The only time that I remember where Brady remotely could have been considered as throwing his teammates under the bus was after the four game losing streak in 2002, when he said 'maybe it's just not important enough to some guys.....'
I didn't have a problem with that statement because I felt a little like that myself at the time, and after Vrabel and Milloy were questioned about it by the media, and initially got angered, they all seemed to work through it as a team. I think it lit a fire in the lockerroom, at the end of the day, and they won some games after that.
The only other thing I remember Brady saying about player negotiations and hold-outs was that 'each player is going to have to make up their own mind about what is important, getting a little more money elsewhere, or playing for a championship team here.'
And what he meant was that he would take less money for more success. Another statement I happened to like. He did imply that some of the players that left town were not doing much since, which could remotely be considered a jab, I suppose. This all happened around the Seymour hold-out, I think.
At the end of the day, Borges is simply grasping at straws if he can ignore all the great things Brady does as a teammate, in order to focus on one or two possible controversial things Brady might have said.