Bucs quarterback Tom Brady may have been robbed of NFL MVP honors last season. However, he’ll receive something even more prestigious, being presented as the 2022 Laureus Lifetime Achievement Award winner. The international award honors individuals who have made a lasting impact through the world of sports. This includes on and off the field efforts.
“It’s an amazing honor,” Brady said. “I’ve played the sport of American Football for 31 years. I’m very fortunate to fallen in love with the game that’s brought so many memorable moments in my life. I remember playing as a 14-year-old boy in California with the dreams of achieving a professional career. I feel very blessed along the way to have met so many incredible teammate and coaches, not only winning games and victories on the field, but committing themselves to doing amazing things in the community as well.”
Bucs QB Tom Brady – Photo by: USA Today
In his acceptance speech the future Hall of Fame quarterback spoke about how sports has the ability to bring people together from all walks of life.
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J.C. Allen is one of PewterReport.com’s newest beat writers. As a New England transplant, he has closely followed Tom Brady’s entire career and first fell in love with the game during the Patriots 1996 Super Bowl run. J.C. is in his second year covering the team after spending a year with Bucs Report as a writer, producer and show host. Some of his other interests include barbecuing, being outdoors, and spending time with family and friends. His favorite Buccaneer of all time is Simeon Rice and believes he deserves a spot in Canton. Follow J.C. Allen on Twitter @JCAllenNFL.
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