NFL analyst Skip Bayless was the subject of a lot of banter about Tom Brady from fellow analyst Shannon Sharpe. The latter wasn’t having the former’s excuses about Tom Brady’s elimination from the playoffs courtesy of the Los Angeles Rams. The notable Brady fan was also seen freaking out on Twitter after Stafford hit Kupp for Rams game-winning completion.

He was in disbelief like many Buccaneers fans as he did end up hammering the Bucs’ defense for letting down Brady again. A distraught Bayless then did have to face his fellow Undisputed analyst and former NFL legend Shannon Sharpe.

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Shannon isn’t on the Brady bandwagon as Skip has been over the years, so fireworks were really in order. Shannon was visibly basking at Skip’s inability to defend Brady and was asking him to accept that he lost.

Skip while shouting at Shannon was demanding, “It’s the biggest bunch of baloney you have ever spewed! Its my turn! I let you speak!” The 70-year old was just trying his best to defend Brady but almost in vain.

Skip Bayless: is a true Tom Brady fan

Despite the fact that Brady did lose, Bayless was not going to concede to the reality. The Los Angeles Rams and Matthew Stafford did the utmost damage before Brady was able to have his say. The Rams QB did stand on the sidelines helplessly while watching Tom Brady was doing GOAT things. He did drag the team back from a 3-27 scoreline to tie the game but did leave the Rams with a sliver of an opportunity.

The last laugh did indeed go to the Rams as Stafford did find WR Cooper Kupp for a pair of long completions. Kupp did help set the table for the special teams to kick the field goal and send the Buccaneers home. A 30 yard FG from kicker Matt Gay did just that as the clock did hit zero.

The victory while did have a cheer for the Rams did send Skip Bayless on a meltdown. Being a Brady fan is usually a lot of joy and rings, but this year will seem like a bad dream.

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