Opposing fans may not like Tom Brady, but they’re probably a little frustrated simply because he tends to make their team miserable.
Brady went out and beat the Steelers on Sunday in an exciting finish where he led a go-ahead scoring drive at the end of the game to beat Pittsburgh 27-24 and improve to 11-3 on the season.
Fans in Pittsburgh tried to give him some grief before the game yesterday and Brady didn’t shy away and waved his arms to incite them further, which you can see in the video below.
Here comes 12 #NEvsPIT pic.twitter.com/833kJ6ulhh
— Lisa Kraus Edwards (@LAKEdwards) December 17, 2017
Those fans were likely hoping that their team would come through and pull off the win, but instead they watched their own starting quarterback seemingly forget what down it was and then make an ill-advised throw into traffic for a game-ending turnover.
Needless to say, thankfully, Brady got the last laugh on Sunday.
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