NFL fans are calling out lead FOX announcer Tom Brady for an apparent lack of “professionalism” on Sunday.
Brady was on the call of the Week 2 game between the Cowboys and the Commanders at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The Cowboys topped the Commanders, 37-20, after Washington lost star quarterback Jayden Daniels to injury. It was an important win for the Cowboys at home.
NFL fans, though, took issue with some of Brady’s comments throughout the game. Brady was caught swearing in reaction to Jayden Daniels’ injury and made some other brash comments throughout the game, as well.
Some NFL fans found it a bit unprofessional.
After a seed from Dak Prescott to CeeDee Lamb in the second half, Brady said: ““An absolute (expletive) missile up the sideline. … There was no margin for error on that throw.”
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Earlier in the game, Brady had some other not-so-PG words to describe the game.
“He said (expletive), (expletive), crap, and (expletive) on the air today. I know it’s minor stuff but it’s crazy how little professionalism he even bothers showing,” one NFL fan remarked on social media.
It’s football, so it’s not exactly a library or English class, but some NFL fans are still taking issue with his comments.
NFL fans react to Brady’s commentary Sunday
“He isn’t paid more than everyone because of his commentary, it’s because his name is Tom Brady. He can say what he wants,” one fan wrote.
“It’s almost like he spent his whole life in a locker room,” one fan added.
Other fans, meanwhile, are defending him.
“It’s real emotion in real time with out a major filter. It’s actually kinda nice. Feel like he’s just a dude talk with his friends about football,” one fan added.
“I hate tom Brady but that’s about the only thing that makes him interesting lol. When he dropped the oh (expletive) when rewatching the Daniel’s injury I laughed out loud,” one fan added.
What do you make of Brady’s commentary on Sunday?
