Netflix’s The Roast of Tom Brady delivered some incredibly harsh and cringe-worthy jokes, but it was a damn good night.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion was celebrated at the Netflix live event “The Greatest Roast of All-Time: Tom Brady,” which began with a bloody OJ Simpson jersey and ended with Brady shattering an iPhone on stage.
One of the best roasts of the night had to go to comedian Sam Jay, who said at one point, “Your Super Bowl ring is just like my strap-on; just because you put it on doesn’t mean it’s real.” — Sam Jay.
When it came time for Tom Brady to roast everybody who got on him, he made sure to get back at Sam Jay.
Brady made it clear he was going to say much since she looked like the guy who tore his ACL.
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In the first quarter of the 2008 NFL season, Brady was tackled hard by the Kansas City Chiefs safety Bernard Pollard, resulting in a torn ACL. This meant he couldn’t play for the rest of the season, which was a huge blow after his record-breaking 16-0 campaign the previous year.
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The 2008 Patriots finished with a record of 11-5 behind the play of Matt Cassel, but they still missed the postseason.
Tom Brady Desperately Wanted To Keep Playing Despite Torn ACL
Despite tearing his ACL in the first game of the 2008 NFL season, Tom Brady was determined to play for the New England Patriots and would stop at nothing to fulfill that desire. Brady had no intention of giving up. He even attempted to stage an amazing return since he wanted to continue playing.
In episode five of the Apple TV+ documentary series ‘The Dynasty, Brady said: “I went into Coach Belichick’s office and said I want to play. I’ll fix my ACL at the end of the year. I could just put a brace on it, I’ll tape it, and I’ll just play the whole season.”
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