The proof of Tom Brady's feud with Bruce Arians

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers entered this season as the team to watch in the NFL. They had signed Tom Brady to a fully-guaranteed 2-year deal to move on from Jameis Winston and that could either take them to the top or expose them even more.

Thus far, it seems like the second option is happening more often than the first. Brady has looked pretty bad from time to time, and Bruce Arians’ coaching has also been in the spotlight on a weekly basis.

And, while the Bucs are still in the hunt for a spot in the playoffs, it just doesn’t seem like they have what it takes to turn things around the way they should and go the distance to win a Super Bowl.

Tom Brady Walks Off Interview When Asked About Bruce Arians

And more than that, the biggest story of the season so far has been Tom Brady’s alleged feud with Bruce Arians. Apparently, they just don’t get along andBrady did little to shake off that narrative during his press conference:

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“It’s just external noise that when you are losing, that’s what you deal with,” Brady said. “I love playing with the guys that I play with, the coaches, the whole organization has been unbelievable. I think I have to go out and certainly do a better job the last four weeks of the year. So, I appreciate it. Let’s have a good week,” he concluded before just walking away.

Brady’s press conference lasted fewer than two minutes, according to those in attendance. Once again, he’s been questioned about his sportsmanship as he hasn’t been the same since things haven’t gone his way.

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It’s hard to point fingers in the NFL, especially when you have one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever do it. Yet, Arians hasn’t hesitated to throw Brady under the bus after every loss. Honest to God, they’re both to blame for what’s happening, and this kind of behavior isn’t going to do much to help their cause.