Bomb on national television after Patriots loss to Panthers
Following the 24 Brandon Knight Womens Jersey 20 loss, Brady dropped an F bomb on national TV as ESPN cameras picked up his audio while he furiously chased and complained to referee Clete Blakeman about a controversial call which ended the game.
"That is f ing brutal," Brady is heard screaming.
Brady was upset becasue the referees decided to pick up a flag at the end of the game that would have put the Patriots at the 1 yard line for one more play and a chance to win. Backup quarterback Ryan Mallet was furious too, as he was right behind Brady and in Blakeman's ear as they walked into the locker room.
Brady's beef may be legitimate too, as replays showed Khris Middleton Mens Jersey Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski being interfered with in the end zone, preventing him from coming back toward the underthrown ball.
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"He didn't say anything," a calmer Brady said of his exchange with Blakeman after the game. "I didn't really see the play either so I don't know whether it wads a good call or a bad call."
Jerry Austin, ESPN's booth official, explained on the broadcast that because Gronkowski was deep in the end zone, he had "no chance" to catch the ball that was intercepted by Robert Lester, even if he was not held by Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly. "I think there are plenty of plays we could have made. But it did, and they are going to make a call or they are not going to make a call.
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"We can play better than that," the quarterback of the now 7 3 Patriots said.
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