Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady was caught on camera letting an F-bomb fly after a record-setting comeback win against the Saints on “Monday Night Football.”

While on his way to tunnel, a smiling Brady put a dirty twist on his famous tagline, yelling, “Let’s f–king go” as fans celebrated at Raymond James Stadium.

Brady’s reaction came after Tampa Bay rallied from a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat their NFC South rivals, 17-16.

With just three seconds left to play, the 45-year-old threw a touchdown pass to Rachaad White for the win — passing Peyton Manning for the most career fourth-quarter comebacks (44) in the history of the NFL. It marked the largest regular-season fourth-quarter comeback in Brady’s career, according to ESPN.

After the game, Brady drew laughs from reporters while reflecting on the phenomenal comeback sequence.

“Just like we drew it up,” he said all smiles at the podium.

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Brady finished 36 of 54 passing for 281 yards. He also dedicated the win to his daughter Vivian, who celebrated her 10th birthday on Monday.

Earlier in the game, Brady was in a far less joyous mood as Tampa Bay’s offense sputtered for three-plus quarters. He appeared to drop another F-bomb in an angry rant on the sidelines when the Saints led the Bucs, 13-3, in the fourth quarter.

Meanwhile, Manning and his brother Eli Manning were trying to figure out exactly what the quarterback was yelling about on ESPN’s “Manningcast”

“He’s yelling at somebody,” Eli said. “Oh, there you go. What’s he saying? Can you read lips, Dana?” he asked UFC president Dana White, a guest on the show.

“He’s not happy,” White replied. “He’s saying things you can’t say on ESPN.”

Peyton chimed in, adding, “He’s mad at the punter for punting it into the end zone, that’s what he’s mad at.”

The Buccaneers visit the 49ers on Sunday.