New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady knows how it feels being on the losing end of a game. His team fell short against Peyton Manning's Denver Broncos for the AFC Championship, which means they won't be seen in the Super Bowl. For him, losing is a pill that is hard to swallow and opponents shouldn't shove that fact up to their prey, just like what Richard Sherman of the Seattle Seahawks did in their 23-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers a few days ago.

During an appearance on Dennis & Callahan, Brady spoke about Sherman's antics and post-game interview. He said:

"I don't know [Sherman] at all. I've watched him play. He's that kind of guy. So, you know. I approach the game - and I have respect for my opponents. That's the way our team always plays. We win with graciousness, and when we lose, we could do better. Some teams don't always do that, or that's not their program. The only way to counter that is to beat them. When you don't win, it's hard not to say - you just gotta shut your mouth and listen to it. Maybe when you get an opportunity down the road, maybe that's a source of motivation. But they got a good team. They played well all year. They played well at home. And that's why they advanced, too."

Sherman made headlines more than his team did after clinching the Super Bowl seat. In his interview with Erin Andrews, he said that:

When I say I'm the best cornerback in football, it's with a caveat: There isn't a great defensive backfield in the NFL that doesn't have a great front seven. Everything begins with pressure up front, and that's what we get from our pass rushers every Sunday. To those who would call me a thug or worse because I show passion on a football field-don't judge a person's character by what they do between the lines. Judge a man by what he does off the field, what he does for his community, what he does for his family.

Brady and Sherman have had a history before. In 2012, the Seahawks beat Brady's Patriots and Sherman walked straight to the 3-time Super Bowl champ to let him know about it. As if that is not enough, Sherman took to Twitter to add insult to injury. Along with a photo of him taunting Brady, Sherman posted:

@RSherman_25

He told me and earl to see him after the game when they win....I found him after.