Retirement hasn't made Tom Brady any less competitive.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion reacted harshly to Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield during the broadcast of Sunday's game between the Buccaneers and the Philadelphia Eagles.

On the “Casa de Klub” podcast earlier this month, Mayfield described the environment in Tampa Bay under Brady — who played three seasons for the team before retiring after the 2022 season — as stressful.

“The building was a little different with Tom in it. Obviously Tom is different in terms of play. He was talking to everyone, the atmosphere was tense, so I think everyone was pretty stressed,” Mayfield said. “They wanted me to come in, be myself and bring the joy of football back to the boys who weren’t having as much fun.”

Brady didn't hold back in his response to Mayfield, citing his lack of championships and defending his attitude.

“I found it stressful not having Super Bowl rings,” Brady said. “There was a champion attitude that I went to work with every day. This wasn't day care. If I wanted to have fun, I would take my kids to Disneyland.”

Brady then added: “There’s a way to approach this game. … The expectations of us are high. We have to make sure we go out and deliver.”

After a comment from his broadcast partner Kevin Burkhardt that the competitive juices were still flowing, Brady said, “Still in it.” No excuses.”

However, Mayfield played well in the first half against the Eagles. He was thrown for two touchdowns and ran for another, giving the Bucs an early 24-0 lead.