Tom Brady Roasts Peyton Manning For Golf Game With Hilarious Tweet

Did you miss Tom Brady on Twitter? Of course you did. The Patriots quarterback took to Twitter to roast Peyton Manning. Yes, we are well familiar with the ribbing between Brady and Manning. That’s how they keep the fire going. Brady and Manning got into a thing over a golf game. This ribbing will never end.

Both legends have a strong friendship, and it goes stronger with every day that goes by. It doesn’t come as a surprise to see that their budding bromance has coincided with Manning’s retirement from the league. It’s because it’s easier for the quarterbacks to be friends when they are struggling for a title.

Manning decided to put an end to his long and successful career. This gave him enough time to focus on his other passion. Golf. This effort has paid off, and we can already see some great results. Manning is playing the Pebble Beach Pro-Am this weekend, and Manning had one of the best shots of the tournament thus far Friday.

Is Brady better than Manning when it comes to playing golf?

Barstool Sports’ Foreplay account shared a video of Manning’s shot saying that Brady would have made it. The Patriots quarterback reacted to the video, and his response was actually a nice backhanded compliment.

Brady is an excellent golf player. He will have to wait at least one more year before joining Peyton on the links. Brady is ready to return for his 21^st NFL season in 2020. We still don’t know where will Brady play. His contract situation is still a mystery.

Brady’s decision is making the best headlines these days. His next move is the hottest story of the league. Once he calls it career, we could see him making the loop at Pebble Beach. Brady has already played the pro-am before, and he knows pretty much everything about the golf course.

Are the Patriots be ready for the upcoming challenge? They need to give Brady a big deal. Team owner Robert Kraft is ready to give his star quarterback a nice contract. If this doesn’t happen? Brady will probably end up playing for a different team. Tennessee or Las Vegas?