Tom Brady’s Class Act of Signing His Own Misery Gets Admired by NFL World

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB, Tom Brady, appears on a weekly podcast with his co-hosts, Jim Gray and Larry Fitzgerald. There, the seven-time Super Bowl champ gives his insight into games he played and also tells his listeners what he should have done retrospectively. In a recent episode, movie star Adam Sandler and rapper Tracy Morgan appeared on the Let’s Go! podcast. Gray rubbed salt on Brady’s wound when he asked the 45-year-old a stinging question.

The 15x Pro Bowler had recently lost against the San Francisco 49ers. The matchup was brutal. A much younger quarterback defeated the GOAT of football. Not only that, but his childhood favorite team brutally crushed his Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tom Brady threw an unsatisfactory touchdown and two picks. Certainly, there was a lot to ponder over for the star QB.

It was not a good day for TB12. Because not only did he throw two interceptions but the 49ers linebacker, Dre Greenlaw, asked for an autograph on the ball Greenlaw intercepted.

When asked about the painful incident, this is what the distraught QB said: “It was sh*t for me, to be honest. It was complete sh*t. But I try to be a gentleman. It was a great play he made. I’m happy he’s got the ball.”

Fans commended Tom Brady for doing a kind deed even though he was hurting

Greenlaw intercepted the pass that Tampa Tom threw for Mike Evans to catch. He then took the ball to the bench and brought it to the star QB at the end of the game for him to sign. The special moment became viral as cameras widely caught it.

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Sandler said, “You looked nice, Tommy, when you were signing the ball. There were a lot of cameras on you, too. You were forced into that one.”

This fan commented:

This fan reciprocated the same energy as Sandler.

Tom Brady gave the linebacker something to cherish forever.

Many fans consider the NFL GOAT their idol and inspiration.

It certainly was a bittersweet moment for Brady, but Greenlaw confessed he had a “fangirl” moment.

This was not the first time that Brady autographed game equipment. And certainly not the first time that he signed an intercepted ball.

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