The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered one of their worst losses in recent memory on Sunday after they were shut out by the New Orleans Saints, 9-0. Tom Brady was understandably upset during the contest and at one point, the GOAT hurled his tablet in a moment that has now gone completely viral.

To rub salt into the wound of Brady and the Buccaneers, Saints safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson decided to roast the superstar quarterback on Twitter (h/t B/R Gridiron):

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Gardner-Johnson went full savage here as he offered to give Brady a new tablet to replace the one he destroyed in his fit of rage. The Saints stud still offered a bit of respect towards the Bucs icon by not dropping Brady's name in the tweet, but we all know who he was referring to here.

Sunday's loss snapped Tampa Bay's four-game winning streak. Brady and the Bucs' fall from grace is quite sensational as well considering how it's not very often you shut out a Tom Brady-led team. As a matter of fact, this is only the third time in Brady's illustrious career that he's been shut out. The last time this happened was way back in 2006, so you can clearly see why the 44-year-old was extremely frustrated with Sunday's turn of events.