Tom Brady's center being dishonest about Bucs QB's outburst, claims Shannon Sharpe

Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe is having a hard time believing Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive lineman Robert Hainsey liked Tom Brady's talk on Sunday. The 24-year-old center was subject to a brutal Brady verbal beatdown, along with his fellow offensive linemen on Sunday.

But Hainsey said that he loved that Brady chewed out the offensive line and said that it is what you want in great teammates. However, Shannon Sharpe thinks that Hainsey is telling some lies with that statement.

Sharpe was discussing it on Fox Sports' Undisputed and said that no one likes being chewed out, especially in public.

Sharpe said:

"I hated it. And Robert Hainsey is telling a bald-faced lie. He's lying. Nobody likes being chewed out and they damn sure don't like being chewed up publicly."

Sharpe added:

"Tom Brady didn't like that. When Bill O'Brien tried to chew him out, he got up in his face because he didn't like it. When Josh McDaniels tried to do him. And when Bruce Arians was calling him out here, he intervened and said, 'Look, Bruce, I need to talk to you about something.'"

Sharpe does have a point. No one likes to be told off, especially on national television. But perhaps Hainsey is a different breed.

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Tom Brady and Tampa Bay Buccaneers having troubled season

Tom Brady in Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl contenders. That is what the Buccaneers were thought to be heading into the new NFL season. But sitting at 3-3 and losing three of their last four games, Tampa Bay is anything but.

The offense has looked off in games, particularly Tom Brady. Perhaps his off-field issues are partly to blame, and in truth, no one could blame him.

But he is the greatest quarterback to ever play, so there is faith that he can turn it around. With just six games having been played this season, the Buccaneers still have time to set things straight.

The odd Brady throttling has been a little more frequent this season, which has caught people off guard. But if things don't start to improve for the Buccaneers, offensive lineman Robert Hainsey could be on the end of another verbal tongue-lashing.

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