In a special appearance on the TBS late night talk show “CONAN,” both New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and tight end Rob Gronkowski sat down for the shows “Clueless Gamer” segment which also featured the Atlanta Falcons Dwight Freeney and noted gamer former Seattle Seahawk Marshawn Lynch as competition.
Brady, a well known competitor on the field, was given free reign to speak his mind on Conan O’Brien’s show, and the result was uncensored, unfiltered comedy not often seen publicly or at press conferences.
Before playing the video game “For Honor”, O’Brien asked Brady if he’s “intense at playing video games as you are playing football?”
“I’ve broken a lot of remotes in my day and a alot of TV’s,” Brady jokingly replied.
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