Tom Brady’s fiery rant at the Bucs offensive line is what center Robert Hainsey wants

On Sunday Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady were caught by TV cameras going on an expletive-filled tirade directed at his offensive live during Sunday’s 20-18 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

On Wednesday Bucs center Robert Hainsey revealed that is just want he and the rest of Tampa’s o-line wants.

‘Everyone can call it what they want, but I want nothing else from a quarterback than that — than the guy who’s wanting to tell us what we need to do and step up,’ Hainsey said. 

‘If he was just sitting over there and not get us going and not try to help us — he wouldn’t be who he is today.’

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Tom Brady launched into a foul-mouthed rant at his under-performing Tampa Bay teammates

Robert Hainsey said the tirades are exactly what the offensive line wants from Brady

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‘You’re so much better than the way you’re f***ing playing,’ Brady was picked up saying by the FOX television cameras.

Not all audio could be heard from the footage but Brady did drop another f-bomb in his angry talk at his teammates. 

‘I love that from him. I know we all love that from him,’ Hainsey continued. It might look weird on TV, but that’s football. That’s what you want from great teammates and great leaders, and he’s the best there is.’

The seven-time Super Bowl winner joked there were more F-bombs than touchdowns Sunday

Brady was mocked on social media amid divorce rumors from wife Gisele Bundchen.

He returned to the NFL after a brief off-season retirement and some have speculated that the couple’s issue involves Brady’s decision to U-turn. 

While speaking on his podcast a much more relaxed Brady joked about the sideline incident saying, ‘It’s a bad day when there’s more F-bombs than touchdowns. That was not one of my better days. 

Brady was mocked on social media amid divorce rumors from wife Gisele Bundchen (right) 

‘It’s all good,’ he said. ‘I think I have a great rapport with my teammates, and they know the only reason I’m doing it is to try and motivate them and get us to a higher level.  If I don’t feel like we’re playing up to the expectations that we’re capable of then that’s my job.

‘I’m the one out there speaking in the huddle, calling the plays, that’s what my job is. I’m going to try and get us going and try to rally us. 

‘There’s a lot of ways of doing it and sometimes it’s some positive encouragement, sometimes it’s getting on people and trying to raise the level, the sense of urgency and raising my voice and trying to create a different vibration for the whole offense.’ 

Brady insisted that it was his job as the quarterback to motivate and rally his teammates

Tampa Bay Buccaneers center Robert Hainsey lines up during game against Green Bay Packers

Tampa’s offensive line has been through a massive restructuring throughout the offseason. 

After having three starters named to the pro bowl in Ryan Jensen, Tristan Wirfs, and Ali Marpet. Marpet retired after the season, Jensen suffered a knee injury at the start of training camp, and fellow former starter Alex Cappa signed with the Cincinatti Bengals in free agency. 

The Bucs’ pass blocking win rate has gone from 57.9 percent in 2021 to 49.7 percent in 2022, according to ESPN. 

Brady has only been sacked nine times this year but has had to release the ball at a much quicker rate due to the amount of pressure he has been facing from opposing defenses.

Brady’s biggest weakness throughout his career has been when facing pressure through the middle of the offensive line, something which defenses have finally been able to capitalize on.