Tom Brady addresses controversial tuck rule play against Raiders

Tom Brady has opened up about the infamous tuck rule call during the 2002 AFC Divisional Playoff, nearly 25 years later. The call, which ruled an incomplete pass instead of a fumble after a hit from Charles Woodson, allowed the New England Patriots to retain possession and ultimately secure a 16-13 victory over the Oakland Raiders. Brady expressed a willingness to testify, humorously suggesting he may have fumbled the ball. The incident has remained a topic of debate, particularly among Raiders fans, and was part of a broader discussion on Brady's evolving personality since joining Fox Sports. The NFL eliminated the tuck rule in 2013.

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