Indianapolis Colts fans working at the brewery that provides beer for the team’s home games are not big Tom Brady fans — and came up with an unusual way to let the Deflategate QB know just where he stands.
“Tom Brady Sux” was printed on the bottom of 20,000 pint cans of Sun King Brewery’s suds along with the beer’s “born on date,” the date it was canned.
"We were like, 'What the hell were you thinking?'" http://t.co/DecbqpVQjUpic.twitter.com/wkeZQJYJxY
— IndyStar (@indystar) August 12, 2015
According to the Indianapolis Star, it’s a tradition at the Indianapolis-based brewery to print messages on the bottom of their cans, and the worker who went after Brady was identified only as “Biscuit.”
Biscuit added the insult to beers canned on May 15 — just a few days after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell smacked the New England Patriots star QB with a four-game suspension for using under-inflated balls during their victory over the Colts in the AFC Championship Game.
Clay Robinson, Sun King’s co-owner, told the paper, “We are an Indianapolis-based brewery, we wanted to grow to become Indianapolis’ beer.”
Brady and Goodell are facing off Wednesday morning in a Manhattan federal courtroom over his appeal of Goodell’s punishment.
