Tom Brady's Former Teammate Didn't Hold Back When Asked About Their Relationship

Tom Brady's former teammate Jacoby Brissett didn’t hold back his thoughts when asked about what it was like working with arguably one of, if not the best, quarterbacks in NFL history.

Brissett, who spent just one year alongside Brady, was drafted by the New England Patriots in the third round of the 2016 NFL draft. The 91st overall pick out of North Carolina State, Brissett saw limited action during his rookie season, stepping in for Brady during his suspension related to the ‘Deflategate’ controversy.

During an appearance on Kay Adams' "Up and Adams" show on Monday afternoon, following the conclusion of one of the New England Patriots’ training camp practices, Brissett was asked if he ever received help from the seven-time Super Bowl champion.

His response was quick and blunt.

"Oh hell no," Brissett said.

Despite the surprising response, Brissett noted there was a strong level of respect and professionalism between them.

He acknowledged that even though Brady did not offer direct assistance, both players shared a commitment to the team’s success.

Brady’s reputation as a winner and a leader has always intrigued fans, and hearing insights from a former teammate about life in the locker room adds another layer to understanding what it’s like to be around a player of Brady's caliber.

While Brissett’s time with Brady was limited, his candid remarks provide a unique perspective on the dynamics of playing alongside one of football’s greatest.

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