Logan Paul Claims He Athletically Trumps Tom Brady While Clarifying Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show Stance

Logan Paul has been taking barbs at Tom Brady off late in their back-and-forth about NFL and WWE athletes.

Logan Paul Claims He Athletically Trumps Tom Brady While Clarifying Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show Stance

Logan Paul continues to take barbs at Tom Brady (Image via The News Herald/X/Imago)

In Short
  • Logan Paul claims he is more athletic than Tom Brady and other NFL stars.
  • He clarifies his previous comments about Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show were misunderstood.
  • Tom Brady responds to Paul's athleticism claims, emphasizing the skills needed for flag football.

Over the past few days, Logan Paul has been going at it with former New England Patriots great Tom Brady ever since he appeared on the former’s podcast episode at the Fanatics Fest.

It was the seven-time Super Bowl winner who shot off the first barb by questioning Paul’s prospects when he will face seasoned NFL stars at the Fanatics Flag Football Tournament, which will be held in Saudi Arabia next month.

Even though the WWE star tried to list his high school football accolades, Brady shot back by pointing out that his seven rings would not matter in this upcoming game.

Logan Paul returned with a video mimicking Saquon Barkley‘s incredible hurdle from the 2024 season and then labeled the NFL as being ‘cute’. It seems he is now sticking to his opinion about the league.

If you put me and Tom Brady athletically against one another in like the majority of sports, I bet I’d be more athletic…

Paul said

This was Paul’s response when Impaulsive guest Brianna Chickenfry asked him if he was joking when talking about having better athleticism compared to Barkley and other NFL stars.

The 30-year-old influencer went on to talk about how NFL and NBA stars have tried to take on WWE stars and boxers such as himself and his younger brother Jake Paul, only to face defeat. Paul believes both he and other WWE ‘athletes’ have enough abilities to hold a candle and even be better than other professional athletes in any given sport.

Logan Paul clarifies viral Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime comment

Then, as Logan Paul and podcast co-host Mike Majlak continued their conversation about football and the upcoming Flag Football tournament, Brianna Chickenfry asked the former about his viral comment about Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show.

Bad Bunny and Logan Paul
Bad Bunny and Logan Paul (Image via Bleacher Report/Elite Rockerz/X)

Bad Bunny is a world-renowned superstar. He also can be a WWE superstar when he wants, he’s a good wrestler. There have been talks about maybe us wrestling… Any time I’m asked about Bad Bunny, I think that in the back of my mind. So it’s like, to set that up, when I’m asked if I’m excited about the halftime show, one word, ‘No.’

Paul said

This means he was setting it up to create some noise surrounding a possible wrestling match sometime down the line. He did not have anything against the NFL’s Halftime Show, as he clarified later.

But since his younger brother, Jake Paul, tweeted asking fans to boycott the Super Bowl halftime show, it appeared as if the older Paul was also throwing his support behind the right, dissing the musical artists’ show.

Tom Brady may have irked Logan Paul over athleticism claims

It seems Logan Paul cannot stop gloating about his athleticism ever since he had Tom Brady over on his podcast. When he stood his ground when speaking with Brianna Chickenfry, he essentially tried to coax a response out of the FOX Sports broadcaster.

But Brady is nearly twice as old as the YouTuber and has maturity far beyond what Paul could think of. That is why he took his final shot a few days ago.

You know we’re not playing flag gymnastics, right?

Tom Brady wrote on X

This was the 15-time Pro Bowler‘s last reply after Paul tagged him in a video showcasing the latter’s high-flying moves from his wrestling career. It seems Brady was not impressed.

After all, in flag football, none of that high-flying action is needed. What is really needed is agility, speed, and the ability to read and dissect plays. That is what the 48-year-old has been trying to convey to Logan Paul, but it does not seem as if he understands it.

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