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Pat McAfee's wife s the attacks on Tom Brady at the Indy 500: "I'm sorry, but my Colts blood runs strong"

Samantha lost her temper and gave the NFL legend the middle finger

Pat's wife was swept up in the excitement of her team.
Pat's wife was swept up in the excitement of her team.X: @WVSportsNow/ LAPRESSE

What was supposed to be a triumphant appearance turned into an awkward moment for Tom Brady. The legendary quarterback attended the Indy 500 on Sunday, May 25, with enthusiasm, but he was greeted with an unexpected barrage of boos from the stands. This cold reception contrasted with his status as a sports icon and left many people surprised.

Known for its festive atmosphere and celebrity attendance, the Indy 500 was the setting for Brady's appearance as a Fox Sports analyst. He was ed by Jimmie Johnson and Michael Strahan for the pre-race activities.

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The atmosphere was lively and full of celebrities. However, when Brady was introduced to the crowd, the boos followed quickly.

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The rivalry between the Patriots and the Colts existed before the turn of the century, but it reached its peak with the arrival of Tom Brady in New England and Peyton Manning in Indianapolis. These two iconic quarterbacks led their teams in numerous showdowns that defined the American Conference during a memorable era.

Colts fans still Brady's decisive victories, and that rivalry remains in their memory. That's why his presence at the Indy 500, in the heart of rival territory, was met with boos, showing that the rivalry still lives on in the hearts of fans.

Samantha McAfee, Pat McAfee's wife, was quite blunt on social media, showing that she had no regrets about inciting that negative reaction against Brady.

"Hearing over 400,000 people boo Tom Brady was a real highlight of the day. I'm sorry, but I have Colts blood running through my veins. The finger was a bit much, my bad," she commented on an Instagram story.

The family was in the front row to see Brady get booed. He didn't flinch or let himself be provoked; he just smiled as if nothing was happening. We'll see if the legendary quarterback comments on what happened at some point.

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