Buccaneers vs. Ravens: Tom Brady turns into most sacked quarterback in NFL historical past as Tampa Bay Buccaneers undergo third straight defeat

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Tom Brady is used to setting new data however he wouldn’t have wished this one.

The 45-year-old turned essentially the most sacked quarterback in NFL historical past through the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 27-22 defeat to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Evening Soccer.

Brady was sacked twice on the finish of the primary half to initially equal after which break the report beforehand held by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

In reality, it’s hardly shocking that Brady is essentially the most sacked quarterback in NFL historical past since he’s been enjoying within the league for over twenty years and it does little to dent his astonishing legacy within the sport.

Maybe extra regarding for the seven-time Tremendous Bowl champion is that the Bucs have now misplaced three video games in a row, the primary time that’s occurred in Brady’s storied profession since 2002.

It marks a brand new low in a troublesome season for each Brady and the Buccaneers.

“I don’t assume you possibly can erase what occurred the final eight weeks,” a dejected Brady, who threw for a landing within the defeat, informed reporters after the sport.

“We’ve gotta dig deep, see what we’re all about, come to work, attempt to enhance and provides ourselves a greater likelihood to win.”

Regardless of a nightmare season since popping out of retirement in March, Brady has reaffirmed his dedication to the Bucs amid rumors a second retirement was imminent.

His performances on the sphere, although, haven't been what we’ve come to count on from arguably the best quarterback of all-time however he’s not being helped by his crew.

Between struggling connections along with his offensive weapons, a porous offensive line and a faltering operating recreation, the issues are mounting for the franchise.

That they had held a 10-3 lead on the finish of the first-half on Thursday however the Ravens took full management within the second.

​​”We simply didn’t play effectively sufficient to win,” Brady added.

On the opposite facet, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson continued his streak of stable performances, throwing for 2 touchdowns and speeding for nearly 50 yards within the victory which improves Baltimore’s report to 5-3.