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The biggest question since Tom Brady retired is what he’ll be doing with himself now that he’s done as a professional football quarterback. Everyone has an opinion, but Eli Manning, who is also a retired quarterback, thinks he knows what Brady won’t be doing. TMZ Sports caught up with Manning recently and asked him how he thought Brady would do as a broadcaster. Manning didn’t have an answer for that, because he doesn’t think Brady will be jumping into the TV game with him, his brother, Drew… Source link

Tom Brady fan and former long-time Boston mayor Marty Walsh is wishing the NFL legend all the best in retirement. That’s even as the star QB didn’t shower New England Patriots fans with love initially when he announced his retirement this week. “Tom Brady brought a lot of joy to New England. Six Super Bowls we were in. Ten Super Bows all together. We won six. I want to commend Tom Brady on his retirement,” Walsh, now U.S. Labor Secretary, said on Yahoo Finance Live. After another MVP worthy… Source link

Tom Brady is officially retiring from the NFL. Brady, 44, announced that he would be retiring from the league via Instagram on Tuesday morning. That announcement came after he said on his podcast released Monday night that he was still going through the process of a retirement decision.  “I have always believed the sport of football is an ‘all-in’ proposition — if a 100% competitive commitment isn’t there, you won’t succeed, and success is what I love so much about our game,” Brady wrote…. Source link

Tom Brady will take more time before officially announcing whether he will play a 23rd season in the NFL. Brady said he was “still going through the process” regarding his retirement.  Brady spoke about those reports on his “Let’s Go!” podcast. Brady said he would make a decision about his future, “When the time is right.” Brady added he’s taking things “day by day.” A report broke Saturday suggesting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback would retire from the NFL after 22 seasons. That report… Source link

After 22 seasons, 365 games and seven Super Bowls, Tom Brady, who famously went from late-round draft pick underdog to NFL legend, is calling it quits. The future Hall of Fame quarterback will reportedly retire from the NFL, according to ESPN’s Jeff Darlington and Adam Schefter.  The NFL’s official Twitter account and Bucs teammate Mike Evans also weighed in, with Evans saying on social media, “Thanks for everything big bro it was an honor”:  He is a three-time league MVP, five-time Super… Source link

After another Pro Bowl season that included MVP chatter and a playoff berth, few thought that this would be the year Tom Brady hangs it up. But after Sunday’s season-ending loss to the Los Angeles Rams, it appears that the seven-time Super Bowl champion hasn’t slammed the door on retiring this offseason. The 44-year old Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback didn’t offer much on the topic in the immediate aftermath of Sunday’s game. He also didn’t rule it out. “I haven’t put a lot of thought into… Source link

This was the moment Matthew Stafford always wanted. This was the moment he’d always worked toward. Final minute of an NFL playoff game, on the road, crowd going wild, momentum against you, some legend on the other side, heck, let’s make it Tom Brady no less, and everyone needs you to make a play, needs Stafford to go do something to win the game, a game that truly matters. This was all Stafford had wanted in his career, to be in the mix. And maybe it was partially his fault that he never… Source link

Tom Brady had been spitting blood and spitting mad, but now he was just in a familiar spot, staring down a fourth-quarter comeback in the fading light of a January Sunday. Forty-four years old, 22 seasons into his NFL career, and it was like nothing had changed. That 27-3 deficit his Tampa Bay Buccaneers faced against these Los Angeles Rams? Ha. He’d made 28-3 famous once. That ferocious, forceful pass rush led by Von Miller, who’d busted up Brady’s lip in the second quarter? You wipe the… Source link

Everyone already knew Tom Brady got away with a lot of talking to officials during a game, mostly complaining about non-calls against him.  Officials probably didn’t like hearing Brady brag publicly about how much they let him get away with.  A couple days after Brady said that he gets away with “talking smack to the refs when I don’t think I get the right call,” he got the first unsportsmanlike conduct penalty of his career, according to NBC’s Al Michaels. Los Angeles Rams linebacker Von… Source link

It is colossally unfair to put a second-year quarterback’s name in the same sentence as the two greatest to play the game. But if you watched Joe Burrow on Saturday night, when he was sacked nine times and hit 13, yet still had the calm to stand in the pocket and deliver a 19-yard pass to put the Cincinnati Bengals in game-winning field-goal range, it was hard not to see Joe Montana and Tom Brady. The stage, the pressure, the stakes. And Burrow stepped up into the pocket and found super rookie… Source link