NFL legend Tom Brady has once again proven his playful side, this time by poking fun at a former teammate with a hilarious throwback photo. The seven-time Super Bowl champion took to social media to share an image of himself wearing the New England Patriots' infamous powdered pants from the early 2000s.
A Blast from the Past
The photo shows Brady in the team's old uniform, complete with the eye-catching white pants that appeared almost luminescent on television. The quarterback captioned the post with a cheeky reference to former Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson, who had previously mocked the distinctive trousers.
Fan Reactions
Brady's post immediately went viral, with fans flooding the comments section with nostalgic remarks and laughter. Many recalled how the bright pants became a signature look for the Patriots during their early dynasty years.
"I forgot how ridiculous those pants looked under the lights," wrote one fan, while another added, "Brady proving even GOATs have fashion regrets!"
The Powdered Pants Legacy
The controversial uniform choice became a talking point during the Patriots' 2000-2004 seasons. Team officials later admitted the pants contained a special powder coating designed to make them appear brighter on camera, though the effect was perhaps too successful.
Brady's playful post serves as a reminder of how far both his career and NFL uniform technology have come since those early days in New England.
