Tom Brady Apologizes For Comparing Football To Military, ‘Poor Choice Of Words’

Tom Brady has actually simply provided an apology for comparing the NFL season to military release … confessing Thursday afternoon that it was all a “poor choice of words.”

Brady in fact disrupted a press reporter at the start of his Buccaneers interview to provide the mea culpa — stating he wished to reveal to everybody who “may have taken it in a certain way” that he was sorry.

Brady at first made the war-themed remarks throughout his “Let’s Go!” podcast on Monday … while talking with Kevin Durant about the battles he’s come across when attempting to stabilize work and enjoyment in the middle of a season.

“I almost look at like a football season like you’re going away on deployment for the military,” Brady said. “And it’s like, ‘Man, here I go again.'”

The remarks were struck with reaction practically right away, with lots of on social networks calling them tone-deaf. Army veteran Brad Thomas, who battled in Black Hawk Down, even required to his Instagram page to blast the quarterback over all of it.

“Hey @tombrady – this statement is naive and offensive on many levels,” he composed. “You play a game, for entertainment, and seem to have lost your perspective.”

Brady plainly felt bad about whatever … looking downtrodden as he provided his apology Thursday.