Tom Brady cannot stop cursing on live television.The best quarterback in NFL history could also be facing a major fine for dropping an S-bomb on air.Tom Brady keeps bending the rules as an NFL announcerGettyWith new Hall of Famer Drew Brees standing on a TV set, Brady was included in a segment about ‘Career games with 300+ passing yards.’Brees was ranked No. 1 with 123, while Brady was No. 2 with 113.While the FOX cameras rolled and Brady was asked a question, a seven-time Super Bowl winner appeared to forget he was on live TV.“Drew has the most 300-yard passing games ever,” an announcer said. “Tom is second. Who’s in third?”Brady was shown pushing in his earpiece, which could be a sign that the former New England Patriots QB was struggling to hear the live audio.Either way, Brady didn’t hold back when it was his turn to speak up.“Drew Brees!” Brady proclaimed.But Brees’ name was already listed at No. 1 on a large TV graphic, which Brady appeared to see immediately after he spoke.“Oh s***,” Brady said.Peyton Manning was the correct answer at No. 3, with 93 career games passing for more than 300 yards.Brady could be in trouble with the FCC after cursing on live TV.gettyBrady gave the wrong answer and dropped a curse wordx@_DavidRumseyHis live TV reaction face said it allx@_DavidRumseyBut the damage was already done on live TV.Fans were split about Brady’s curse-word slip, which could result in a fine from the Federal Communications Commission. “Not funny, not charming, too stupid to find decent words,” one fan posted. “Oh, who gives a s***?” a second fan said. “TV shows drop all kind of cuss words, and I don’t mean cable channels, either.”“If that’s our biggest problem, we’re in good shape,” a third fan wrote.Brady faced a potential $500,000 fine last week for criticizing NFL officials, while he dropped his first S-bomb of the season in Week 2 after Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels was injured. “Broadcasting obscene content is prohibited by law at all times of the day,” the FCC website reads. “Indecent and profane content are prohibited on broadcast TV and radio between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., when there is a reasonable risk that children may be in the audience.”Sign up for talkSPORT Stateside, the YouTube channel dedicated to passionate US Sports fans. Will Gavin, Brian T. Smith, former NFL star Efe Obada and a collection of special guests debate the biggest talking points across the NFL, soccer, NBA and more.