Tom Brady lost his cool in the Sunday loss against the Steelers. His teammates faced his anger in the middle of the game. However, Buccaneers’ youngster Robert Hainsey said he is fine about facing sharp comments from the NFL GOAT. Hainsey added it is what he and the team want from the future HOF-er. 

“I love that from him. I know we all love that from him. It might look weird on TV, but that’s football. That’s what you want from great teammates and great leaders, and he’s the best there is,” he said. His comment came against the notion the teammates are unhappy with the legend. Earlier, many analysts had urged the 45-year-old to play calmly. However, it seems the pressure tactics are working for the Buccaneers’ men.

Brady’s aggression is a booster for some teammates

Speaking in the presser, Tom Brady admitted he was wrong. He said he lost his cool because of the emotion of the game. The legendary player added the teammates would understand that it happened in the heat of the game. However, several analysts and fans think the GOAT should be careful about handling his emotions.

Some teammates appreciate Brady for his honest outbursts. Amidst calls for restraint, the 24-year-old said the team got the message clear. Hainsey added the idea of Brady was to ‘improve, play better.’ “If he was just sitting over there and not getting us going and not trying to help us — he wouldn’t be who he is today,” the young talent concluded. 

Tom Brady and the Bucs need to step up now

After six weeks, the Buccaneers won three and lost three games. They are first in the NFC South division, but it is not a proud feat for the fans. The group lacked tough opponents, and the former Super Bowl winners are not fired up yet. They average just 19 points per game, and it is one of their lowest across many seasons. 

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In a recent presser, Tom Brady revealed the message for the team. The senior pro requested to level up their points game. Statistics say he is right, that the Bucs must make it a point to move on. 

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