Over the course of his decorated 23-year NFL career, Tom Brady threw more touchdown passes than any other quarterback in league history, won seven Super Bowls and secured three MVP awards while striking fear into opposing defenses seemingly every Sunday.

Tom Brady struck fear into a lot of defenses throughout his illustrious career, but even the greatest quarterback of all-time had a shiver down his spine when facing certain opponents. During a recent appearance on the "IMPAULSIVE" podcast,

Tom Brady isn't afraid to admit that he feared certain opponents. Asked on Logan Paul’s podcast which players he feared hitting him most, Brady named a few. “Ray Lewis was at the top,” Brady said, via Boston.

Tom Brady is still trying to live down his roast and its adverse effect on his family. Reflecting on Netflix‘s The Greatest Roast of All Time, the 7x Super Bowl champ said he doesn’t want to see his “kids hurt” the way they did after hearing some of the jokes on the

Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady admittedly had a great time with "The Roast of Tom Brady" Netflix special, but he also regrets the impact the event had on his children. Nothing seemed to be off limits for the roasters,

On Tuesday, during an episode of the “Impaulsive” podcast, Brady expressed regret about participating in “The Roast of Tom Brady” — a comedy special on Netflix in which comedians, teammates and others made fun of his career and his life. Brady initially welcomed the opportunity to laugh at himself after a long playing career.