Twitter reacts to Tom Brady’s decision to remain suspended
By Hunter Cooke
Twitter is always a sea of wild rage, unbridled emotion, and uncensored comedy. These are the best Twitter reactions to the Tom Brady saying that he won’t appeal his 4-game suspension any more.
Well, it’s official. Tom Brady is going to remain suspended. During trying times like these, we naturally turn to our favorite place to get hot takes and instant reactions: Twitter dot com. Here are some of the best reactions, jokes, and good points surrounding Tom Brady not pursuing an appeal any more.
Tom Brady found out Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a Jets fan so he's decided not to take his case to the Supreme Court pic.twitter.com/kLMvklY3OK
— Nick G (@NickGThinks) July 15, 2016
Yeah, if a Jets fan is on the Supreme Court then you’re not getting very far if you’re Tom Brady.
Here’s a fire take from Twitter parody account @trillballins.
Dang. This is gonna keep Tom Brady out of the Hall of Fame. - baseball writers only
— Chaps (@UncleChaps) July 15, 2016
Uncle Chaps, another famous Twitter jokester, makes a good point about the legacy of athletes, baseball, and the people that cover baseball.
Cam Newton could learn alot from Tom Brady about how to get caught cheating at football and accept a 4 game suspension because hes a cheater
— PFT Commenter (@PFTCommenter) July 15, 2016
PFT Commenter, the angry dad personified, coming in hot with the Cam Newton comparison that doesn’t make complete sense.
Patriots QB Tom Brady now will miss the first four games and return in week 5 against...the Cleveland Browns.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 15, 2016
This is a great point. Oh my god. The Browns. What have we done.
I will forever be a fan of Arrested Development references and Simon and Garfunkel. Here, they all come together to clown on Ben Affleck, noted opinion haver and Boston sports fan.
If there’s anything that can exonerate Tom Brady, it’s this piece of evidence right here.
Regardless, Tom Brady is suspended. This will surely cause some very angry letters to the editor in Boston and celebration of the end of one of the most ridiculous NFL sagas of all time.
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