Tom Brady is a “two -sided hypocrite”, explains Skip Bayless in a new fellow attack on Shedeur Sanders

Tom Brady is a “two -sided hypocrite” whose “nose will grow” if he continues to deny any involvement in the humiliation of the Reclassing of the Sheder Sanders NFL, according to Skip Bayless.

Speaking on his podcast Fanduel, the loyalist of Pundit and Deion Sanders, 73 years old, again accused the owner of the minority of the Raiders of Las Vegas of having asked the front office of the team of ignoring the son of the coach prevails during the draft last month.

In the end, the second generation football star was taken by the Browns with the 144th choice of the place after being initially classified by Bayless and many others as a first round talent. Subsequent reports saying that Sheduer has botched interviews and seemed arrogant with the NFL teams were used to explain its fall to some extent.

For Bayless, however, the raiders seemed to be a good choice for Sheder, which already has a Brady commercial relationship: one of his first null offers was the TB12 health and clothing brand of the NFL legend.

In addition, Brady supervised Sheder by returning to the school days of the young quarter in the Dallas region, making the seventh winner of the Super Bowl the perfect person to assess SheDer for the Raiders. Not only had the team five choices in the third and fourth round to take SheDer, but the raiders also have a starter capable of Geno Smith, who could serve as mentor in the young quarter.

Brady recently denied having played a role in the Raiders plans project, that Bayless finds so incredible that he is starting to question the previous declarations of the quarter to retirement on the Deflategate scandal.

“Tom, your nose will grow,” said Bayless. “I defended you throughout Deflategate. I said that Scourell (former coach of the Patriots Bill) Belichick was involved if football balls were under-inflated, but not Tom. Now I have to admit that you make me ask me.

“Deflategate” refers to the accusation that the Patriots have poorly deflated the football balls used in the 2014 AFC championship match to help Brady’s Grip. Brady was finally suspended four games in 2016, while the team was sentenced to a fine of $ 1 million and accused a choice of draft in the first and fourth round.

However, academics insisted that the NFL has not proven its file against Brady, which could have been exempt by the data. As a professor of mechanical engineering of MIT and fan of Philadelphia Eagles self -proclaimed, fan of the Eagles, Dr. John L. Leonard wrote for Sports Illustrated in 2016: “… There was no illegal deflation of the Patriots of the Patriots in the 2014 AFC championship match”.

Brady, a former sixth round choice, has since sent a message to SheDer, saying to the recruit of the NFL that its “story will be similar”.

“(Brady) was a late recovery choice, but we are here now, so none of this matters,” said Sheder to journalists during the Browns recruit last week.

For Bayless, Brady’s knowledge of Brady on the post and his story with SheDer made it an obvious person to consult for Spytek before the project. So when Brady told Jake and Logan Paul on a recent podcast that he had never had such discussions, the explanation simply had no meaning.

“You may have seen the video that I published last, I think it was Thursday evening, Tom Brady on Jake Paul’s podcast made me blow up for having said that he had obviously declared to Raiders John Spytek not to write Sheder,” Bayless told his audience. “ This is my opinion, it is my point of view and I know that I am right, so I retaliated on Tom Brady, stressing that Spytek is his former Michigan teammate had said before the project that the raiders would be silly not to ask Tom Brady – now the owner of the raiders – about the quarter -backs they envisaged in the project. ”

And Bayless agreed with Spytek: “Yes, they would be absolute fools not to question Tom Brady on the quarters. I mean Brady is the obvious goat how many times have I said that on the air in the past 10 years?

By contesting Brady’s refusals, Bayless also made fun during the infamous non-flery of the quarter in the “Tuck Rule” game of 2001 which allowed the patriots to qualify for the AFC championship on the raiders of Al Davis.

“So, Tom Brady wants us to believe his good friend Spytek – who was also a BUCS manager when Tom won the Super Bowl in Tampa – that GM of the Raiders would not ask him as a Raiders owner something about Sheder? Asked Bayless.

“Yeah, it’s Tom,” he continued, before referenced Davis, the late father of the current owner of the raiders, Mark. “And you have not escaped this declining rule game and perhaps cost Al Davis a super bowl.”

More than anything, explained Bayless, he wants Brady to admit to having a hand in the draft of Sheder in the draft of the NFL.

“Go Tom by adapting it,” said Bayless. “If you do not believe in Sheder as a quarter of the NFL for any reason, just possess it.”

The Raiders draft course was highlighted by the choice of first round and the former Ballon de Boise State, Ashton Jeanty, but the team took a quarter to the sixth round of Cama Miller of the Dakota of the North Dakota.

Bayless made an interesting revelation during his Podcast diatribe. By discussing the pain that the Sanders family crossed during the fall of SheDer, Bayless said that he had been informed by a source that Deion had actually cried.

“ A source close to Deion tells me that Source has now seen deion only cry twice: the first time was after

Deion’s suicide attempt in 1997, the second was after his son fell to the 144th in the project.

The elder Sanders, who always leads to Colorado, admitted to having tried to commit suicide by playing baseball for the Reds of Cincinnati in 1997. Deion led a 30 -foot cliff, but has not undergone any fatal injury.

This time, said Bayless, cried Deion because he knew that his son was “the best quarter of this project”.