Tampa Bay Buccaneers Social Media Coordinator Claps Back at Tom Brady for Trolling Peyton Manning

Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have always made fun of each other. The two all-time greats of the NFL have indulged in banter most of the time. Recently, Tom Brady posted a video on Twitter and made fun of Manning.

However, Brady’s joy was cut short. The social media coordinator of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers came into the defense of the former Broncos quarterback. This was rather surprising to see, because nobody would expect her to go against her team’s quarterback.

No matter what anyone thinks or says, it will not stop Tom Brady from displaying his funny side on social media. He has recently transformed himself into a very ‘cool’ guy on social media platforms, and his fans are loving it.

Peyton Manning himself never shies away from an opportunity to take a friendly dig at his former rival. Even though Brady and Manning had a very intense rivalry on the field, they are quite good friends off the field.

Eli Manning joined Tom Brady in making fun of his brother

Eli Manning, the brother of Peyton Manning, also responded to Brady’s tweet. However, he wasn’t upset or angry with Brady. He retweeted that tweet and said, “Your best joke!!” It further proved that Brady and Manning brothers have a perfect relationship with each other.

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Both Eli and Peyton Manning have got the better of Tom Brady multiple times on the field. They are arguably his toughest rivals so far. Both parties have achieved success against each other, but Eli Manning got the better of Tom Brady twice at the Super Bowl.

This will certainly haunt Brady. The former New England Patriots quarterback could have had ten Super Bowls till now if he didn’t lose to the Manning brothers over the years.

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