Tom Brady Roasted As Lookalike Son Jack, 18, Stands Taller Than The NFL Legend In Surprising Photo

A rare set of snapshots featuring Tom Brady and his son, Jack Moynahan, has gone viral, largely due to the teenager's impressive height.

The father-son duo posed alongside Karl-Anthony Towns following what seemed like a casual basketball session. Despite Towns' towering presence, viewers couldn't help but focus on Jack surpassing his famous father in height.

Some netizens then reacted by speculating over the possible athletic paths Tom Brad's son, Jack, could pursue, given his physical attributes.

Tom Brady's son, Jack, has got netizens raving about his height after he was spotted towering over his father in pictures shared on the Instagram page of New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns.

The snaps appeared to have been taken during a casual basketball game with the basketball star, who also featured in all of the shots.

In the first shot, all three stood side by side according to their heights and had massive smiles on their faces as they posed for the camera.

Jack, who seemed to have the same chiseled jaw as his father, stayed in the middle and looked to be several inches taller than his father.

Since Jack is also just 18 years old, there is also every likelihood he could put more distance in height with his father, who is known to be 6 ft 4 inches.

Fans took to the comments section to poke fun at Brady over the height difference with his son, with one person saying, "Dang Brady's son must be tall af."

A second person asked, "Wait, Jack is taller than his old man now?" while another joked, "I love a short king."

Brady's son already plays basketball for his Riverdale County School in the Bronx. Over the summer, he reportedly averaged 11 points and seven rebounds per game in the Hoop Academy.

His meeting with Towns will likely add to his game, as he could be seen in one of the snaps listening intently to the basketball star during a drill.

In another shot, Jack appeared to perform a drive towards the hoop, with his father and Towns watching on either side of him.

The teenager was also captured in another shot, making good use of his height to nail a clean slam dunk.

The snaps have since gathered nearly 100k views after Towns posted them with the caption, "Next time we're running routes? @tombrady.”

Fans speculated about a possible career in the NBA for Brady's son after the recent images went viral.

"A dunking Brady!? The NBA is on notice...@celtics I know you're keeping tabs on this one," a user remarked.

"No way we are gonna have Tom Brady Jr. in the NBA, that'd be crazy," another Brady fan remarked.

"Training Brady, Jr to become the next MJ… Professional NBA MVP for Team Miami Heat," one more individual shared.

Jack's good looks also caught the attention of some netizens in the comment section.

"Jack hit the genetic lotto with Tom and Bridget," one user noted, referencing Jack's mom, Bridget Moynahan, who is Brady's ex-girlfriend.

Brady himself has hinted at the possibility of his son going the basketball route, previously telling People Magazine that Jack "loves lacrosse" but "basketball's probably his favorite sport."

Brady and Jack shared another outdoor father-son moment this past August.

The former Patriots star took to social media to share pictures of himself and the teenager playing golf at The Hills resort in East Quogue, NY, on Wednesday.

Some of the snaps included moments of Brady and Jack taking swings with their golf clubs.

The duo also stood together for a father-and-son photo that ultimately led to some of Brady's pals roasting him over their height difference.

A few days after the outing, Brady posted an emotional message on his page to celebrate his son's birthday.

He wrote, "From little steps to big dreams, happy birthday, Jack. You've always shown grace, courage, love, and kindness since God blessed us with your arrival. I'm so proud of the man you are! Welcome to adulthood, it comes with higher credit card limits, bigger bills, and no curfew… OK, maybe not all at once!"

"There is a saying that a dad's heart soars with his children's happiness, not with his own…truer words could not be spoken. We love you so much, and I know this will be your best year yet," the former NFL star added.