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TAMPA, Fla. -- The Rob Gronkowski-Tom Brady reunion may have become established when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers acquired the star The Rob Gronkowski-Tom Brady Iron Ons limited end's rights from the New England Patriots on Tuesday, but the seeds Tennessee Titans Iron On Transfers were planted two months ago.Gronkowski said Wednesday that he linked up with Brady to throw around the football before the quarterback signed a two-year deal with the Bucs on March 20. It was the 1st time Gronkowski got touched a football since he worked out with Brady last year at UCLA. Brady didn't say at the time where this individual was thinking of playing, but Gronkowski, who had signed a contract with the WWE after retiring from soccer a year ago, indicated he might be interested in a return. "We rarely talked about what his decision was gonna be, where I'm at," Gronkowski said. "But we did talk about [it] for one second. I told him that -- we talked just genuine quick -- like, 'Hey, I'm kinda getting that fire underneath me again.' "I actually said, 'I'm definitely interested in your decision that you make.' I didn't put any pressure on him. I stated, 'If there's a right opportunity out there, and you move somewhere and that chance is right -- even if you go back to the Patriots and I feel like the Brady last year at UCLA Iron On Transfers opportunity is right -- there's a possible possibility that I would definitely love to reconnect.'" Gronkowski said Brady "was all fired up and juiced up" about the idea. "Playing with Tom is particular. He's one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time," said Gronkowski, who caught 78 touchdown passes from Brady during their nine years collectively in New England. "And to build a connection with a quarterback, too, is something special. "You've seen it many times with many other players -- they can switch teams, and they might not have the same chemistry as they'd have with one of their other quarterbacks. So we have a great chemistry out there. And each time we get together, it's just like the old days. It doesn't matter if we take a month off or six months apart; we just go out there and we're throwing the ball just like it's a normal practice, no matter what." The Bucs will assume the one remaining year on Gronkowski's cope with the Patriots for $10 million. Brady had some fun with Gronkowski's return in a video he tweeted Wednesday morning, blowing a conch shell to call in the restricted end, who ran in and said, "A little tired, but Gronk reporting."