VIDEO: Tom Brady Confronts Jeff Ross Over Nasty Robert Kraft Joke During Awkward Moment At His Netflix Roast
Tom Brady and Jeff Ross (Photo via MLFootball/Twitter)
NFL star Tom Brady is no stranger to high-pressure situations—he holds a record seven Super Bowl victories—but he has never encountered anything like this.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner is currently being roasted on Netflix on Sunday night in what the streaming company is calling “The Greatest Roast of All-Time.”
The difference between this roast and other roasts is that it will be airing live and uncensored, and it did not take long for things to get out of hand.
Legendary roaster Jeff Ross was one of the first to get his chance to roast Tom Brady, but one joke he sent out really irked the legendary quarterback.
At one point, Ross brought up owner Robert Kraft and yelled out, “Would you like a massage?”
The fans laughed, but Brady quickly turned to him, then got up and told him never to say that again.
🚨🚨🚨HOLY SHIT🚨🚨🚨
Tom Brady is PISSED OFF after roaster Jeff Ross made a massage joke regarding owner Robert Kraft.
“DON’T SAY THAT SHIT AGAIN.”
WOW😳😳😳pic.twitter.com/IWEPjvnTEf
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) May 6, 2024
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Brady will become the target of several jokes and insults from his former teammates because he is accustomed to earning high acclaim and admiration from his colleagues. Randy Moss, the Pro Football Hall of Famer, Drew Bledsoe, the former backup quarterback, and Rob Gronkowski, who will play for FOX Sports with Brady when he joins the network in 2024, are all part of this group.
Tom Brady Set To Enter World of Broadcasting In 2024
Tom Brady (Photo by Beatriz Velasco/Getty Images)
With another NFL season approaching, the networks that broadcast the country’s most popular sport are set to make big changes.
FOX Sports is set to start paying the greatest quarterback of all time over the course of ten years.
It was a few years ago when Tom Brady inked a ten-year, $375 million deal to become the No. 1 color commentator for FOX’s NFL coverage, via The New York Post.
