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As Patrick Mahomes takes on Lamar Jackson, the Mahomes vs. Tom Brady race is also at stake Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Source link

Tom Brady is done with the NFL “for good” and Jimmy Fallon thinks he knows what’s next for the superstar quarterback. On Wednesday’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” Fallon joked the “deserted landscape behind” Brady in his video announcing his retirement meant he’s landed a role on HBO’s “The Last Of Us.” Failing scoring a part in the post-apocalyptic drama, Fallon later aired a promo for what could be Brady’s next gig — in “The Bachelor.” Watch the video here:

Tom Verlaine, co-founder of Television, which helped put New York club CBGB on the map in the 1970s and continues to influence ambitious rock bands today. (Kerstin Rodgers / Redferns) Tom Verlaine, the singer and guitarist who fronted the singular, ambitious and oblique New York band Television, with whom he made two of rock’s most acclaimed albums, died Saturday in Manhattan. He was 73. Verlaine’s death was confirmed to The Times by his former manager, John Telfer, who stated that it… Source link

Let the incessant retirement speculation begin. Or continue, really, if we’re being honest. Tom Brady‘s season is over, so it’s time to wonder “what if?” until he makes the call on his NFL future. The 45-year-old future Hall of Famer addressed the topic Monday on his “Let’s Go!” podcast alongside interviewer Jim Gray — even though he apparently didn’t want to. Around 12:30 into Monday’s episode, Gray asked Brady if he had a timetable for deciding whether to retire from football. Here’s… Source link

Talented quarterback. Great running game. Star No. 1 receiver. Top-five defense with a superstar pass rusher. All green checks for the Dallas Cowboys. Because it’s the Cowboys, every slip turns into an exhausting examination of their flaws. If you take a break from that and look around at the rest of the NFL, you’ll realize every one of the eight remaining teams has flaws. The Cowboys surely have their issues. They also have as much upside as anyone. Part of Monday night’s 31-14 blowout win… Source link

Tom Brady had a rough Monday night. (Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images) Tom Brady was having a rough night against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday. He threw a first-half interception in the end zone and saw the Cowboys take an 18-0 lead into halftime of their NFC wild-card matchup. Then after an apparent third-quarter turnover, he slid feet-first at a Cowboys defender’s legs. With his Buccaneers facing a 24-0 second-half deficit in the third quarter, Tampa Bay receiver Chris Godwin appeared to fumble on… Source link

Yahoo Sports’ Matt Harmon, Scott Pianowski and Frank Schwab explain why Brock Purdy‘s success looks a lot like when Tom Brady came in for Drew Bledsoe in 2001. Video Transcript SCOTT PIANOWSKI: What’s fascinating to me is that the Niners have thrown the ball a lot fewer, a lot less, since Purdy took over for Garoppolo. But all the efficiency stats are just as good. The YPA is similar. The rating is similar. I don’t feel like Brock Purdy holds them back. I realize that they don’t want to maybe… Source link

The FTX collapse that is ballooning into arguably the biggest financial story of 2022 is worsening for Tom Brady, Steph Curry and other major endorsers of the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency platform. The director of enforcement for the Texas State Securities Board has announced that state regulators are investigating multiple celebrity endorsers tied to the FTX trading platform. The probe is an an effort to determine whether securities laws were violated by Brady, Curry and others while… Source link

If quarterbacks are the NFL’s main characters, then this season has been playing out like one long Ozymandias episode for a spoiled generation. Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers — along with more moderately aged stars Russell Wilson and Matthew Stafford — have suddenly been humbled by the game they dominated for so long. After years of outrunning the odds, age and offseason tumult, this simultaneous hitting of the skids has felt disorienting. In trying to grasp the implications, it has been… Source link