Rob Gronkowski played 11 NFL seasons, nine with the New England Patriots and two with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning four Lombardi Trophies. The 2020 Super Bowl team in Tampa holds a special place among them.
On a recent episode of the “4th and South” podcast, hosted by Jarvis Landry and former Bucs quarterback Leonard Fournette, Gronk ranked the talent of this group above the others he played alongside.
“I would say the 2020 Bucs, I think that team was probably the most talented team I’ve been a part of in my career,” Gronkowski said, via the Bucs’ official website.
Gronk ran through the roster: “I mean, we had everybody, dude. We had Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, we had Antonio Brown, Lenny, myself, Cam Brate, and then our other quarterback, Ronald Jones.”
Of course Tom Brady stirred the drink.