To sit down on the ground with your legs straight out in front of you and your head hanging in shame. Made famous after Super Bowl XLVI, when New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady first invented the pose after throwing an interception to Giants linebacker Chase Blackburn.

See also: Tebowing

To sit on the floor with the head lowered and hands clasped between the legs. Though not related to Tebowing by it was inspired by it ever since the pose have been used by the star quarterback of the New England Patriots Tom Brady after losing their second Super Bowl to the New York Giants.

To sit down on the floor with your hands between your legs in the crotch region with your head down knowing on the inside you have failed yet again.

Inspired by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, bradying is the act of sitting on the ground with legs stretched out and slightly apart, folding one's hands, and hanging one's head in shame after losing an epic battle or game of some sort. Tom Brady, after losing to the Giants in the Super Bowl for the second time in less than a decade, proceeded to strike this pose when his receivers failed to do their job. Ironically after Tim Tebow of the Denver Broncos started his "Tebowing" fad, Tom Brady unintentionally began the fad of "Bradying," and it has become popular for both Giants and Patriots fans alike.

Contrary to the celebratory act of "Tebowing", "Bradying" is when you sit on the floor with your legs out, hands clenched in a pouting-child form. This can often result from incomplete passes, being sacked by Justin Tuck, or simply losing the Super Bowl to the New York Giants. So if your day is going pretty bad - take a seat on the ground, it's bound to get worse.