Bruce Arians shocked the NFL world when he announced he would step down as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Arians’ decision attracted many rumors pointing out that it was Tom Brady who wanted Arians removed from the head coaching position.
However, the former Bucs coach quelled all the rumors and made it clear that he shares a healthy relationship with Brady. During the press conference, Arians explained why he moved to the front office and fully put an end to the rumors about the friction between him and Bucs QB.
“People s–” – Bruce Arians angered the media for spreading false rumors of a rift between him and Tom Brady

Tom Brady, 44, was in the front row at Bruce Arians’ press conference on Thursday. “All the players – here are a few – everyone is cursed. Including him” said Arians, pointing at Brady. “This is just a part of me. This is nothing new. We have a great relationship. … People should write s-. It couldn’t be further from the truth.”
Even before Brady decided to return to the NFL, there were reports suggesting friction between the coach and the QB. Apparently Brady wasn’t a fan of Arians’ management style. Shannon Sharpe of Undisputed even said that Brady forced the Bucs organization to choose between him and the Bruce Arians.
The 69-year-old coach has now been shifted to the front office where he will serve as the team’s Senior Advisor. “A few people are already saying, ‘Why are you walking away from the chance to go to the Hall of Fame and win another Super Cup?’ she asked. Because I’m not giving anything about the Hall of Fame.” Arians, 69, said. “Friendship is very important to me. It’s been my dream for a long time. Those who knew me knew I wanted one of my men to take over.”
Bruce Arians has been praised by everyone in the league for the diversity in his coaching staff. Tampa Bay’s defensive coordinator, Todd Bowleswill replace BA as head coach. While the Arians have put an end to rumors that Brady is forcing him to retire, this will always be a point of contention for any football show.
Todd Bowles praises Bruce Arians after taking over HC role at Buccaneers: ‘Most influential coaching figure’
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