Comedian Andrew Schulz believes Tom Brady's anger toward Jeff Ross for Robert Kraft joke was '100% real'

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Netflix’s "The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady" saw comedians and sports figures ripping into every aspect of Brady’s life. 

However, when "roast master" Jeff Ross made a joke about New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Brady immediately got off his seat and was heard saying, "Don’t say that s--- again," to him at the podium. 

Well, comedian Andrew Schulz, who was one of the roasters on the dais during the live event Sunday night, revealed that Brady didn’t want any jokes being said about Kraft, who was in attendance. 

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Andrew Schulz speaks at the podium during "The Greatest Roast Of All Time: Tom Brady" for the Netflix is a Joke Festival at The Kia Forum on May 5, 2024, in Inglewood, California. (Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Netflix)

"I think that was 100% real," Schulz said of Brady’s reaction to the joke by Ross, who painted a scenario with the legendary NFL quarterback asking his former owner for a massage. "I’ll tell y’all something: the reason I think it’s real is because they told us no jokes about happy endings with Bob Kraft. I had a Bob Kraft tag [after] that joke about Randy Moss."

Schulz felt that once Ross made the joke, Brady might want to shut the roast down. 

"This is the first comic that goes on a live roast and it’s your night," Schulz said of Brady. "He was ready to shut the whole thing down. That’s an alpha a-- move right there."

Brady didn’t mind the jokes about his failed marriage with Gisele Bündchen, DeflateGate or his relationship with Bill Belichick, who made a surprise appearance. But he didn’t want anything said about Kraft, and he made that