Yellowstone’s Cole Hauser Catches Pass From Tom Brady

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Over the first weekend of April, legendary quarterback Tom Brady hosted a charity event in Naples, Florida where you could “line up as his receiver for a memorable moment.”

A photo of the catch was taken and fans could get it autographed by Brady to show off for eternity. It was all for a good cause, at 50% of the proceeds went to St. Jude and the This Too Shall Pass campaign. One of the many people who attended was Cole Hauser, an actor we know best for playing Rip Wheeler on the hit show Yellowstone.

 

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Hauser and his wife, Cynthia, took photos with Rob Gronkowski, Brady’s longtime Tight End with both the Patriots and the Buccaneers. Not only did they pal around with the celebs, Cole even caught a pass from Tom Brady!

Cole ran a short route and when he turned, a football thrown perfectly by Tom Brady. Cole captioned the video, “A bit stiff, but still got soft hands ? amazing weekend with the family!”

His Yellowstone family chimed in the comments section in amazement.

Jefferson White, who plays Jimmy, said, “WHAT!!” while creator Taylor Sheridan’s wife Nicole said, “Bad ass!!”

We can only imagine what his character, Billy, from Good Will Hunting would think of him catching a pass from the GOAT!

We think he’d say it was “Wicked awesome!”

Watch Cole make the catch in the video below.

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