New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels probably have a great relationship. That being said, it doesn't mean the duo never get in a yelling match.

On Sunday, that is exactly what happened, as video captured Touchdown Tom Brady berating Josh McDaniels on the sideline.

Here is the aforementioned beautiful bean footage:

It appears McDaniels told Brady to run the play that was designed, with the veteran signal-caller not taking that advice too kindly.

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Again, no big deal. Just two pals getting caught up in the heat of the moment.

Anyway, for kicks, here is Brady recently discussing how he is kind of line an offensive lineman.

“I think those guys do a great job,” Brady said, per Mike Petraglia of WEEI. “Our line, I have as much confidence in them as I ever have. Some of those looks are unblockable looks at the end of the day and the quarterback is responsible for them, too. Getting hit is part of the position. You’re standing back there and we’re trying to defend a spot so we can throw the ball and it requires a lot of timing in the passing game, receivers getting open at the right times and obviously you’re trying to get certain looks in the pass coverage. Just getting hit is part of playing quarterback but I think our guys are doing a great job.”

“It’s an incredibly difficult job,” Brady continued. “There’s five of them. They need to coordinate everything up front. There’s a lot of different rush packages that you get and you’re facing some of the best athletes in the world and you’re always on the defense as an offensive lineman. At the end of the day you’re always going backwards. Our guys do a great job keeping their poise and I think they’re so well coached and they take it to heart. They take the coaching to heart. They play together, they do everything together and they’re just a great group. I think those guys are doing a hell of a job and I love all those guys. They do a great job working hard for our offense and it all starts with them in the run game, the pass game. You really can’t do anything if those guys aren’t playing as well as they’re playing.”

At the time of this writing, New England does not yet have touchdown.