Legendary quarterback and Fox Sports ace Tom Brady has been labeled as ‘cowardly’ as his bitter feud with veteran broadcaster Skip Bayless continues to develop in public.
The feud between current and former Fox personalities is all over now-Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders, and Bayless claiming Brady was part of the effort that took Deion Sanders’ son from top prospect to fifth-round draft pick.
One quip from Brady’s appearance on Logan Paul‘s ‘Impaulsive’ podcast clearly pointed to Bayless, although he did not mention the 73-year-old by name.
‘That’s the problem with media is everyone can just say whatever the f*** they want and get away with it,’ Brady stated. ‘And it’s kind of unfortunate because there actually used to be a lot of integrity in media and there’s way less now because everyone needs crazy voices to get heard.’
Now, Bayless, in a 25-minute video posted to social media, has responded to Brady.
‘Tom Brady has called me out,’ Bayless said. ‘I guess he’s called me a liar. So I’m about to call BS on Tom Brady because, Tom, you know and I know, everything I said about you and Shedeur Sanders is obviously exactly right.’
Legendary quarterback and Fox Sports ace Tom Brady has been labeled as ‘cowardly’
Now, Bayless, in a 25-minute video posted to social media, has responded to Brady
Bayless has been in the corner of Sanders during the entire process and is convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt the longtime Patriots had a huge part in the effort to make Shedeur a day-three prospect.
‘It wasn’t like Brady actually called me out because he didn’t call me out by name,’ Bayless added. ‘He just said that was wrong. And by translation, of course, I’m wrong. But Tom did it with a big broad brush.’
‘He condemned the media. Took the cowardly way out. Just take me on. I don’t care. I can take it, because I’m right…I’ve had a lot of integrity. I’d like to say that I work really hard at telling the truth and backing it up.’
Bayless has been taking any topic he can without a television show to stay relevant, with Brady as a big fish that he can attach to.
The Raiders did take a quarterback in the NFL Draft, after Sanders was selected, in North Dakota State’s Cam Miller. Las Vegas had five chances to draft Sanders and did not take him.