Mac Jones & Patriots Brutally Shown the Mirror by NFL Journalist as Tempers Spark Up on 4th of July

The New England Patriots face a quarterback dilemma post-Tom Brady era. Following the revered quarterback’s departure, Mac Jones emerged as the Patriots’ potential successor, facing the daunting task of filling Brady’s shoes. Impressively, the young quarterback showcased his skills during his rookie season. Named the starting quarterback for the 2021 season, Jones outperformed Cam Newton in the competition.

However, he encountered difficulties in the initial three games after a change in the Patriots’ offensive coordinator, which affected his performance. Jones showed promise as a rookie but struggled early on due to offensive coordinator changes and an ankle injury. The Patriots’ uncertainty led to rumors of a potential trade, leaving fans skeptical. Amidst this QB situation, an NFL correspondent seized the opportunity to critique Jones and the Patriots’ handling of the situation.

NFL correspondent aims dig at Mac Jones and New England Patriots on Independence Day

Recently, Bally Sports NFL correspondent Annie Agar took a moment out of her 4th July holiday to deliver some strong criticism aimed at Mac Jones and the New England Patriots. Sporting a Red, White & Blue two-piece top and shorts, she shared a picture on Twitter with the American flag serving as her backdrop.

In a playful jab at Jones and the Patriots’ QB situation, she tweeted, “happy 4th everyone! based on their QB situation, this might be the only time you’ll see patriots celebrate this year.” Fans appreciated her witty take on celebrating Independence Day while subtly poking fun at the team’s struggles.

Fans loved the troll and her looks

Annie Agar’s tweet quickly gained attention and praise from fans who appreciated her clever approach to blending sports commentary with the festive spirit of the 4th of July. Among the responses, one fan remarked, “Don’t know if you’re right, but still like the pic.”

Another user chimed in, “Most American’ Murica tweet I’ve seen . God bless.”

A comment read, “That’s fine, the Patriots aren’t good.”

In a humorous tone, someone quipped, “Official petition to replace the Statue of Liberty.”

Expressing a sense of caption appreciation, one individual wrote, “that hurts.”

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While Mac Jones faced his fair share of trolling, the upcoming season will be a test to see who will emerge as the Patriots’ next quarterback. If Jones retains the position, the spotlight will be on him to live up to the expectations of his team and the head coach, Bill Belichick. What do you think?

What did you make of the NFL journalist’s witty social media post? Let us know in the comments section below.

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