Immediately after dispatching the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Championship Game to advance to his 10th career Super Bowl, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady started pointing.
Brady seemed to single out a fan in the Lambeau Field stands as he made his way off the field. That fan, who met Brady in the front row, was his 13-year-old son, Jack.
Here's Tom and Jack sharing some father-son love, as captured by NFL Films:
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"We're gonna go to the Super Bowl, baby!" Brady tells his son in a moment of pure joy that fans rarely get to see.
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Watching from afar was Jack's mother, actress Bridget Moynihan, who tweeted congratulations to Brady and the Bucs after the former New England Patriots QB's historic victory. (Jack is Moynihan and Brady's only son, while Brady has two children with his wife, Gisele Bundchen.)
Brady initially was skeptical about his son braving the frigid Green Bay temperatures to watch him play, but the 43-year-old made the trip worth Jack's while.
"Doesn’t get any better for a dad than that," Brady told NBC Sports' Peter King. "He was gonna freeze his butt off here, and so I called him on Friday. I said, ‘Are you sure you wanna go?’ He’s like, ‘Dad, I wanna go.’ For him to be there and to see it just makes it so special for me. I hope it’s as special for him as it is for me."
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Jack will be much warmer if he attends Super Bowl LV, which the Bucs will host in an NFL first when they welcome the Kansas City Chiefs to Tampa Bay on Feb. 7.