Tom Brady will have to face a moment from his past after the Las Vegas Raiders traded for a quarterback on Monday. The minority owner for the Raiders now has Kenny Pickett on the team’s roster, with the club acquiring him in a trade from the Cleveland Browns. As part of the deal, the Browns received a fifth-round pick in next year’s draft.Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion, played one final season for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2022, and a video of a fiery speech he made during a Week 6 game against Pickett and the Pittsburgh Steelers has resurfaced on social media. In the video, Brady shouted at his teammates on the sidelines, saying:“I didn’t leave my wife and kids to be losing to Kenny f**king Pickett.”At the time, the Steelers were beating the Bucs 10-6 in the second quarter. Pittsburgh went on to win 20-18 with Pickett going 11-for-18 for 67 yards and a touchdown. Brady completed 25 of his 40 passes with one TD.Pickett, a former first-round pick with the Steelers, spent last season as the Philadelphia Eagles' backup to Jalen Hurts in their run to the Super Bowl title.He joined the Cleveland Browns in the offseason, becoming part of a heated battle with Dillon Gabriel, Shedeur Sanders and Joe Flacco for the starting job. In the end, Flacco was named the starter, with Pickett missing most of preseason camp with a hamstring injury.Pickett’s role with the RaidersWhile Kenny Pickett came to Cleveland with the hopes of being a starting quarterback, his move to Vegas likely won’t change that.The former University of Pittsburgh QB is likely to be a second-stringer in Vegas after Aidan O’Connell’s injury, with Geno Smith being the No. 1. The Raiders have been adding depth to their offense, with Pickett, while also signing Amari Cooper to a one-year deal on Monday, a wide receiver they originally drafted in 2015 when the franchise was in Oakland.Both are expected to be depth pieces for first-year coach Pete Carroll, with Smith starting and Jakobi Meyers and Brock Bowers being his primary pass catchers.Pickett, though, might be a solid insurance policy for the Raiders should Smith go down, having started 25 games in his NFL career.In 2024, the Raiders finished 27th in offensive yards per game (303.2). They begin the regular season on Sept. 7 against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium.