Quarterback superstar Tom Brady of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers talks about his team’s mini-crisis and gives his recipe for getting back on track. In Week 11, it’s against the New York Giants.

Munich – The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have stumbled a bit in the current NFL season after a strong start.

In the Monday Night Game against the New York Giants, quarterback legend Tom Brady could lose three games in a row for the first time since 2002. It’s a circumstance that worries the 44-year-old.

“I think we’ve got to change something and wins in football usually come from doing the right things as often as you can,” Brady said in a media roundtable on Saturday. “Obviously everything isn’t perfect on the field all the time, but you just have to make as few mistakes as possible. “

Tom Brady: “Likes to be on the winning side “

Because of the bye week, the Bucs have been waiting four weeks for a win, with the last one coming in week seven against the Chicago Bears, followed by two losses to the New Orleans Saints and the Washington football team. “It’s like most teams, when you’re not winning, it’s not as fun to work hard. We’re not doing what it takes on the field to win,” Brady said.

He added: “I always like to be on the winning side. We haven’t been able to do that lately. But I’ve got great teammates and coaches, and we’re going to bust our A…. up to get everything back in order.” They did some things well, but now it’s about working on the negative things, the quarterback said.

After a 6-1 start, the Bucs now sit at a record of six wins and three losses, no longer the top team in the NFC. Still, they remain in first place in the NFC South. One thing is clear: Brady’s motivation should not be the reason for it.