Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Tom Brady shouts at his Offensive line during loss against Pittsburgh Steelers: Watch

Tom Brady was in no mood to spare his offensive line during his team’s loss to the lowly Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. The game was played at the Heinz Field in Pittsburgh and the home team beat Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-18.  

“You’re so much better than the way you’re f***ing playing,” Brady, legendary quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion, told his offensive linemen on the Tampa Bay sideline as the final seconds of the second quarter neared. The Buccaneers were already trailing the Steelers, 10-9 at that time. 

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Watch the incident: 

The Buccaneers entered halftime trailing the Pittsburgh Steelers, 10-9. They never quite caught up. This is despite Pittsburgh starting quarterback Kenny Pickett leaving the game midway through the third quarter after taking a hit from Buccaneers linebacker Devin White. He completed his pass but was left injured in the play. He was later evaluated for a concussion and will now enter the NFL’s concussion protocol. 

The Buccaneers went into halftime without a touchdown and with Brady sacked twice for a total of 14 yards. He fumbled on a second-quarter sack by Steelers’ linebacker Alex Highsmith. Brady finished the half by completing 10-of-21 passes for 110 yards. During the first half, the Bucs converted only one of six third-down opportunities. 

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The second sack is what is believed to have irked the 45-year-old player.

Tom Brady has shown more signs of displeasure in the current season than in others. He has thrown a team’s tablet against the New Orleans Saints. The 5-time Super Bowl Champion attended his former team, New England Patriots’ owner Robert Kraft‘s wedding on Friday and missed the team’s walkthrough on Saturday. 

Following this loss, the Buccaneers are now 3-3 and at the top of the NFC South. They will next travel to Carolina to play the Panthers in Week 7.