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Faces of Fail: Tom Brady, Super Bowl XLVI

SCARY MEN ARE ABOUT TO HIT TOM BRADY SECTION

THE TIME JUSTIN TUCK TRIED TO IMPREGNATE TOM BRADY

OHHHHH SHIIIIITTTTT

SCARY MAN IN THE SHREDDER MASK MAKES TOMMY SCARED

SAD TIMEOUTS ARE SAD


FACE PALM SECTION

GAME TIME FACE PALM

POST GAME FACE PALM

PRESS CONFERENCE FACE PALM


SOMEBODY HOLD TOM'S HAND SECTION

DON'T BRUISE THE PRETTY THROWING HAND

AWWW THE REFEREE FEELS BAD FOR TOMMY

HE EVEN PATS HIS BACK LIKE A LITTLE KID


TEBOWING DIDN'T WORK SECTION

FIELD PRAYERS?

BENCH PRAYERS?

IT DIDN'T WORK FOR TEBOW EITHER


EXIT WOUNDS SECTION

JUST CHECKING THE SCOREBOARD

TOM BRADY'S JERSEY NEEDS MORE Ls

JAUNT TO THE LOCKER ROOM

SLOW WALK OF SHAME

WITNESSING A PUNTER CELEBRATE MUST BE DEVASTATING

HYNOSKI IS COMING WITH THE HUGS

TOM IT IS NOT A DREAM, SUPER BOWL LOSSES ARE REAL


SWEET BRADY TEARS TASTE DELICIOUS SECTION

PURSED LIPS, THE PRECURSOR TO THE SWEET SALTINESS

THE SWEET SALTINESS...

WELL THE WIFE IS STILL GISELLE...

BUT EVEN SHE CAN'T STOP THE SWEET SALTINESS

Oh and how about some other classic moments from Tom Brady Losing in the Playoffs like...

Last Year vs. the Jets

And of Course, Previous Super Bowl Losing Tom Brady
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Pyrexia said…
Love it! Linked to this via Facebook, expect your unique hits to increase by 2, myself and some other Giant troll. HA!

Googled "Tom Brady fail" and your blogpost is the 2nd link. Hey that's just like sad Tommy...2nd. That's something, at least.
6:40 PM
Simon said…
Ya, the bitter Jet fan in me enjoys Patriot downfalls to a large degree.
3:40 PM
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