After 47 career playoff games for Tom Brady, this could be his last.
On Monday, January 16, Brady’s (8-9) Tampa Bay Buccaneers will face Dak Prescott’s (12-5) Dallas Cowboys in a highly anticipated NFC matchup at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay.
Both opponents’ records certainly favor the Cowboys on paper, but there’s a major X-factor here.
Brady has never lost to the Cowboys — he’s 7-0 against Team USA.
This season, Brady broke his own record of 490 completions in a season. Obviously there is still gas in the tank.
Whether or not the 45-year-old future Hall of Famer will play next season is anyone’s guess.
If you want to see Brady win against Mike McCarthy’s team or You might lose your first game against the Cowboys; because tickets are still available.
At press time, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $174 before fees at Vivid Sets.
Not a fan of cheap chairs?
Lower level seats start at $296 before fees.
All prices are subject to fluctuation.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers News
Todd Bowles’ team got off to a slow start, but the Bucks surged to the top of a tenuous NFC South midway through the season ahead of the Panthers, Saints and Falcons, who finished 7-10.
The team needs tight end Leonard Fournette and wide receivers Mike Evans and Julio Jones to advance to the divisional round.
For more on the Bucs, check out the NY Post’s complete team coverage here .
Dallas Cowboys News
Coach Mike McCarthy’s job may be on the cards.
After an embarrassing loss to the Washington Commanders in Week 18 to close out the season, the Cowboys must find form on the road against the Buccaneers to keep their playoff hopes alive.
While Dak Prescott has had a rough season — 15 steals in 12 games isn’t a good idea — he could make up for it all against Tampa Bay.
He will also need key contributors C.D. Lamb, Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard to replace us.
Want more cowboy stories?
See all Cowboy news from the NY Post here.
How to watch the Cowboys vs Buccaneers playoff game
Starting at 8:15 PM EST, the game will take over the prime time slot of “Monday Night Football” on ESPN and ABC.
Troy Aikman and Joe Buck provide commentary. Lisa Salters is available for additional reporting assignments.
Don’t you have a TV?
The game can be streamed on ABC, ESPN+ or FuboTV.
Big concert tours in 2023
With football season winding down, many of the hottest artists around are taking their talents to the road this year.
Here are five of our favorites you won’t want to miss live.
• Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
• Metallica
• Taylor Swift
• Morgan Wallen
• SZA
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