Tom Brady might no longer be playing in NFL games, but it seemed he truly felt the pain of Jayden Daniels' injury during Sunday afternoon's game between the Washington Commanders and Dallas Cowboys. Daniels suffered a gruesome-looking elbow injury during the final seconds of the game's first half, requiring staff to cart him off the field. The play occurred when left guard Chris Paul stepped on Daniels' feet after the snap, causing Daniels to start to fall.
The Commanders quarterback used his left hand and arm to prevent himself from hitting the ground, and in the process, his elbow bent. The visible injury on the slow-motion replay was a nasty sight to witness, and it caused Brady to curse. "Oh [expletive]," he said, as play-by-play voice Kevin Burkhardt said, "Oh!
Was not expecting to see that," Brady said as he realized his on-air mistake. More news: Bengals WR Ja’Marr Chase Goes Viral With Early Catch of the Year Contender Brady is currently in his third season as an analyst and commentator with Fox Sports. He brings a unique perspective after his 23 seasons, including winning seven Super Bowls, most of which he won with the New England Patriots.
A replay of the brutal Daniels elbow injury with Brady's reaction quickly gained traction on social media, with many commenters reacting to Brady's uncensored reaction. "He just said what we were all thinking (as FOOTBALL fans, not Commanders fans). Im not a Brady broadcaster fan either, but i dont fault him for that slip," one commenter replied to the highlight clip.
"Hope Jayden Daniel’s will be okay. I think everyone watching that game said the same in unison with Brady," another commenter wrote. "I would have cursed too no need to say excuse me haha," a commenter said.
This NFL season is off to a rough start for the Commanders, who lost their season-opening matchup to Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-22. On Sunday, the Cowboys built a 27-13 lead in the third quarter and, as of this report, led 37-20 in the fourth quarter. Daniels completed 11 of 17 passes for 96 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's game against Dallas.
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