Tom Brady is finally a wearing a Bucs jersey, and the photos are jarring

• The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released photos of Tom Brady wearing his new uniform for the first time.
• Brady spent 20 years with the New England Patriots, so the new colors will take some getting used to.
• The NFL offseason has been disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, so while NFL facilities are closed, Brady and his new teammates have only had informal workouts.

Tom Brady signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers back in March, but we are just now getting glimpses of him in his new gear.

The Buccaneers released photos from a recent shoot, showing their star quarterback in the Bucs' red, white, and black.

After 20 years in the same uniform, it's jarring to see Brady in new colors.

Brady also posted a photo to Instagram.

Brady got to keep his No. 12 thanks to a sacrifice from wide receiver Chris Godwin, who is now No. 14.

Despite how odd it looks, Brady's move isn't all that unusual for an older, great quarterback. From Joe Montana to Brett Favre to Peyton Manning, plenty of all-time great quarterbacks have ended their careers in different uniforms.

The NFL offseason, disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, has changed the normal procedures for players. Brady had an introductory press conference with the Buccaneers, but it was virtual. With practice facilities in the NFL still closed, Brady has worked out with teammates, but in a more casual setting, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

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