OT: Brady trolls Raiders fans with Tuck Rule Game photo

[Asela]

Nice article on NFL.com.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000397443/article/tom-brady-taunts-raiders-fans-with-tuck-rule-game-photo

Tom Brady is having some fun with his Facebook account this week.

First he shared his college resume. Now the New England Patriots' quarterback is trolling Oakland Raiders fans.

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Clearly Brady is referring to the Tuck Rule Game, which helped launch his charmed career.

It's a cruel taunt, Tom especially since the Tuck Rule was removed this year by the NFL.

Haven't you put Raiders fans through enough without reminding them how this one call in the snow might have changed the course of their team history?

Even their own players are already saying they suck, and it's only been two games.

It's bad enough fans in Oakland have to wake up at 10 a.m. just to watch their broken team face you and your UGG-wearing teammates. The pregame trolling is a bit superfluous.

The latest Around The NFL Podcast recaps the Falcons' lopsided win over the Bucs and previews every other game in Week 3.

[Asela]

My question, since Brady is sharing. When is he going to share his library of Spygate videos that were all supposedly destroyed?

[sandiego17]

F Brady. Why is he talking about other teams? Oh, and F the Raiders too.

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Unspotsman like conduct on Brady, kicking a fan base when they are down!

Raider fan must have pissed Tom of yesterday...

[Kyle]

It's bad for the Raiders.

Any of you been to Oakland recently? We went there last year for a hockey tournament. I can honestly say that was the most depressing town I've ever been in. 2 minutes into town and saw a guy breaking into a car (saw it more than once that weekend). The town is darker than hell at night cause all the street lights are out (people steal the wire from the lights for the copper). Homeless people sleeping inside the hockey rink, even though it was colder in the rink than outside. The hotel clerk advised us not to leave the hotel at night. No good restaurants, bars, or.... anything. My favorite part of the trip was getting on the freeway and leaving town.

[oneinchpunch]

It's bad for the Raiders.

Any of you been to Oakland recently? We went there last year for a hockey tournament. I can honestly say that was the most depressing town I've ever been in. 2 minutes into town and saw a guy breaking into a car (saw it more than once that weekend). The town is darker than hell at night cause all the street lights are out (people steal the wire from the lights for the copper). Homeless people sleeping inside the hockey rink, even though it was colder in the rink than outside. The hotel clerk advised us not to leave the hotel at night. No good restaurants, bars, or.... anything. My favorite part of the trip was getting on the freeway and leaving town.

I was in Oakland last year. It's much like any major city it has it's great parts and really bad parts. The Oakland hills are some of the best homes in the US. There are a ton of great restaurants, some of the worlds best. It really matters where you are in the city. I almost moved my family there but the contract just didn't work out

[Kyle]

I was in Oakland last year. It's much like any major city it has it's great parts and really bad parts. The Oakland hills are some of the best homes in the US. There are a ton of great restaurants, some of the worlds best. It really matters where you are in the city. I almost moved my family there but the contract just didn't work out

Oakland's bad parts make SD's bad parts look like Beverly Hills. Honestly, South Central isn't even as bad as where we were. I guess we were Hills Adjacent.

[oneinchpunch]

Oakland's bad parts make SD's bad parts look like Beverly Hills. Honestly, South Central isn't even as bad as where we were. I guess we were Hills Adjacent.

South Central isn't that bad anymore. North Oakland and the Oakland Hills are awesome