Caliendo adds Freeman to Brady-Brees History meme

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees (9) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

Frank Caliendo adds Morgan Freeman to Tom Brady-Drew Brees History meme

Originally posted on Sportress of Blogitude
By Jason Rowan | Last updated 1/13/21

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady showcased his patented social media whimsy earlier this week ahead of a divisional-round showdown this weekend with Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints.

Now, thanks to input from Rob Gronkowski, Brady’s clever meme has received the Frank Caliendo treatment.

It all started Monday when Brady took to Twitter to showcase his self-deprecating sense of humor, as he is wont to do, by jokingly reacting to a wisecrack from MLB third baseman Danny Valencia.

In a tweet, Valencia suggested Sunday’s game between the Bucs and Saints should be aired on History given Brady is 43 and Brees is set to turn 42 later this week ahead of the highly anticipated playoff matchup.

Brady reacted by sharing a Photoshopped image that depicts the future Hall of Famers appearing much, much older. In fact, Brady more closely resembles Charlton Heston, and Brees looks like a “Family Ties”-era Michael Gross.

https://t.co/kvv2dNTmHS pic.twitter.com/ND8nmGmZG7
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) January 12, 2021

Gronkowski then got in the action — and it also merits noting that Brees loved the meme mockery — by cracking that such an endeavor on History would have to be narrated by none other than Morgan Freeman.

Narrated by @morgan_freeman https://t.co/RupCWhgC3w
— Rob Gronkowski (@RobGronkowski) January 13, 2021

Celebrity impressionist Frank Caliendo entered the fray to entertain Gronk’s suggestion. On Tuesday, the onetime NFL on FOX contributor posted audio of himself portraying Freeman and narrating the supposed scene.

only on history… well… actually @NFLonFOX … which is probably how i should have ended it… CRAP
— Frank Caliendo (@FrankCaliendo) January 13, 2021

The Brady-Brees matchup unsurprisingly will be the oldest quarterback matchup in NFL history with their combined ages of 85, and both quarterbacks deserve credit for having a sense of humor about it.

As far as Caliendo’s contributions are concerned, while he may not be a lot people’s cup of tea, he at least deserves credit for his standout Morgan Freeman impression.

This article first appeared on Sportress of Blogitude and was syndicated with permission.

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