Todd Bowles has seen what incorporating a future Hall of Fame quarterback onto a new team looks like.
Bowles became Tampa Bay’s head coach last year, with Brady still at quarterback.
Brady brought some of his friends to play for Tampa Bay, most notably Rob Gronkowski and Antonio Brown. Bowles said the Buccaneers listened to Brady on suggestions at skill positions, but ultimately the decision lay with the coach and general manager, not the star quarterback.Tom Brady, left, and Todd Bowles.“You run the team how you run the team,” Bowles said at the NFL meetings last month. “You can’t tailor the team towards a quarterback.
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