Despite the fact that he won six Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, Tom Brady has been anything but supportive of them throughout the buildup to their outing against the Seattle Seahawks at Super Bowl LX. While some of that likely has to do with his former head coach now being in charge of the Seahawks, it’s still been a point of contention amongst Patriots fans.
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Now Brady has unfollowed everyone in the Patriots organization, including Mike Vrabel and even the team’s owner, Robert Kraft, on Instagram.
Tom Brady continues to unfollow Robert Kraft and Mike Vrabel on Instagram. pic.twitter.com/JYDRLkSJL9
— NFL News and Updates (@NSportsrus8926) February 7, 2026
Thankfully, for the sake of everyone in New England, Brady did his best to rectify the matter by posting a picture of him and Kraft along with the caption “You know I got your back RKK. Get that 7th ring so we can match.”
Of course, that’ll be easier said than done, considering the pedigree of this Seattle defense. Having allowed the fewest points of any team in the league throughout the 2025 regular season, it’s readily apparent that this unit is just as good, if not better, than the one that caused Drake Maye to look like your average pedestrian in the divisional round of the AFC playoffs.
Tom Brady seems to have a dog in the fight for Super Bowl LX now. pic.twitter.com/H7mz6LMTto
— Grant Gordon (@TCNGrantGordon) February 7, 2026
Nevertheless, Brady still isn’t following any of the individuals who currently reside with the organization, which will likely be mentioned right up until the final result of Sunday’s contest. He’s since decided to re-follow the Patriots on social media, but that may simply be too little, too late for some fans of the team.
10 years ago, if you had told someone that a retired Tom Brady wouldn’t be an outright advocate of New England during the first Super Bowl without him, they would have laughed at you and openly mocked you. However, those same individuals who would have done so are now scrambling to figure out exactly what went wrong here.
After all, football is often regarded as a ‘what have you done for me lately’ type of business, and as far as Brady is concerned, the last thing that New England ever did for him was deny him a true WR1 towards the end of his career.
