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Tom Brady teases Bill Belichick for infamous Ring doorbell footage of former Patriots coach

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By Alastair Talbot

Published: 19:06 BST, 6 May 2024 | Updated: 21:41 BST, 6 May 2024

Tom Brady has teased Bill Belichick for viral infamous doorbell footage of the former Patriots head coach 'slinking out of a poor girl's house' while shirtless during his last season in New England. 

The 45-year-old, seven-time Super Bowl champion referenced a Ring doorbell video that made the rounds of social media in November of a man, who looks like the 71-year-old Belichick, leaving a house with only his pants on in the morning. 

'Everybody asks me which ring is my favorite... I used to say ''the next one'',' Brady said at first. 'But now that I am retired, my favorite Ring is the camera that caught Coach Belichick slinking out of that poor girl's house a few months ago...'


Then, after pointing in his former coach's direction, Brady said: 'Hey, you still got it! Respect baby!!' 

Stunned, Belichick lit up with an awkward smile but wasn't exactly tearing up like one of his former players - Julian Edelman - who had his arms wrapped around the six-time Super Bowl winning head coach. 

Tom Brady delivered a few jabs during his Sunday roast, including one for his ex-head coach

In Nov., Ring doorbell footage of Bill Belichick went viral as he left a random home shirtless

THE LEGENDARY ring camera video of Bill Belichick leaving a girls house shirtless at 6 in the morning, that Tom Brady brought up tonight.

🤣🤣🤣pic.twitter.com/lovWT9KdW0

— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) May 6, 2024

Speaking of which, Brady said about Belichick's credentials: 'I've been out of the game for a minute, so I am curious how many Super Bowl have you won since I left. 

'Maybe it's not just the guy on the sidelines. When I go to the Indy 500, I don't ask the winning driver who gassed up your car,' the legendary quarterback added. 

Brady sustained more blitzes and pressure than he did during an average NFL game as an impressive lineup of comedians, former teammates and opponents took the stage. Host Kevin Hart said before the event that no topic was off limits, and Hart went on the offensive early with jokes about Brady's ex-wife, Gisele Bündchen. 

'Gisele gave you an ultimatum. She said you retire or we're done. When you got a chance to go 8-9 and all it will cost you is your wife and your kids, you've got to do what you've got to do,' Hart said, referring to Brady coming out of a brief retirement in 2022 for one more season.  

The only time Brady objected to a joke was when Jeff Ross made a reference to Patriots owner Robert Kraft and massages. 

At one point on Sunday, Brady toasted to Belichick as the pair appear to now be on good terms 

The quarterback-head coach duo won six Super Bowl titles throughout their era on the Patriots

In 2019, Kraft originally received a misdemeanor charge that he paid for sex at a Florida massage parlor. Prosecutors later dropped the charge after courts blocked the use of video from cameras installed by police inside the massage parlors.

Brady walked up to Ross and said in his ear 'don't say that (stuff) again', but it was clearly caught on the microphone and heard by those watching the roast at home. It was not heard by those in attendance. 

Later, Kraft and Belichick did a shot together on stage after some coaxing from Hart.

Belichick was fired in January after 24 seasons with the Patriots, and a lot has been written about friction between one of the most accomplished pro football coaches in history and owner over the past couple of years.

After joking about this being like a reunion and 'unlike many family reunions there are some people I am desperately trying to avoid', Kraft praised Belichick for what the two accomplished.

'I want to say this is the greatest coach in the history of the game that did what no one else has done. And having Tom Brady and him was the greatest honor the good Lord gave me,' Kraft said.

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