Tom Brady Scolded Teammates During The Game & Fans Say He Looks 'Like An A**' For His Behavior

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, during the game the Florida team's QB, Tom Brady, was caught on camera yelling at his teammates and fans on Twitter were shocked by his behavior.

The player is getting blamed for the loss as he endures a rumored divorce from his wife, Gisele Bündchen, and promotes his side businesses, like Brady Brand. He publicly posted to Instagram that he was headed to a work trip over the weekend and tagged the clothing line.

Viewers are taking notice of his time off and don't like his sportsmanship on the field, particularly since he was shown scolding the Bucc's Offensive Line. According to Sportsnet, he told them that they are "so much better than the way they are playing."

Those who were watching also couldn't believe that he was seen practicing while an athlete on his team got seriously injured on the field.

You can see him (No. 12) throwing around a football while everyone else crowded around their teammate to make sure the player hurt was okay.

One viral tweet from NFL Data Analyst, Harrison P. Kent IV, reads, "Tom Brady skipped training camp, took every Wednesday off, stayed out late this past Friday in New York City to party, and flew to Pittsburgh without his teammates before today’s game, yet he has the audacity to chastise his offensive line on national television. What a loser."

Someone responded in agreement saying that he's going to screw up "a lot of his legacy with the way he's been acting on and off the field this year."

On the other hand, some loyal Tampa fanatics are still sticking up for the Quarterback. While he's nicknamed the "G.O.A.T." (Greatest Of All Time), his followers are responding to the tweet that you can't call him a "loser."

"Loser is the last thing that comes to mind when I think Tom Brady," a tweet read.

Brady commented on his behavior on his Sirius XM show, Lets Go!, on October 17.

"That was not one of my better days," he said. "I think I have a great rapport with all my teammates, and they know that the only reason why I'm doing it is to motivate them and try and get us to a higher level."*

The next expected will be about the Carolina Panthers as they play the Buccs on October 23.

*This article has been updated.