The hunt for the Super Bowl trophy has become virtually synonymous with Tom Brady at this point. With playoffs finally here, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback is back for another chance to cement his already-golden legacy.

Brady had a message for his fans as well as his doubters ahead of the Buccaneers' Wild Card Weekend showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles.

“Alright, look. It's pretty simple. Nobody is satisfied here. This team, these coaches, this family we built – it only happens once. And that's what you play for, to keep that alive for one more game. All that matters is we got a football game this weekend. So, ready Tampa Bay?”

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If there's one thing made clear in the video, it's that this isn't Tom Brady's first rodeo. The Buccaneers star has made the postseason 19 times out of 22 seasons in his career.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are out to defend their Super Bowl crown – a feat that hasn't been done in 17 years. Luckily, the last time it happened, Tom Brady was also the man quarterbacking that team for the 2003 and 2004 Super Bowl titles.

Powerhouses such as the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs may be seen as the favorites among the remaining teams in the field, but absolutely no one is counting out Tom Brady's Buccaneers. That's for sure.