Tom Brady is headed to Tampa Bay.
Could you be seeing your team face him in a Bucs uniform?
The chances are pretty good. Though it’s uncertain how long the 42-year-old Brady will play, the NFL has already designated the Buccaneers’ opponents for the next three seasons. A total of 27 teams are already on the schedule.
Fans of Tampa Bay’s three NFC South rivals can bank on seeing Brady twice a year. Fans of the AFC South must hope Brady will play until he’s 46 because the Texans, Titans, Colts and Jaguars won’t rotate in until 2023.
When and where will the other teams play Brady? Let’s take a look.
*Note: We likely won’t know 2020 schedule dates until mid-April
Carolina Panthers (2x in 2020, 2021, 2022)
New Orleans Saints (2x in 2020, 2021, 2022)
Atlanta Falcons (2x in 2020, 2021, 2022)
Green Bay Packers (Home, 2020)
Kansas City Chiefs (Home, 2020)
Minnesota Vikings (Home, 2020)
Los Angeles Chargers (Home, 2020)
Los Angeles Rams (Home, 2020 and Home, 2022)
Chicago Bears (Away, 2020)
Detroit Lions (Away, 2020)
Denver Broncos (Away, 2020)
Las Vegas Raiders (Away, 2020)
New York Giants (Away, 2020 and Home, 2021)
Dallas Cowboys (Home, 2021)
Buffalo Bills (Home, 2021)
Miami Dolphins (Home, 2021)
Philadelphia Eagles (Away, 2021)
Washington Redskins (Away, 2021)
New England Patriots (Away, 2021)
New York Jets (Away, 2021)
Seattle Seahawks (Home, 2022)
Baltimore Ravens (Home, 2022)
Cincinnati Bengals (Home, 2022)
Arizona Cardinals (Away, 2022)
San Francisco 49ers (Away, 2022)
Pittsburgh Steelers (Away, 2022)
Cleveland Browns (Away, 2022)
