SLOSHED Tom Brady stumbled off a boat as he and his team celebrated their Super Bowl victory in style with a boozy victory boat parade.
The NFL legend looked worse for wear for the bash in Tampa last night - and even tossed the Lombardi trophy from one vessel to another.
A grinning and giggling Brady, 43, appeared to need a little help getting back on dry land at the end of the celebratory voyage - with backup quarterback Ryan Griffin holding him up.
Brady even poked fun at himself on Twitter, with a typo-riddled : "Noting to see her...just litTle avoCado tequila."
Eariler, the MVP legend threw his seventh Lombardi Trophy from his swanky £2million boat to another moving vessel using a skillful underhand technique.
Passengers on his teammate and best pal Rob Gronkowski's boat errupted in cheers as they caught the fabled silverware.
The Super Bowl champions received a hero's welcome during what was billed as a "socially-distanced" parade through a sunny .
It kicked off off at 1pm on the Hillsborough River and could be seen from several waterside spots around the city.
Players and coaches took to the water with their Lombardi Trophy to commemorate the Buccaneers 31-9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday
Fans clamoured in designated viewing spots around the city hours before the start of the parade to congratulate and catch a glimpse of the Buccs.
They became the only NFL team to play and win a Super Bowl in their home stadium - with Brady also earning his seventh championship ring, more than any single team in the sport's history.
Brady, the oldest quarterback in the league, went up against newcomer Patrick Mahomes, 25, but the veteran came out on top.
He joined the parade in his 40-foot-plus custom-built metallic blue boat named Viva a Vida and was welcomed by applauding fans.
Brady was on-board alongside his two children and other Buccs quarterbacks.
Tight end Rob Gronkowski was seen enjoying a beer after stepping off a bus at the docks near Amature Works, and linebackers Jason Pierre-Paul held a boom box.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers General Manager, Jason Licht, arrived at the flotilla carrying a 12 pack of Bud Light beers.
Licht also gave golden-boy Devin White the go-ahead to take his horse, Dream, for a victory lap around the Raymond James Stadium.
Antoine Winfield Jr rocked up to the celebration carrying a WWE championship belt.