🏈 Tom Brady NFL Munich 2022 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers players enjoy crowd with "Sweet Caroline"

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Seattle Seahawks Nach Spielende tauchen Spieler und Staff der Tampa Bay Buccaneers in eine Welle der puren Freude und Begeisterung. Zu 'Sweet Caroline' und 'Country Roads' schwappt die Stimmung komplett über. So nah kommt man den Spielern selten. Ein unvergessliches Erlebnis! Tom Brady zollt den Fans großen Respekt mit seinem Statement auf der abschließenden Pressekonferenz: "Das war eine der großen Football Erfahrungen, die ich je hatte. Das sagt einiges bei 23 Profijahren. Für ein normales Saisonspiel, denke ich, war die Begeisterung der Fans unglaublich. Es war elektrisierend mit dem Moment als wir das Spielfeld betraten. Das Ende des Spiels mit ihren Gesängen 'Sweet Caroline' und 'Country Roads' war episch. Ich denke jeder, der das hier miterleben durfte, wird wunderbare unvergessliche Erinnerungen haben. Danke, dass wir hier sein durften. Wir schätzen es. Danke!" 🏈 NFL MUNICH GAME 13 November 2022 Allianz Arena At the end of the game, players and staff of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers dive into a wave of pure joy and enthusiasm. To 'Sweet Caroline' and 'Country Roads' the mood spills over completely. You rarely get that close to the players. An unforgettable experience! Tom Brady's statement at post-game press conference: "That was one of the great football experiences I’ve ever had. Says a lot for 23 years in the league. For a regular-season game, I think the fan turnout was incredible. It felt like very electric from the time we took the field. The end of the game with them singing "Sweet Caroline" and "Country Roads" that was pretty epic. I think everyone who was part of the experience got to have some pretty amazing memories for life.#nflmunichgame Thank you for hosting us. We appreciate it. Thank you!" *** welcome to our store http://www.maratoni-fussball.shop #nfl #nflfootball #gobucs #tombrady #brady #nflmunichgame #munich #allianzarena The primary reason "Sweet Caroline" is sung at some NFL games is that the Carolina Panthers adopted it as a victory song in 1996, a year before the Boston Red Sox made it famous in baseball. Its simple, catchy melody and feel-good lyrics make it a perfect communal, unifying anthem for sports fans.  Origin of the Tradition Carolina Panthers: The NFL's Panthers were actually the first professional sports team to use the song as a regular stadium anthem, playing it after home game wins since 1996. The name of the team and the state likely made the song a natural fit for their brand. Boston Red Sox: The tradition gained widespread fame when the MLB's Boston Red Sox began playing it at every home game in the middle of the eighth inning, starting in 2002. This custom started in 1997 when a stadium employee played it for a friend who had a baby named Caroline. Widespread Adoption: Following the Red Sox's success and the song's general appeal, many other sports teams, including various college football programs (like the University of Pittsburgh and Iowa State Cyclones), English football clubs, and even boxing and cricket matches, have adopted it as an anthem.  The song's structure encourages crowd participation with the "hands, touching hands" and "so good, so good, so good" chants, fostering a sense of shared joy and unity among fans regardless of the game's outcome.