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Tom Brady drops another 'oh s***' live on Fox during appearance on 'Fox NFL Sunday'

Tom Brady is now a repeat offender when it comes to using foul language on live TV.

Legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady exhibited a lapse in broadcasting etiquette during a live appearance on Fox NFL Sunday. While Brady has made efforts to refine his commentary skills, an instance of unfiltered language slipped through once again. This time, the NSFW moment occurred while he was participating in a trivia segment with Drew Brees on Fox NFL Sunday.

The segment aimed to determine which quarterback ranked third all-time behind them in significant statistical categories. Brady provided an incorrect answer, immediately followed by the expletive "oh s***." The desk staff at Fox clearly heard and noticed Brady's mistake, resulting in laughter. Host Curt Menefee acknowledged the slip-up, stating, "We let you get away with one, by the way.

We heard you. That's OK." Menefee and fellow commentator Michael Strahan then made further jokes about Brady's slip-up. This marks the second time this season that Brady has used foul language while live on Fox. In Week 2, Brady uttered "oh s***" following a replay of Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels dislocating his left elbow.

Brady apologized for that instance, claiming he was not expecting to see the dislocation. Brady may need to reiterate the importance of maintaining a professional demeanor on air to avoid such mistakes in the future.

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