Veronica Rajek shows support for Tom Brady ahead of Bucs' playoff game vs. Cowboys

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady got divorced just a few months ago, but he already has quite the admirer in model Veronica Rajek. Rajek showed her full support for the quarterback as he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers got ready to take on the Dallas Cowboys on Monday night.

Rajek took to her Instagram stories on Monday and tweeted a photo of herself at Raymond James Stadium wearing the famous #12 jersey. She captioned the story with "Today" and then added the Buccaneers' catchphrase, "Raise the Flags" in the post.

Veronica Rajek once again shows her support for Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady.

Rajek was in attendance at a Buccaneers game back in December. The post is actually one of the photos she pinned on Instagram, where she declared her admiration for the quarterback.

"I saw the LEGEND 🏈and if somebody asks me again if I love Brady, yes I love him, and show me somebody who doesn’t. Even his haters love him because they know he is the 🐐🏈❤️‍🔥 thank you for an amazing show."

However, no relationship between Veronica Rajek and the seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback has been confirmed.

She nonetheless continues to show her support for the quarterback as he once again looks to make another playoff run in his storied NFL career.

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How many playoff wins does QB Tom Brady have in his career?

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is in his 23rd season in the National Football League. Despite a losing record in the regular season, he has once again led the Buccaneers to their third straight playoff run and second consecutive NFC South title. This is the first time in the organization's history that it has been done.

Heading into Monday night's final Wild Card game, the Bucs will host the Dallas Cowboys in a repeat of their Week 1 matchup.

The veteran quarterback has 35 playoff wins in his long career. It happens to be the same number of wins the Dallas Cowboys franchise has in its history. He is also 7-0 against the Cowboys, but as football always proves, anything can happen.

If the quarterback can get two more playoff wins on his resume, he will have the most playoff wins in NFL history. He already has more Lombardi Trophies than any NFL team.