Just like their two Super Bowl matchups, Tom Brady thought he got in the final word only for Eli Manning to one-up him.
Brady, who went 0-2 against the Giants on the NFL’s biggest stage, unleashed some pent-up resentment toward Manning and the Giants during Sunday’s Netflix roast.
“And Giants fans, f–k Eli and f–k you — twice,” Brady said, while holding up dual “two” signs with his fingers, representing the Super Bowl losses in the 2007 and 2011 seasons.
Warning: Explicit language
In both games, Manning led the Giants from behind on game-winning touchdown drives.
Manning may as well have done that again on Monday when he officially entered the chat by dunking on Brady.
“I thought about attending the Roast of Tom Brady last night, but I did not want to Roast him for a 3rd time!!” Manning tweeted.
Rest assured, Brady heard plenty about the Patriots’ losses to the Giants during Sunday’s roast.
The Patriots’ undefeated season ended in a 17-14 loss to the Giants in Super Bowl 2008 and the Giants bested them again, 21-17, in Super Bowl 2012.
The Giants are the only team Brady faced in a Super Bowl that he did not defeat, with Brady finishing 7-3 in the big game.
Actor Will Ferrell, while portraying his famous “Anchorman” character Ron Burgundy, made sure Brady’s New York-sized losses didn’t go untouched.
“Underneath that dead robot of a quarterback, there is a scared little boy. How do I know this? You don’t see Eli Manning here tonight, do you? No,” Ferrell said to some gasps. “That’s because he’s afraid of Eli Manning. Eli Manning made Tom Brady his bitch. He made him his bitch.”
Ferrell then led the crowd in a half-hearted chant of “Eli Manning made Tom Brady his bitch.”
While the chant may have been half-assed, Ferrell ended his set with another Giants zinger.
“But you won’t be forgotten. You’ll be remembered as Eli Manning’s bitch,” Ferrell said. “Don’t let that get you down, Tom.”
