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NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick recalled a time when he led the New York Jets to a victory over Tom Brady and the New England Patriots and stated the obvious – one of the greatest players hates losing.
Fitzpatrick played for the Buffalo Bills and the Jets and beat Brady’s Patriots twice from 2011 to 2016. The veteran appeared on ESPN’s “America’s Caddie” and said he was quarterbacking New York for the team’s second win and practically had to blitz Brady for a handshake.
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New England’s Tom Brady talks with Ryan Fitzpatrick of the New York Jets after the Patriots won, 41-3, at Gillette Stadium on Dec. 24, 2016, in Foxboro, Massachusetts.
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Fitzpatrick led the Jets to a victory over the Patriots in Week 16 of the 2015 season.
“Beating Tom Brady, after the first time, because after the first time he didn’t shake my hand,” Fitzpatrick said, via Insider. “I was on the Jets and I had to chase him down on the 50-yard line.
“Apparently, he hates losing more than everybody else hates losing. When he does lose, I want a handshake,” he added.
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New York’s Ryan Fitzpatrick meets Tom Brady of the New England Patriots after the Jets’ 26-20 overtime win at MetLife Stadium on Dec. 27, 2015, in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Fitzpatrick, now a free agent, isn’t the only quarterback who has felt Brady’s coldness.
Nick Foles felt it after he led the Philadelphia Eagles to a victory over the Patriots in Super Bowl LII and the quarterbacks didn’t shake hands after the game. The two would then meet in the following preseason.
Brady would do it again when Foles and the Chicago Bears beat him and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020. Brady addressed the alleged snub before that game.
Ryan Fitzpatrick of the Washington Football Team heads for warm-ups before the New England Patriots game at Gillette Stadium on Aug. 12, 2021, in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
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“I didn’t even think about that. I think Nick Foles is a hell of a player and a Super Bowl champ. I don’t know one reason or another why I wouldn’t do that. Sometimes I run off the field, sometimes I haven’t,” he said at the time.
