Tom Brady doesn’t have the best luck against Chicago Bears quarterback Nick Foles.
Foles is the last quarterback to defeat Brady in the Super Bowl and is one of the few NFL passers who, somehow, can stand toe-to-toe with the game’s greatest of all-time and find a way to win.
Brady is the ultimate competitor, and emotions often run high after a loss. But did he pull a football faux pas after the game by not meeting Foles at midfield for the traditional post-game quarterback well wishes?
You be the judge:
Can’t be too careful. #protocol https://t.co/cIS5dRum9R
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) October 9, 2020
To be fair, we are in the middle of a global pandemic and with the NFL in the midst of a somewhat chaotic situation with the Tennessee Titans, Brady’s decision not to give the ‘ole “good job” to Foles has a built-in excuse.
Social distancing, right?
Maybe. Or maybe Brady was just sour and a bit of a sore loser.
I guess that’s what happens after you lose track of what down it is on your team’s final possession with the game on the line.