Tom Brady’s Savage $400k Car Roast Resurfaces—‘Spoiled Kid’ Shedeur Sanders Gets Schooled After Raiders Pass on Him in Draft! Brady wasn’t holding back then, and he’s definitely not holding back now—his ‘I Told You So’ moment hits harder than a $400k car.

Tom Brady’s Savage $400k Car Roast Resurfaces—‘Spoiled Kid’ Shedeur Sanders Gets Schooled After Raiders Pass on Him in Draft! Brady wasn’t holding back then, and he’s definitely not holding back now—his ‘I Told You So’ moment hits harder than a $400k car.

The resurfaced clip of Tom Brady roasting Shedeur Sanders about his $400k Rolls-Royce Cullinan is making waves again, especially after Sanders’ surprising slide to the fifth round in the 2025 NFL Draft. Back in September 2023 on Brady’s Let’s Go! podcast, Deion Sanders asked Brady if a college kid needed such a flashy car. Brady didn’t mince words: “I think he needs to get his a** in the film room and spend as much time in there as possible and less time in the car.” Deion laughed it off, but the advice clearly stuck out, resurfacing now as a viral jab.

Fast forward to the draft, Sanders, once projected as a top-five pick, fell to the Cleveland Browns at pick 144, a slide that cost him roughly $40 million compared to top QB contracts like Cam Ward’s $48.8 million deal. The Las Vegas Raiders, where Brady is a minority owner, passed on Sanders multiple times, fueling speculation about Brady’s influence. Skip Bayless even claimed Brady explicitly told the Raiders not to draft Sanders, though sources close to Brady called that “stupid,” saying head coach Pete Carroll and owner Mark Davis had the final say.

Brady’s “I told you so” moment seems to stem from his mentorship of Sanders, where he emphasized work ethic over flash. In a recent Impaulsive podcast, Brady revealed he texted Sanders post-draft, saying, “Day 2 matters more than the NFL Draft. I was 199. Use it as motivation.” Michael Strahan, who watched the draft with Brady, shared that Brady compared Sanders’ slide to his own sixth-round draft experience, suggesting it’s not about where you’re picked but how you seize the opportunity.

The “spoiled kid” narrative around Sanders comes from his flashy lifestyle—$6.5 million in NIL deals, a $350k watch, gifting a teammate a six-figure car, and flaunting a $1 million cash gift at a draft after-party. Critics, including some NFL analysts, pointed to Sanders’ pre-draft missteps, like skipping combine drills and flubbing interviews (notably with the Giants), as reasons for his slide, not just Brady’s alleged sway.

Brady’s roast and mentorship highlight a clash of perspectives: Sanders’ confidence and flair versus Brady’s old-school grind mentality. While some see Brady’s comments as savage, others view them as tough love from a mentor who’s been there. Sanders now faces a crowded Browns QB room with Deshaun Watson, Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, and Dillon Gabriel, but Brady’s advice suggests he believes Sanders can prove doubters wrong if he channels that energy into work, not cars.

No evidence directly confirms Brady sabotaged Sanders’ draft stock, and he’s publicly denied heavy involvement in the Raiders’ decisions. The roast, though, hits harder in hindsight—less a personal jab and more a warning about priorities that Sanders might’ve ignored at his own cost.