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Don’t underestimate Tom Brady’s rushing abilities.
That’s what Tony Romo did on the CBS broadcast Sunday, during the Buccaneers’ overtime win against the Bills — and Brady hit him with some receipts.
On Monday, the Buccaneers quarterback tweeted a video highlighting an on-air moment when Romo said, “He’s slow, right? He can’t actually make someone miss.”
Brady then appeared on camera and asked, “So, is he not watching?” — before showing two runs in Sunday’s win, including his rush for 12 yards in the first quarter.
Brady also called out Peyton Manning for his Madden speed rating of 71 in Week 13. The NFL introduced Manning as the Madden ratings adjustor on Dec. 2.
“Hey EA, tell Peyton to bump my speed rating up,” he said.
Brady, in his tweet, joked that Romo and Manning are “hating from the booth!”
In July, Madden released a video promoting Brady as the 2022 cover athlete. He shared the cover with Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
Brady and NFL alum Chad Johnson starred in the clip, which poked fun at Brady’s speed by putting him through a “Madden Speed Assessment.”
On Sunday, Brady threw for 363 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions in his 10th straight victory against the Bills. Brady scored on a quarterback sneak and had seven carries for 16 yards.
After the game, Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians wasn’t too happy about his 44-year-old quarterback running the ball.
“That’s enough of that s—t,” Arians told reporters.
Tampa Bay plays host to New Orleans on Sunday.
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