I Could Watch Tom Brady Belittle Logan Paul's Athletic Achievements For Hours on End

To be honest, I almost feel bad for Logan Paul here. Logan Paul is as brash and annoying as any other celebrity in the world of cocky dudes who came up the internet. But he's nowhere near the level of his brother. I would much rather see Tom Brady sit down across from Jake Paul and belittle his athletic achievements (i.e. his boxing career). So when I watch this clip, I'm probably projecting my feelings towards Jake Paul onto his brother. But in the absence of Jake, Logan will have to do.

Tom Brady might be the last person on earth I would want to cut my wrestling promo on. Or sit across from and try to hit with my patented machismo alpha male schtick. It's a brutal spot for Logan Paul to be in. He has to get up there and do it. When he's on camera, he has to play the amped up version of himself that got him to where he is today. But when that's your thing, there's nobody in the world who has the ability to make it look stupider than this guy.

In that clip, Tom Brady is so polite, yet so bluntly dismissive of everything Logan Paul tries to throw at him. Logan Paul tries to hit him with the "I'm a great athlete", "I can flip off the top rope", "Yada yada yada"... but the way Tom Brady flippantly responds with "That's cute, but seriously..."

There was nothing Logan Paul could do. Tom Brady wasn't going to stoop down to his level and play in the mud. He wasn't going to raise his voice and fire back insults. He just matter of factly brushed off Logan Paul's false bravado and moved forward with promoting his flag football game. Because to Tom Brady, the idea that Logan Paul could be a "great athlete" is so preposterous, it would be beneath him to play along.

Have fun at the flag football game Logan. You're incredibly athletic compared to the average person. And I'm sure Tom Brady has the utmost respect for a lot the things you've accomplished. But good luck earning even an ounce of respect as an athlete from the Super Bowl winningest quarterback in NFL history.