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Tom Brady sends hilarious X-rated message to Eli Manning as NFL legend remains bitter over Super Bowl losses
Tom Brady had a not-so-friendly message to Eli Manning ahead of the Fanatics Fest in New York City on August 16-18.
While signing merchandise for the event, Brady was sat in front of a fresh stack of New England Patriots jerseys when a red and white New York Giants top was suddenly unveiled for him to sign.
After pausing and looking up in disbelief, Brady did not say a word but let his pen do the talking.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner wrote 'f*** off' near the top of the zero on Manning's No 10 jersey.
Manning, who appeared briefed on the inside joked reacted to Brady's message lightly, saying: 'Beautiful.'
Tom Brady sent a hilarious, X-rated message to Eli Manning before the Fanatics Fest
'I don't know what,' said Manning, as he formulated a response to Brady's explicit message.
'I'll say ... good game,' he continued.
Manning's response, was written in the same jersey that featured Brady's initial message, leaving fans to wonder how much the item would sell for.
'What is that going for … curious,' one user tweeted.
'Eli has never gotten the love and respect that Tom always mostly has and still doesn't,' a second user posted. 'But he's a great QB and, like Tom, a super nice guy.'
Brady wrote 'f*** off' on a Manning Giants jersey after being asked to sign the piece
Manning and Giants memorably defeated Brady's Patriots in Super Bowl XLII and XLVI
Manning lead New York to win , 17-14 and 21-17, respectively, during those title games
Brady won seven rings in his illustrious career but appears to remain bitter over his losses
'Feels pretty good knowing we are the only team to be undefeated against Tom Brady in the Super Bowl,' said a third. 'Good game!'
Manning and the Giants memorably defeated Brady's Patriots in Super Bowl XLII and XLVI , 17-14 and 21-17, respectively.
Although Brady ended up being the winningest player in the NFL, some bitterness appears to linger over the two titles he could have won in 2008 and 2012.