Fired Up Tom Brady Leaves NSFW Comment On Zdeno Chara’s Post Game 5 Instagram

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is having some really good time at the Kentucky Derby, and he even watched the Boston Bruins defeat the Columbus Blue Jackets to have a 3-2 lead in the second-round Stanley Cup playoff series. Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara took to his Instagram account to deliver his traditional message.

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What a game… Took all 60 minutes. HUGE team effort!!!

A post shared by Zdeno Chara (@zeechara33) on May 4, 2019 at 8:17pm PDT

The quarterback didn’t miss the opportunity to comment, and he used a f-bomb to express his excitement.

Tom Brady with a hard f-bomb on Zdeno Chara’s Instagram post. pic.twitter.com/VChaZuiXse

— Mike Cole (@MikeColeNESN) May 5, 2019

The Bruins will probably finish off the Blue Jackets in Game 6.

Chara doesn’t really like to talk in front of TV cameras. However, he likes to share a few details about his life when cameras turn and people go away.

“I’m really passionate about the game,” said in one occasion. “I love competing. I love winning. I love creating the camaraderie. It’s something that’s in me. I’m a proud guy, and I love doing all the preparation for the games, for the season in the summer. I love working out. I love being fit. Live healthy. I’m enjoying it. I’m glad I’m still able to play and be in the league and be part of this great game and playing with and against the best players in the world.”

Chara grew up in a completely different world.

“We didn’t have to worry about cellphones and computers,” the Bruins defenseman said. “We were just spending our time in playgrounds, playing with other kids, playing games, and we all loved it. It’s hard these days to tell the kids to go outside. They play games, but it’s on computers, phones. I loved that era when we were kids and played outside. That’s where you create memories and friendships. The real thing.”

The defenseman was a Chicago Bulls fan. “We all wanted to dunk. That was the biggest thing.”

Chara fell in love with his game. If that didn’t happen, he would have followed his father’s footsteps.

“I’m sure you’re probably expecting basketball, but I think I would be following in the footsteps of my father, I would probably be in some sort of Greco-Roman, karate, judo, or some sort of martial-arts sport.”

Keep up the good job, Chara!