"F*ck em' all" - Tom Brady talks about the motto that drove Patriots to historic SB VI victory

Tom Brady's documentary Man in the Arena centers around the future Hall of Fame quarterback's Super Bowl appearances.

In each episode, the seven-time Super Bowl champion recounted one particular season and the Super Bowl that followed. The latest episode features the New England Patriots' remarkable comeback from being 28-3 down to the Atlanta Falcons in 2017. Brady spoke about the motto the team used to claw their way back into the contest before eventually winning in an overtime classic.

“FEA man, f*ck em all man. They ain’t cheering for ya anyways so you may as well go out there and win,” Brady said.

“Coz if we going to go out and try to please everybody, get everyone to like us by losing, you know f*ck that, we’re not doing that, you know we gonna f*ck em all," he added.

Super Bowl LI, Tom Brady's finest moment

The Patriots faced Matt Ryan and the Falcons' high-octance offense in Super Bowl LI. Ryan was the NFL MVP that season as the Falcons took all that came before them.

With an 11-5 record, the Falcons made it all the way to the Super Bowl to face the Patriots. They obliterated New England in the first half, putting up points at will and went in at half-time with what seemed like an unassailable lead of 21-3.

Coming out after halftime, the Falcons scored the first touchdown to make the score 28-3. For all intents and purposes, the game was over. But at that point, Brady and the Patriots started their unlikely comeback.

At the end of the third quarter, the Falcons still had the game in hand, despite the Patriots scoring a touchdown to make the score 28-9. However, in the fourth quarter, the Patriots scored 19 unanswered points with receiver Julian Edelman's ridiculous catch in the middle of the field becoming the highlight.

The Patriots then went down the field and tied the game with a touchdown and a two-point conversion to send the contest into overtime. Unfortunately for Falcons fans, that was the end of it.

Brady led the Patriots on an eight-play, 75-yard drive that took 3:58 minutes off the clock. It ended with running back James White running in a two-yard touchdown to complete arguably the greatest comeback in the Super Bowl era.

Tom Brady went 43-of-62 and registered 466 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT and a rating of 95.2 in Super Bowl LI. He was also chosen as the MVP.