"He's getting more and more frustrated" - Skip Bayless claims Tom Brady is running out of patience in Tampa 

On Sunday afternoon, quarterback Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were finally able to defeat the New Orleans Saints in a regular-season game. But the long-awaited win didn't come without its fair share of challenges in the Week 2 matchup at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

The Buccaneers quarterback didn't have wide receivers Chris Godwin and Julio Jones. His lone starting wide receiver, Mike Evans, was disqualified from the game after getting into a fight with Saints corner Marshon Lattimore. Brady expressed his frustration multiple times during the game, notably throwing a tablet on the sidelines.

On Monday, the topic was discussed across the morning shows, including FOX's "Undisputed." Co-hosts Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless spoke about the game.

Skip Bayless said that he feels Tom Brady is frustrated with his current situation with the Buccaneers.

Skip Bayless said, "I saw Brady throw a deep ball because he was relegated to throwing most targets yesterday to little Scottie Miller who didn't even dress much of the year last year. He's relegated because he does not have Julio. He obviously doesn't have Godwin, and obviously there's no more Gronk in a big game... Brady said, 'I'm coming back for unfinished business.'

"It was to go win another Super Bowl. But in large part also it was to avenge these losses because he had lost all four regular season games to the Saints and at home. He had lost so badly to the Saints. It was 38 to three and then remember last ... December 19? Yeah, at Tampa, he lost.

"He got shut out at home by this defense. This defense has had his number. So he's getting more and more frustrated. We'd already seen him toss his helmet, and then he fired the tablet into the turf over on the sidelines."

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers left New Orleans with a 20-10 win over the Saints, improving to 2-0 on the season. They will face the Green Bay Packers on Sunday afternoon at Raymond James Stadium.

Mike Evans suspended 1 game after defending Tom Brady against Saints

The turning point of the NFC South matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New Orleans Saints was the near bench-clearing fight. Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans fought New Orleans Saints corner Marshon Lattimore after he approached quarterback Tom Brady. Evans was seen telling referees afterwards that he had to do it because he is "Tom Brady."

Although Evans was trying to be a good teammate and protect his quarterback, referees determined that both he and Lattimore should be disqualified from the game.

Evans received a one-game suspension on Monday afternoon because he was already suspended for fighting Lattimore in the past. He was the only player suspended. He announced that he will appeal his suspension with the National Football League.

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