Tom Brady and the New England Patriots have a history of controversy surrounding their Super Bowl XXXVI win, which has left fans in St. Louis with a longstanding grudge against them. Even though the Rams have since moved to Los Angeles, this animosity still lingers among fans in the city. When Brady returned to St. Louis to present the UFL Championship MVP award, he was met with boos from the crowd, and video evidence of the incident may be edited out for future broadcasts.
Prior to presenting the trophy, Brady appeared in the Fox broadcast booth during the second quarter of the game. Beforehand, he was seen chatting with former Rams quarterback Kurt Warner on the field. Warner has previously expressed some doubt about the Patriots’ tactics during Super Bowl game, adding fuel to fans’ resentment towards Brady and his teammates.
The root cause of this animosity lies in their dominance over many years in NFL league. Despite their successes, fans in St. Louis are not quick to forget perceived wrongdoings by Brady and his teammates, leading to a negative reception when he visited their city again. If Brady goes to other cities like Buffalo, he may encounter more than just boos from fans who are still upset about his actions in Super Bowl XXXVI
