“You Get Your Head Out of Your A**”: Ex-patriots OL Lashed Out at Tom Brady Over Infamous Sideline Aggression

Tom Brady, the NFL legend, had a dynamic personality that would often see him blowing off on his teammates, except for the one time when a player stood up to him. The 46-year-old retired from the sport in February, but even after his exit from the NFL, he continues to make waves with his name and the legacy he left behind.

The former quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was a player with one of the most dynamic presences on the field. With an invaluable amount of success backing him, even the players themselves wouldn’t dare argue with him. In light of a recent incident, it has been revealed that offensive lineman Matt Light was one of the very few people who could stand up to Brady in heated moments.

Matt Light once stood up to Brady and told him off after his sideline aggression

On the latest episode of the Patriots Press Pass, the Camera Guys Glenn Gleason and Moose Messina, come on to the show as guests and share their experiences with Brady and the team. Brady was once seen lashing out at his teammates during a match against the Jacksonville Jaguars. But while the rest of the team didn’t say a word, Matt Light retaliated against the seven-time Super Bowl winner.

Messina told the story and said, “There was a dynamic that would go on where he would come and scream at the players, which we’ve seen in that video right? We were in Jacksonville. Brady goes down, horrible sack and he’s like, what the..you know..blah blah blah, you know, wake up and so he goes and sits down and you could just see Matt Light stewing. And now he gets up and he goes down to Brady and says you get your head out of your a**. You get us going. You could tell the other guys were like, yeah Matt, you tell him.” Thus, it is evident that Brady might have had some anger issues on the field, and here’s what he had to say about his response to these behavioral traits.

Brady reveals why he hurls so much heat at his teammates during poor matches

The ex-Patriots star has been known for his temper tantrums on the sidelines if the team doesn’t perform well. And when he was asked about why he reacts so strongly to a poor performance, here’s what Brady had to say.

Brady gave a clear answer and said, “I think there’s one emotion that I have to try to find, and that’s anger. Naturally, I would say I’m pretty mellow off the field. But anger is the one emotion that works for me. There’s anger for different reasons, for frustration or disappointment, but anger in the moment, like if you see me in a good mood in the game, it’s a bad moment. And I think the more you can envision that, the better.”. Regardless of his anger on the sidelines, Brady will still go down in history as the greatest football player that ever walked the earth.

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