New England Patriots legend Tom Brady was immortalized with a statue on Friday night, and in the process he roasted the New York Jets.
The bronze statue is situated outside of Gillette Stadium and features Brady raising his arm in the air while holding his helmet in the other hand. We've seen teams botch statues for players over the years, but this one looks to be well done.
After the unveiling, Brady made a speech and just had to take a shot at the Patriots' AFC East rivals (if you want to call them that), who were absolutely tortured by Brady during his 20 years in New England.
"But in the end, this statue isn't just for Pats fans," Brady said. "It'll also give all the Jets fans something to throw their beers at as they leave this stadium every year. Probably in the second quarter, maybe the third."
Tom Brady dominated the Jets
Brady absolutely owned the Jets during his career. The future Hall of Famer posted a 30-7 record against New York in the regular season. In all, he completed 62% of his passes for 9,059 yards and 60 touchdowns to 16 interceptions versus the Jets.
How many Super Bowls did Tom Brady win?
Tom Brady won a total of seven Super Bowls, including six with the New England Patriots. He won another with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before retiring.
What's Tom Brady doing now?
The future Hall of Famer, who will be eligible for Canton in 2028, is an announcer for FOX these days and is also the minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.
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