Bills Player Wants Tom Brady To ‘Chill’ After Quarterback Celebrates Block

The New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills last Saturday. It was a brilliant 24-17 win for the Patriots, and quarterback Tom Brady celebrated his block. The GOAT did his best to lead the team to the AFC East-clinching win. He completed 26 of 33 pass attempts for 271 yards with a touchdown. The quarterback also laid an awesome block on one of the Patriots’ most exciting offensive plays against the Bills. It was an 18-yard end-around to rookie wide receiver N’Keal Harry.

TB12 channeled his inner Elandon Roberts and celebrated the magnificent block with a post-victory Instagram post. The player on the receiving end of the block, Buffalo Bills cornerback Tre’Davious White had a message for Brady. He sort of presented his point of view.

“Chill Tom, we all know if I hit you I’ll get fined and suspended not vice versa,” White wrote in the comment section of Brady’s post.
As you may see, White used some laughing emojis to relieve the tension. Was his response actually a way to bring smiles to people’s faces? The Patriots nation won’t find this amusing at all. Well, we can’t believe that the Pro Bowl corner was super excited about being smashed by a 42-year-old.

Brady’s team did an excellent job in the game. However, like other games in the regular season, New England had to settle for some field goals on drives that looked good. The big Gronk was awesome in the red zone, and the Patriots have yet to find a replacement for him.

Matt LaCosse and Rex Burkhead recorded touchdowns in the red zone. Head coach Bill Belichick will consider using them as an answer to some of the problems on the field.

The defense had some ups and downs during the game. They were able to stop Josh Allen and the Bills’ offense from moving around the field. However, they also had difficulties and gave Allen a chance to give the team another loss. The game was packed with miscommunications, breakdowns, big plays, and the last drive had the defense allowing the Bills quarterback to move freely.