On an episode of The Jamaal Williams Show presented by Game On Wisconsin this week, Packers’ running back Jamaal Williams taunted Bucs’ quarterback Tom Brady when asked which quarterback was better, Brady or Aaron Rodgers, ahead of the Bucs’ Week 6 match-up with the Packers.

“Come on, man,” Williams said. “I’m pretty sure my quarterback knows what fourth down is, you know what I mean? That’s what I’m saying, like, Aaron Rodgers would never do that. Never. You know what I mean?

“He (Rodgers) is too smart for that, we would never be in that type of situation because A-Rod is always prepared, always looking at the clock. We’ve got too many people who are just too ready to go. We’ve been in those types of pressure situations before so I feel like it’s just natural for us to be on top of everything and go ball. I would never expect that from my boy [Rodgers.]”

Williams’ comment comes after a confusing series in the Bucs’ 20-19 loss to the Chicago Bears last Thursday night when Brady appeared to lose track of what down it was following an incomplete pass to Cam Brate on fourth-and-5, ending Tampa Bay’s final offensive drive of the night.

Brady even tweeted a little self-deprecating humor this past week, using a Photoshopped image of himself to congratulate LeBron James on winning his fourth NBA Championship, however nobody from the Bucs’ organization has yet admitted whether Brady was in fact unsure of the down-and-distance in question.