Tom Brady Trolls Max Kellerman’s ‘Cliff’ Take With Instagram Photo

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady can’t ignore hateful comments, and Max Kellerman’s cliff comment sue got his attention. Kellerman was really loud last season and supported haters who claim that Brady and his team will never win the Super Bowl.That’s exactly what the Patriots did. He said that Brady would fell off a cliff.

The quarterback took to his Instagram story to deliver a message for Kellerman. His left arm has a lot to offer, and hopefully, Kellerman will stop talking things like this.

“Doesn’t look good right now for me, but no I’m not,” he said of Brady in the preseason. “Let me give you a metaphor here, an analogy really. Remember the Roadrunner cartoons, guys? Roadrunner on [Looney Tunes]. And the coyote would be tricked into running off the cliff, right? Did he fall right away? No. He thought there was still ground under his feet. He didn’t realize there was no ground there. Then eventually he looked down and realized there was no ground there, and then he fell.

“Remember he would hold up the sign and stuff like that? And I think that’s where Tom Brady is right now. At this point, I think it is mind over matter. He’s in a great organization, he looks like he’s still got it. But that is the nature of the cliff. These guys — all of them — look like they’ve still got it until they realize, ‘Whoa, there’s no ground under my feet, and Father Time is undefeated.’ I don’t think Tom Brady will be a great quarterback this season, but I have to admit, Stephen A. [Smith], early evidence doesn’t look good for my prediction.”

Stephen A. Smith couldn’t listen to this nonsense.

 “This is Tom Brady, so what we do with Tom Brady is we recognize that as the season wanes, the New England Patriots tend to get a bit stronger,” he responded. “The second half of the season, in particular. The fact that we’re talking about Tom Brady in this fashion is disrespectful. I think Max is doing it on purpose and you should be ashamed of yourself. You really should.”