After Losing to Rookie Kenny Pickett, Tom Brady Rants on Bucs Offense After Seen Dropping F-Bombs on the Sideline

NFL titan Tom Brady lost his cool as the Buccaneers’ offense failed to step up in the 20-18 loss against the Steelers. TB12 was seen cursing at his offensive line in the second quarter. At a presser, the seasoned campaigner had an honest take on the Bucs team game. The message of the presser was clear. “Score more points”. 

Ahead of the game, there was a healthy duel between rookie QB Kenny Pickett and Tom Brady. The Steelers won the game, but Pickett entered the concussion protocol. This was after he was pushed to the ground by Devin White.

The legend said the whole offense got to do a better job for the Bucs. “It’s all of us. It’s the whole offense. We got to do a better job in the run game and pass game. Everyone got to do a better job. Obviously, there’s no position that’s performing at an elite level right now. The NFL is an execution game and we need to improve,” he said.

Why Tom Brady is upset with the offense

The Buccaneers went into halftime without a sole touchdown. They got only one TD in the entire game. The future HOF-er got sacked twice before halftime. He fumbled on a second-quarter sack by Alex Highsmith. An expressive TB12 had some tough words for the offensive linemen on the sideline. He told they are better than what they are playing now while throwing some f-bombs. 

However, it caused no change, as he faced repeated pressure games from the Steelers’ pass rush. An animated Brady lost his cool, as he felt unguarded by his team. In the presser, TB12 had a solution to their struggles. “I think honestly, everything was a challenge today. There was nothing that was not a challenge to our offense. We have to do a lot better job in every area. We’ve got to score more points, pretty simple,” he added. 

How did TB12 fare in the game?

The NFL GOAT tried hard, but the results were not encouraging. He was 25-for-40 with 243 passing yards. Late in the game, he gave a touchdown pass to Leonard Fournette, which cut the lead to two points.

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The Bucs found a chance to tie the game. However, inside linebacker Devin Bush hit the ball away from a two-point conversion attempt and saved the Steelers. A frustrated Brady admitted the Steelers were the better team in the game. Meanwhile, Tom Brady will look for a massive revamp as the team faces a struggling Panthers in the next game. 

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