"Time for Tom Brady to be a family man and time for Aaron Rodgers to find a family" - NFL fans brutally troll older superstars over their 2022 season woes
Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, two of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game of football, are struggling so far in the 2022 season. With the longevity and success rate of these two quarterbacks, the standards were always high. Of course, trades, injuries, and leaky defenses can hamper any Hall-of-Fame caliber quarterback.
That being said, the trolls did not hold back on NFL Twitter.
Brady and Rogers taking L's at the same time, this season is lit.
Time for Brady to be a family man and time for Rodgers to find a family
Win at all costs apparently includes family:
Brady ruined his marriage to miss the playoffs LMAO dudes cooked twitter.com/big_business_/…
@knicks_tape99 Why don’t we just give Rodgers , Brady family and give Brady, Rodgers family https://t.co/74wDDbFzKo
Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers in 2022 after cutting off their family https://t.co/kVPPsmkYX1
The number of upsets on Sunday can only be attributed to psychedelic shenanigans.
@big_business_ Bucs lost to Steelers
Pack lost to jets
9ers lost to falcons
Lamar lost to the giants
Yeah the NFL script writers are on the purest snow from the 80s https://t.co/2Ea36oVBSJ
The next big reality TV show is out there somewhere.
@knicks_tape99 That should be a reality television show, finding Rodgers a family
Tom Brady, in particular, has taken the lead status of trolling targets due to a myriad of off-field and on-field things.
Tom Brady skipped training camp, takes every Wednesday off, stayed out late this past Friday in New York City to party, and flew to Pittsburgh without his teammates before today’s game, yet he has the audacity to chastise his offensive line on national television. What a loser.
as a hater, i’m so happy tom brady came out of retirement. watching him go out sad is even better than i could have imagined
Tom Brady having a word with his O-line after a 9-point first half 👀
(via @NFLonFOX) https://t.co/yTjtdFaLdp
Mitch Trubisky and the Pittsburgh Steelers deserve a parade for their upset on Sunday.
Mitch Trubisky walking into the Steelers locker room after beating Tom Brady. https://t.co/BrW1ZbRnCF
Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers look to right the ship despite rocky start
Two of the NFL’s star quarterbacks, Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, are navigating troubled waters in the early parts of the NFL regular season. Brady returned to a team dealing with Chris Godwin’s recovery from an ACL injury, new faces in the wide receiver room (Russell Gage and Julio Jones), the absence of BFF TE Rob Gronkowski, and a new head coach in Todd Bowles. The Buccaneers are still 3-3 and sit tied for first place in the NFC South as the other teams are also struggling to separate from the pack.
Rodgers, meanwhile, certainly looks like he misses longtime star receiver Davante Adams, who was traded to the Las Vegas Raiders in the offseason. The Packers are struggling to score as their dynamic running backs Aaron Jones and A.J. Dillon struggle to find consistency and an offensive groove. The Packers, like the Buccaneers, are sitting at 3-3. However, they are looking up at the 5-1 Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North. Although the gap is narrow, the Packers will want to gain ground in the standings before the Vikings continue to pull away.
It’s easy to point to Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers’s advanced age as the culprits for their struggles, but as the season wears on, fans will see whether either or both quarterbacks can right the ship before their season sinks.