In Tom Brady's official retirement post this week he failed to mention the New England Patriots, Robert Kraft or Bill Belichick.

Brady's announcement included nearly 1,000 words and thanked dozens within the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' organization.

Kraft, the Patriots' longtime owner, was upset over the lack of recognition.

Ted Johnson, who played his entire 10-year career with the Patriots and won three Super Bowls, claims Kraft had a "temper tantrum" after finding out Brady left the Patriots out of his retirement announcement.

"I was told earlier tonight that … it was an unpleasant day today at the executive offices in Foxboro and that Robert Kraft initially when he first heard the news was very upset," Johnson said.

"He was screaming and he was yelling and there was a temper tantrum that he threw after he read this IG post. So, he was not happy about it in Foxboro, and I'm not surprised. But to hear about the outward emotion that he showed regarding this post was a little bit surprising."