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Tom Brady Apologizes for 'Piss Missile' Comment on Fox Broadcast

The apology underscores scrutiny of live on-air language by high-profile analysts.

Overview

  • During Fox’s broadcast of the Dallas Cowboys’ win over the Washington Commanders, Brady used the crude phrase to describe Dak Prescott’s sideline 35-yard completion and the clip quickly spread online.
  • Brady said he was embarrassed, apologized on the record in a #AskTom segment, and asked that broadcasters bleep the phrase.
  • He offered a technical explanation of the term, describing ground-force, body torque and a relaxed arm as the mechanics behind that kind of throw.
  • Brady softened the apology with a joke about a family swear jar and there have been no public reports of disciplinary action or FCC enforcement connected to the remark.
  • The episode highlights how remarks from former star players-turned-broadcasters can draw rapid public scrutiny while also noting Brady used the segment for routine analysis, including praise for the Chiefs’ running game and Kenneth Walker’s early performance.