John Cena recently offered up some advice for Tom Brady on how to deal with all of the Deflategate situation
In a few weeks the NFL regular season will open up, but when the New England Patriots take the field, Tom Brady will not be under center for the defending champions. As we know, because of his alleged role in Deflategate, he’s been suspended for the first four games of this upcoming regular season.
Aside from Patriots fans clamoring for Brady to be on the field thinking that he did no wrong, some more famous Patriots fans are offering up their advice on how to deal with all of this surrounding him right now. Well, one of those famous Pats fans happens to be none other than WWE superstar John Cena.
Yes, the man from West Newbury, Massachusetts, in speaking recently with ESPN before the SummerSlam show on Sunday, had this to offer up to Brady in regards to how to handle this all.
Via Indy Star:
"“Let your accomplishments speak for yourself. There is no better argument to any speculation than to go out there and just kick some ass. You are great; you are part of a great organization that prides itself on trying to create a dynasty atmosphere. Stay the course, keep doing well, and years from now we’ll just wonder why we spent federal tax dollars investigating deflated footballs.”"
Boy, that kind of sounded like one of the campy promos that Cena delivers on a regular basis on WWE television. If you’re someone that hates both Cena’s character on WWE TV as well as Tom Brady and the Patriots, then you probably got sick to your stomach just reading that. Yes, John Cena, Tom Brady and the Patriots are quite the deadly mix for a lot of people across the country.
But, since we found out recently that the suspension of Brady will not be lifted, then Brady has no other choice than to take some advice on sitting home for the first four games.
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