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Tom Brady Boosters: The GOAT returns to Foxborough vs Belichick, Pats

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Tom Brady BOOSTERS AT POINTSBET

GOAT BETS -- BRADY BOOSTER

GOAT BETS -- BRADY BOOSTER

PointsBet is currently offering Tom Brady booster props AKA the “GOAT BETS” for his first and potentially only return to Foxborough as the opposing quarterback.

The Sunday Night Football matchup will be one to remember, and everyone who can bet this game will want to bet on this memorable meeting. Here are the best props on PointsBet for Brady’s return to Foxborough.

Here is the link to the PointsBet GOAT Bets: https://nj.pointsbet.com/sports/name-a-bet/NFL-Name-A-Bet/357592

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Player to Catch First TD Pass from Tom Brady - Antonio Brown (+650)

Who will catch Tom Brady‘s first touchdown in his return to Foxborough?

Well Rob Gronkowski (+350) was my pick, but since he is out, Antonio Brown (+650) takes over as my favorite two bet to score the first receiving touchdown from Brady.

Both former Patriots players will be amped to score and put on a show against New England (if healthy).

Gronk caught four touchdowns in the first two games before injuring his ribs against the Rams. The 32-year-old Gronk still has plenty left in the tank, but won’t be on the field versus his former team Sunday night.

Brown is returning for Week 4 after missing Week 3’s contest versus the Rams (COVID). Brown balled out Week 1 and recorded five receptions, 121 yards and one touchdown before only seeing three targets.

The fans are not as welcoming and never were as invested in Brown as they are (or were) in Brady/Gronk, but Brown is a solid bet now that he is taking the field.

Tom Brady to have Most Passing TDs in NFL Week 4 (+1600)

Tom Brady currently leads the NFL with 10 passing touchdowns in three games after having nine in the first two weeks.

Brady is one of the hottest players in the league despite being held to one passing touchdown against the Rams.

Tampa Bay averages the most pass plays per game in the NFL at 47.0 and Brady ranks first in pass attempts with 141. Expect him to air it out as he will only have one chance at Bill Belichick and his successor, Mac Jones in New England.

For 16-to-1 odds, Brady has a better chance than that considering he tossed four or more touchdown passes in four of his last five regular-season games.

Number of Players to Catch A TD Pass from Tom Brady - Three (+300)

This season, Brady has completed a touchdown pass to five different receivers, Gronkowski, Brown, Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, and Giovani Bernard.

We have yet to see either Ronald Jones or Leonard Fournette find the end zone this season, nor either backup tight end Cameron Brate or O.J. Howard. Whether Gronk or Brown play significant snaps, any of these guys are liable to step up in the receiving department, as is Scotty Miller or Tyler Johnson.

New England has only allowed three teams to total a combined three passing touchdowns, but those quarterbacks were Tua Tagovailoa, Zach Wilson and Jameis Winston.

Brady can do three-plus himself, and I expect three or four touchdown passes to three different receivers (+300). Four or more receivers is +1000 and worth a slice or two of pizza money.

Spread love, it’s the Tampa way.

Tom Brady to Complete a Pass to 7+ Receivers (7 SB Rings)

In Week 1, Brady tossed a target to seven different receivers, with six catching a pass. In the next two weeks, Brady had 10 targeted options each game, and all 10 recorded a reception.

The value on this seems pretty solid considering how much Brady has spread the ball out this season. Brady is completing 68.8% of his passes this season and ranks top 10 in play-action completion (77.8%) and pressured completion percentage (58.3%) so far.

Expect Brady to share the wealth in his former home.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Score 12+ Points in Each Half (Jersey Number is 12)

The spread on this game is -6.5 but will surely move to -7.5 if not -8/9 by Sunday night.

The Bucs only scored 12 or more points in each half once in three games this season but scored at least 10 points in five of six halves. Belichick and the Pats defense will likely be coming at Brady in creative ways, but we have not seen many weaknesses unless you are the Los Angeles Rams defense -- and the Pats are not that.

This one is worth some pizza money as Tampa Bay has the power to score 30-plus points overall and certainly two touchdowns per half. I like Bucs to win by more than seven points in Brady’s return.

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