Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are headed home to play the Super Bowl in their own stadium, which is the first time a team will play the big game at home. Brady will be playing in his 10th Super Bowl, and the ageless wonder received some praise from a few NBA Champions themselves in LeBron James and Dwyane Wade.

LeBron posted on his Instagram shortly after the NFC title game, and the hashtag was ironic. Remember James was called washed and worn down prior to last season before going on to win an NBA title.

 

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Of course, LeBron James wasn't the only one to sing praises for Brady. Dwyane Wade tweeted his thoughts on the Buccaneers quarterback using one simple emoji.

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While Tom Brady didn't play the best game as he threw three interceptions, he found a way to get it done once again. Now, the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) conversation will be at a record high with the Super Bowl a couple of weeks out.

Brady continues to make his way to the Super Bowl, and the Buccaneers are headed to their first appearance since 2003 when they beat the Oakland Raiders.

For the storied career of Brady, the fact that he has the Buccaneers a game away from a championship in his first year in Tampa–at the age of 43 nonetheless–is remarkable, and social media is reacting to the presumed GOAT.

Will Brady win another Super Bowl to add to his resume?