Tom Brady looks to turn Bucs' luck around against Saints: 'They know how to get the job done'

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The New Orleans Saints appear to be Tom Brady’s kryptonite in the regular season and on Sunday the Tampa Bay Buccaneers star will look to turn it around.

Brady is coming into the Week 2 game with a 4-5 record against the Saints in the regular season. It’s one of the few teams he has a losing record against. The Buccaneers have only beaten the Saints in the playoffs since Brady joined the team. The last regular-season win against New Orleans came in 2018.

The seven-time Super Bowl winner was asked about a common thread in the string of losses.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady gives a broadcast interview after the Dallas Cowboys game in Arlington, Texas, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2022.  (AP Photo/Ron Jenkins)

"That's probably the thing that jumps out the most, turnovers. They're a very physical team, I think they beat us up, physically. It's just a tough, hard-nosed team. They're well-coached, they've got a lot of good players," Brady said Thursday.

"They've kind of had a winning organization for a long time. They know how to get the job done. They've got a lot of great core players on both sides of the ball that have been there a long time. It's a tough environment to play but you've got to go play… you play good teams on the road, you've got to go play well. The last couple times we've played them, we haven't done a great job of that."

Brady said it was about trying to see why the team has lost the last few games.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady signals to the sideline during the Dallas