It’s been over a year since The Roast of Tom Brady took place, but people still can’t seem to stop talking about it, especially individuals tied to the comedy world. The Netflix special was a brutal takedown of Brady and his former New England Patriot teammates, and it was heavily streamed. Comedians like Kevin Hart and Nikki Glazer didn’t hold back, going after everything including Brady's football record and his personal life. Now, comedian Jeff Ross is reflecting on the roast, and Tom Brady’s since-revealed regrets over participating.
During an interview with Page Six, Jeff Ross talked about some of his past experiences with the infamous roasts, which he's been a part of off and on since the '90s. The comedian has become synonymous with this kind of insult comedy and has hosted roasts for stars like Bruce Willis, Rob Lowe, James Franco and even Donald Trump before his political career. While reflecting on the Brady roast, Ross explained what his main intention is whenever he decides to skewer celebrities:
