“Kind Of Embarrassed”: Tom Brady Issues Apology For Cursing On Live TV While Covering Commander-Cowboys For Fox 1
September 24, 2026 Sports Media
On Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys crushed the Washington Commanders 37-20. Fans loved this high-energy game, and even legendary quarterback Tom Brady had a keen eye, calling the game live on the FOX NFL broadcast.
Aug 13, 2026; Paradise, Nevada, USA; Tom Brady attends the game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Arizona Cardinals at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
In the fourth quarter, Brady surprised viewers with some of his words from nowhere, which quickly became the talk of the town.
Tom Brady Says Sorry After Swearing
During the game, Brady reacted to an injury replay involving the Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels by saying “oh sh*t,” and later described a sideline pass from Dak Prescott to CeeDee Lamb as an “absolute p*ss missile.”
Fox Sports released a segment in which Brady expresses regret for dropping an expletive on air.
“When I was trying to throw p*ss missiles, I had to get all the things that mattered to throwing that thing hard doing the right thing,” Brady said. “First thing is great ground force production, transfer from my lower half, really a good hitch into my throw. Second thing was torque my body, rotate my shoulder to the target while keeping my hips closed, and three, keep a really relaxed arm. So, it ends up being a whip. When all three of those things align, a p*ss missile is what’s coming your way.”
Brady addressed his language on air, referencing his family’s swear jar before apologizing to viewers.
“I fully expect you to beep out those piss missiles,” Brady said. “You can’t say that cuz that swear jar is getting way too full in my house…. I’m actually kind of embarrassed. There’s a lot of grandmas at home that probably aren’t very happy with my mouth on Fox. I’m gonna fix that. Sorry. I apologize.”
The swear jar at @TomBrady’s house is overflowing. A small price to pay for a piss missile. pic.twitter.com/zpUtmj7vtj — FOX Sports (@FOXSports) September 24, 2026
After 23 seasons in the NFL, including 22 with the New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady permanently retired in February 2023 and signed a major 10-year, $375 million deal with Fox Sports.
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