Tom Brady's Father On Son's Return To NFL, 'I Just Don't Think That He Was Ready' For Retirement
Tom Brady is coming back for a 23rd season and while his announcement was a surprise to many, it wasn't to his father.
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Tom Brady is coming back for a 23rd season and while his announcement was a surprise to many, it wasn't to his father.
Tom Brady's been living the way that he did during his playing days.
We could take everything Tom Brady, Bruce Arians, and Jason Licht are saying at face value. Or we could try to figure out what's actually going on.
Tom Brady seems to be reveling in the "will he or won't he?" drama that accompanies the mystery regarding his retirement status.
It's been a while since Antonio Brown has aired his grievances against Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He ended that streak on Monday.
Bruce Arians isn't happy about a report that his relationship with Tom Brady was a main reason the quarterback retired.
Perhaps we have a clearer view of why Tom Brady retired so abruptly and clumsily after the season.
Some people can't believe Tom Brady retired in the sense that a shocking day has finally come. Others can't believe it because ... they don't think it's true.
Tom Brady has retired from football for less than two weeks. But rumors about his potential return to the NFL won't stop popping up.
The MVP of the NFL is Aaron Rodgers. It should've been Tom Brady. The voters missed on this one.
We all thought we wouldn't have to deal with the Brett Favre-esque will-he-or-won't-he drama regarding Tom Brady when he told the world that he was "not going to make that competitive commitment" to play football anymore last week. Alas, we were wrong.
Tom Brady has been retired for a week. The future Hall of Famer sounds at peace with his decision, but he's also already hinting that maybe -- just maybe -- his quarterbacking days aren't over just yet.
That Kellerman was proven to have been absolutely, unequivocally, and comically wrong is more a testament to the unbelievable stretch of football put forth by Tom Brady than it is an indictment of the ESPN pundit.
Tom Brady has retired. For real, now.
Tom Brady is retiring from football. And Alex Guerrero needs a job.
The greatest of all time is calling it a career.
The totality of Tom Brady's impact and accomplishments won't be processed until many years down the line.
Longtime Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger formally announced his retirement on Thursday. The news -- which has been expected -- obviously brought about many tributes from around the football world.
Rob Gronkowski said that if he had to make a decision at this exact moment, he would opt for retirement over playing another season in the NFL.
"That was pretty, uh, that was pretty comical to me."
Given all of the speculation swirling around Tom Brady and his looming decision to keep playing football or retire from the NFL, any time he makes a post on social media, it's going to create some interest.
A situation in the Rams-Buccaneers playoff game on Sunday exposed an odd loophole that allowed a violent hit to the head of a defenseless receiver to essentially go unpunished.
What in the wide freaking world of sports is there to say about the football game that took place in Tampa on Sunday afternoon?
When Brady absorbed a shot that he felt violated the rules, he wanted a penalty called on the offending party. After Von Miller delivered a shot to Brady's chest and facemask, Brady turned to referee Shawn Hochuli while pointing to his chin.
The Tom Brady retirement story has come from out of nowhere and risen to a very real possibility in a short amount of time.
