The bromance between 2020 Super Bowl champs Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski is straight out of a fairy tale. The two claimed another Super Bowl ring together after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers claimed Super Bowl LV after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs. This marks their fourth ring together as a QB-TE tandem, their first as members of the Buccaneers.

While doing his post-game interview, Brady made sure to shoutout his buddy as he saw Gronkowski walking past him.

“Robby G,” Brady called out his teammate (via ESPN). “Congrats baby. I'll see you later.”

Article Continues Below
More Tampa Bay Buccaneers News
Mystery player in the middle, Baker Mayfield and Antoine Winfield Jr around him, Buccaneers logo in the background
1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie who stood out most in 2025 minicampEnzo Flojo ·
Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving (7) celebrates after a 54-yard run in the second half against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium.
Buccaneers’ Bucky Irving surpasses Vita Vea, Mike Evans for impressive honorJaren Kawada ·
Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans (13) catches the ball during NFC Practice for the Pro Bowl Games at Camping World Stadium.
Buccaneers rumors: Why insider is wondering about a Mike Evans tradeJackson Stone ·
Haason Reddick in the middle, Baker Mayfield and Coach Todd Bowles around him, Stormy skies in the background
Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ riskiest move in 2025 NFL offseasonEnzo Flojo ·
Featured image Desmond Watson
Buccaneers’ Todd Bowles breaks down Desmond Watson’s impact vs. Tush PushDylan Fine ·
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) hands off to running back Rachaad White (29) in the fourth quarter at Raymond James Stadium.
Exclusive: Why Tom Brady’s former Buccaneers teammate calls him a ‘ghost’DJ Siddiqi ·

Brady and Gronk's relationship has definitely blossomed to one of the best offensive tandems the NFL has seen. After winning three rings together with the New England Patriots, the two reunited again in Florida this off-season, with Gronk coming out of retirement, to try and win another ring with his good old pal.

And on Sunday, that's exactly what they did. The two even connected for two early touchdowns in the opening half to keep the Buccaneers at a safe distance from the defending champs. From there, Brady took over and controlled the game with the Bucs' defense stepping up to virtually shut down KC's highly-touted offense.

Though Brady has won two rings without Gronk, having his TE by his side has worked wonders for him throughout his entire career. No matter where they play, it seems as though the chemistry between these two champions is top-notch and it won't be shocking if they end up going for one more ring with Tampa Bay. Buccaneers fans can only hope.