Tom Brady Roasts Former Teammate Mike Vrabel Now Titan’s Head Coach

In the recent webisode of ‘In the Current’, Tom Brady trash talks about his former teammate and the head coach of Tennessee Titans, Mike Vrabel. They share a friendly relation on and off the pitch, but their exchange of roasts in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2021 season’s behind-the-scenes, is something one should opt not to miss.

Tom Brady roasts his former teammate Mike Vrabel

Tom and Mike played eight seasons together for the Patriots, after which they parted ways. The quarterback disses his former Patriots teammate in the behind-the-scenes episode, by saying “Mike’s kind of an a**hole if you get to know him. He went to Ohio State. Obviously, I don’t like him.” As the Grave Diggers prepare for a joint practice with the Titans.

Furthermore, the seven-time Super Bowl winner quarterback being in very good shape and form of his career makes fun of Vrabel by pointing out his physical appearances and saying that he has “declines to a sad state”. Comparing the healthy competition shared between them yet the coach not being so healthy after all.

“There’s a healthy competition between us, even though he’s fat and out of shape now. Physically, he’s declined to a really sad state,” Brady says jokingly.

Vrabel’s tweet on Jack Brady

This kind of a verbal disjoint adds some extra layers of fun during the clash of the Titans with the Buccaneers in the joint practice. Responding to Brady’s mean remarks, Vrabel joked when the teams huddled up, “I know you guys are moving forward, but it’s good to see another defense carry Brady to another Super Bowl.”

Brady’s roasts were clearly a result of a tweet by Vrabel saying that Jack Brady is talking to his favorite former Patriots while Tom Brady still being on the field.

Go check out the webisode of ‘In the Current’, on YouTube if you haven’t watched it yet. Even though they ridiculously roasted each other on the webisode, they are very close friends and share an unbroken bond between them.

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