Tom Brady competed in a record 10 Super Bowls, winning seven times. Two of his losses came against the New York Giants, with Nick Foles starting for the Eagles in the other defeat.

The Philadelphia Eagles had Super Bowl LII MVP Nick Foles in the house during Sunday's blowout win over the Washington Commanders in the NFC

When Fox’s cameras panned to Foles in the crowd during the fourth quarter, Brady hilariously admitted that he doesn’t hate his former peer, but he is certainly envious of him! Tom Brady to Nick Foles: “I don’t hate you I’m just jealous of you. You caught it, I didn’t!” pic.twitter.com/iSzzP355au

As if the Philadelphia Eagles needed any help along their defensive line, Nick Sirianni and Co. received some welcomed news on Tuesday morning, as Super Bowl le

As for the “catch” reference, Brady failed to reel in a reception off a trick play during Super Bowl LII. During a 3rd-and-5 play in the second quarter, New England dialed up a play where James White flipped the ball over to Danny Amendola, who tossed up the ball to a sprinting Brady down the field.

Tom Brady didn't lose many Super Bowls, but the last of three defeats he suffered in the big game came seven years ago. In February 2018, Brady and the New England Patriots came up short against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII.

Tom Brady is widely regarded as the greatest quarterback in NFL history, but the seven-time Super Bowl champion admitted he was "jealous" of Nick Foles during the NFC Championship game

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady is still jealous of Philadelphia Eagles legend Nick Foles, admitting he wishes he caught a touchdown pass like his former rival

Tom Brady still isn’t over the Nick Foles Super Bowl for a whole host of reasons. Brady went viral for his funny comment after Foles was shown on the FOX broadcast of Sunday’s NFC Championship game.

Seven seasons isn’t long enough for Tom Brady to forget what the Eagles did to him in the Super Bowl, and those feelings made an appearance during Sunday’s broadcast of the NFC Championship Game. The Eagles’ honorary captain for the game was Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles,