“Tom Brady Hit A Better Shot Than Aaron Rodgers, But Bryson DeChambeau Saved Him”: Skip Bayless Blasts Packers Quarterback For Being Carried To Victory In Golf Match

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers teed off in ‘The Match’ yesterday, and at the end of it, the Packers quarterback was able to walk away victorious.

With two of the NFL’s greatest quarterbacks going after each other on the golf course, there was bound to be some discourse about the two and their rivalry in the NFL.

Avid Brady supporter and critique of Aaron Rodgers, Skip Bayless found some way to insert his opinion into Capital One’s ‘The Match’, blasting Aaron Rodgers for being carried by Bryson DeChambeau.

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Tom Brady And Aaron Rodgers Went Head To Head In ‘The Match’

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers both had their moments to shine during their golfing bout. Brady started the day out with an absolutely bonkers 390 foot shot.

After weeks and weeks of trash talking, it seemed like Brady had finally put his words into action, as he geared up to win his first golfing match of this profile.

However, Aaron Rodgers and his teammate Bryson DeChambeau would have the final laugh. Rodgers putted the final ball in for the victory.

While it’s not nearly as significant or meaningful, Rodgers did get some form of revenge after Brady beat him in the NFC Championship earlier this year en-route to another Super Bowl win.

The Packers quarterback kept taking the trash talk Brady laid down, and he responded with an absolutely amazing performance.

Brady owned up to the fact that his tactics failed him in the end as he Tweeted out one more thread, mocking himself for thinking that trash talking and memeing the opponents could translate to a victory.

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