NFL legend Tom Brady had a very dangerous reaction at work when he was asked to sign the jersey of fellow NFL great Eli Manning.
Brady is widely considered the greatest NFL player of all time and has won seven Super Bowl championships. In his 10 Super Bowl appearances, Brady has a 7-3 record, with his two losses coming against Manning, who was playing for the New York Giants, in Super Bowl XLII in 2008 and Super Bowl XLVI in 2012.
That first loss marred the New England Patriots’ perfect season and left Brady bitter.
Recently, the NFL released a video of Brady sitting at a table signing his Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey.
As Brady was signing a stack of No. 12 jerseys, one was removed to reveal Manning’s Giants jersey, No. 10. Brady stared blankly at the merch clerk, then decided to sign it anyway.
“Tom Brady asked to sign Eli Manning’s jersey,” the on-screen caption read.
The camera pans and zooms in on the back of the jersey, where Brady appears to sign “F*** Off” above his number.
Then Manning Showed the jersey He was preparing to sign it himself.
“Amazing,” he said, laughing awkwardly as he read the message.
“I don’t know what it is… but I’ll sign it here. What can I say to this?” he muttered.
“I’ll say, ‘That was a good game,'” he added, giving the camera an awkward look.
“At least he signed,” the NFL wrote on its TikTok page.
Despite being away from the NFL for nearly two years, Brady has been constantly questioned about a possible return, and he has made it clear he wouldn’t be opposed to a return if the right team called.
Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams recently said he still believes Brady can be a good quarterback in the league.
“He’s older, but he can still pitch better than half the guys in the league.”
Manning is already retired after playing just four games in 2019. He regularly callsManning Cast“I’ll be watching and commentating on NFL games on Monday nights with my brother Peteon on ESPN.”
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