Did Tom Brady just call out a Reagan play for the Patriots during the Super Bowl?
Did Tom Brady just shout Reagan?
A microphone caught the New England Patriots quarterback saying “Reagan” during the third quarter of Super Bowl LIII, played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Brady is known to be friendly with President Donald Trump, so was it an ode to another Republican Commander in Chief?
While it might have been an ode to former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, it likely had more to do with the first initial of the name.
On the play in the NFL’s biggest game of the year, Brady yelled Reagan, which might have been an audible, or a call change made at the line of scrimmage, SB Nation reported.
On the changed play, Brady handed the ball off to running back Sony Michel. The rookie from the University of Georgia ran the ball to the right side of the Patriots’ offensive line.
So Reagan might have indicated right.
Does that mean if Brady is heard shouting Lincoln it will be a run to the left? Keep your ears open and eyes on the football.
This story was originally published February 3, 2019 at 8:03 PM with the headline "Did Tom Brady just call out a Reagan play for the Patriots during the Super Bowl?."
