New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has faced his fair share of criticism throughout his NFL career, but now he can add another notable name to the list - Tom Brady. During a recent sit-down with Stephen A. Smith at Fanatics Fest in New York City, Brady discussed the challenges of his upcoming broadcast career and expressed concerns about being too critical of quarterbacks who make mistakes during games. Surprisingly, Brady singled out Daniel Jones as an example.

Brady explained that he didn't want to be overly critical of quarterbacks because he often doesn't know the exact reason behind a mistake on a play. As an example, he mentioned Daniel Jones throwing an interception. Interestingly, instead of booing or showing resentment towards Brady, the New York fans responded with laughter and cheers, creating a rare moment of unity with the rival quarterback.

Realizing that his comments about Jones might have come across as overly critical, Brady quickly backtracked and clarified that he wasn't intentionally singling out the young Giants quarterback. However, his choice to mention Jones specifically raised eyebrows given the history between Brady and the Giants.

It's no secret that Tom Brady has not forgotten the two Super Bowl losses he suffered at the hands of the Eli Manning-led Giants. Those defeats continue to haunt him even now. In fact, during an appearance on the Let's Go! podcast earlier this year, Brady admitted that there's no team he enjoys beating more than the Giants. He even joked that Eli Manning, the quarterback who played a pivotal role in those Super Bowl victories, likes it when he brings up their head-to-head battles.

Brady's upcoming broadcasting career will require objectivity, just like other former players-turned-analysts, such as Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. However, considering Brady's past with the Giants and his lingering desire to best them on the field, it remains to be seen if he will be able to completely put aside his personal feelings when analyzing their games.

As Daniel Jones continues to develop as the Giants' quarterback and faces ongoing scrutiny, this unexpected critique from Brady adds another layer of pressure. How Jones handles this latest criticism and uses it to fuel his performance on the field will be closely watched and evaluated by both fans and analysts alike.

In the end, whether Brady's comments were meant to be genuinely critical or just a casual observation, they have put Daniel Jones in the spotlight once again. Only time will tell how Jones will respond and if he can prove his critics, including Tom Brady, wrong.