Tom Brady Told to ‘Go Be With Your Kids’ by Buffalo Bills Star Who Claimed It Was ‘Hard to Watch’ TB12 Lose to Cowboys

Tom Brady is a role model to millions of fans including NFL stars. And it is heartbreaking for his fans to see him lose in the league, even for his opponents. Brady ended his 2022 season with a playoff loss to the Dallas Cowboys. And that loss has prompted a Buffalo Bills star to urge TB12 to go spend some time with his kids.

The Bills safety Jordan Poyer is a big Brady fan himself and has defended the quarterback through his struggle this season. But for him, it was difficult to watch his hero lose the way he did against the Cowboys.

Bills star can’t watch a defeated Tom Brady 

The Bills safety Jordan Poyer does not have the stomach to see a defeated look on Tom Brady. After the Tampa Bay Buccaneers crashed out of the Super Bowl contention, Poyer sent a message to the legendary QB through his ‘The Jordan Poyer Podcast’.

“Tom, you know I love you and I’ve been riding for you the whole year. Early on, you can go back to my podcast and see that I said, ‘you can’t count Tom out’,” the Bills star said.

He then urged TB12 to go spend time with his kids as he has achieved everything possible in the league. The safety also said that it was difficult to watch Brady lose.

“Sure, he made the playoffs. He did everything you could’ve did in this league. I understand you love this game. Go be with your kids, man. I didn’t like watching that game. You know, it was hard to watch,” Poyer added. 

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Poyer and the Bills are on a Super Bowl run and have made it to the AFC divisional playoffs. He would have loved to play against his hero in the big game. But the Cowboys blew the Buccaneers out in the NFC wildcard round. Maybe Poyer and the Bills take his hero’s revenge for him in the upcoming Super Bowl.

A blowout loss

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the Cowboys on Monday. The Buccaneers defense struggled to stop Dak Prescott and Co as the Cowboys’ offense ran through them towards victory.

Brady had a better game than the Cowboys QB in terms of passing yardage. But Prescott found the end zone for fun while Brady struggled to do just that. The visitors won 31-14 at the Raymond James Stadium although the difference in points could have been a few notches higher.

Brady is a free agent after this season, but nobody yet knows if he will come back next season at the age of 46. And if he does, where will the seven-time Super Bowl champion play?

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