No coincidence Tom Brady’s undefeated since ‘painful’ divorce with Gisele Bundchen, pro-Trump author claims

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen's relationship has been sent to the gallows and the quarterback is attempting to get back into football. According to one pro-Trump author, the quarterback's clutch win against the Rams on Sunday can be credited to the divorce.

Taking to Twitter, author Nick Adams claimed it was "no coincidence" between the two events. Here's how he put it:

It's no coincidence that Tom Brady is undefeated since getting divorced.

"It's no coincidence that Tom Brady is undefeated since getting divorced."

In the game against the Rams, the quarterback went into the half down 7-6. The deficit continued into the fourth quarter. Down 13-9 and in need of a touchdown, the Rams punted the quarterback the ball with about 45 seconds left. The quarterback returned to vintage form, lighting up the secondary en route to a quick touchdown.

In the game, the quarterback completed 36 of 58 passes for 280 yards, one touchdown, and zero interceptions. Cade Otton was the most productive receiver of the day, catching five passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. The ground attack was ineffective, producing just 51 yards in the contest.

A difficult year in Tampa. But Tom Brady is still Tom Brady.

The team's leading rusher, Rachaad White, earned 27 yards on eight carries, averaging 3.4 yards per attempt.

Tom Brady stats through nine games

The Gisele-less quarterback may still be under .500 at 4-5, but his statline is on the cleaner side of things. In nine games, he has thrown for ten touchdowns and one interception. His most productive game of the year came against the Kansas City Chiefs when he threw for 351 yards, three touchdowns and zero interceptions.

Brady's win against the Rams snapped a three-game losing streak and helped bolster what had been a 1-5 six-week stretch. Pundits and fans are hoping that the quarterback can carry the momentum into his next game against the Seattle Seahawks in Germany. The game will take place at 9:30 AM PST on Sunday, November 13.