Tom Brady Trolls Julian Edelman On Instagram After WR’s Arrest

Patriots wideout Julian Edelman was arrested in Beverley Hills for jumping onto the hood of someone’s Mercedes-Benz. The car was damaged, and nearby police patrol arrested him. The wideout had some fun with Boston Celtics legend Paul Pierce and former Patriot Danny Amendola hours before the arrest. This was the perfect opportunity for Brady to troll him.

Pierce and Amendola had their fair share of trolling, and they did in on Pierce’s Instagram post. They also revealed the timing of the incident. According to the comments, the trio photo was taken minutes before the police were called to the scene.

Brady wanted to be a good friend, and he reminded Edelman to stay hydrated.

“Edelman it sounds like you need some of this,” TB12 wrote on a pic of his TB12 electrolytes.

Edelman should take the advice of his good friend and carry this with him all the time. You never know when you get an urge to jump on someone’s vehicle.

Was the wideout celebrating something or what? In his video, he looks super amused, and his good friends are having some great time, too. Why did he jump on that Mercedes? Is that his perfect way of ending a night out?

Hopefully, Edelman won’t face any consequences of his “night out.” And yes, we do hope that this act won’t put him in trouble. The NFL doesn’t really excuse silly behavior, and Edelman will be a lucky guy if officials “ignore” his incident.

Was this the perfect way to end a perfect season? The New England Patriots didn’t have the best season, but this was one of the best seasons Edelman has ever had. He was the top receiver on the Patriots roster. Let’s not forget that he played through injuries and pain.

When it comes to injuries, Edelman will have to undergo multiple surgeries to fix his knee and shoulder. He also suffered a rib injury. According to experts, other players would’ve called it career. But, Edelman is a tough guy, and he will be super ready for the upcoming season. He has two years left of his contract.