once again and produced two touchdowns in front of the 25,000 strong crowd.
The duo have now surpassed Joe Montana and Jerry Rice for the most scores by a pair in playoff history (14) and Super Bowl history (five).
Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes suffered his very first loss of more than 14 points in his 54 career starts in the NFL as veteran Brady brought all his experience to the table.
Brady completed a wonderful 21 of his 29 throws for 201 and three touchdowns and the NFL legend was named Super Bowl MVP for a record-breaking fifth time in his career.