Tom Brady Surprises Child Cancer Survivor With 2022 Super Bowl Tickets

The quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tom Brady, is still looking for his eighth ring as champion of the Super Bowl. After achieving the seventh last year, the first with the Bucs, before the Kansas City, the veteran American football player now wants to achieve the two-time championship.

However, just as he is a great athlete on the field, he has also proven to be one off it. Brady surprised Noah Reeb, a 10-year-old cancer survivor by giving him tickets to the next Super Bowl 2022, which will be played on February 13 in Los Angeles.

The emotional surprise comes after Reeb and Brady met at a Los Angeles game. Bucs last October. During the game, Reeb carried a sign that read: “Tom Brady helped me beat cancer”. It caught the attention of the athlete, who then approached Reeb and presented him with a cap.

“I know it’s been a while. I hope you are enjoying the season so far. We are working, preparing to start the playoffs”Brady said in the video. “But at the beginning of the year, you put up that sign that I helped you beat cancer cerebral”, he says quarterback of the Bucs.

Brady adds in the video that was shared by the NFL through his Twitter account that “your fight has inspired many people, including me and millions of people too”. “I worked with Bucs and the NFL to get you tickets to the 2022 Super Bowl this year in Los Angeles!”

That’s how the boy met Brady

It was in early 2021 that Brady met the 10-year-old when his parents contacted him. Brady recorded a message for Reeb and later hugged him at the end of a Bucs game while holding a sign that read: “Tom Brady helped me beat brain cancer”.

Reeb’s parents had promised him that when he beat cancer and was able to travel, they would fly him from Utah to see Brady live. He did it in October, and now he hopes to do it for the second time in Los Angeles, during the 2022 Super Bowl. “We hope to be there, but you will be there”Brady said in the video.