Upon his retirement, these are the numbers that tell the story of Tom Brady’s one-of-a-kind NFL career.
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From Breanna Stewart’s decision to several teams saying farewell to stars, evaluating all the major moves around the W so far.
It was the decision we’d all been waiting for … what would this superstar do next?
No, not that superstar. This one. After countless cryptic tweets filled with emojis that some are still trying to decipher, Breanna Stewart sent out just one Wednesday: 🗽.
Charlotte Flair joined Ryan Satin on the latest episode of “Out of Character” and revealed that she didn’t have her gear prepared before winning the SmackDown Women’s Title and how it arrived just in time for The Queen’s return.
The driver put his car into fifth gear at Martinsville last year, sending himself from 10th to fifth to secure the final championship spot.
Trackhouse Racing co-owner Justin Marks announced Wednesday that the team will “preserve” Ross Chastain’s viral Martinsville “car as best as possible.”
The move comes in wake of NASCAR stating there is a time penalty in 2023 for the wall-hugging move Chastain performed in the final lap to secure a spot in the championship. However, this is “not a new rule,” NASCAR vice president of competition Elton Sawyer said, per the Associated Press.
The former teammates played together for 11 seasons and won four Super Bowls in that span.
Tom Brady announced his second retirement, in which this time he says it’s “for good,” on Wednesday and now joins his former teammate Rob Gronkowski on the list of players who have retired from the NFL twice.
The duo played for nine seasons with the Patriots, then Gronkowski retired for a season before rejoining Brady with the Buccaneers for two seasons. They won four Super Bowl titles during that span. The tight end retired from the league a second time in June.
Who’s ready for some MLB spring training on MLB Network?!
Hope you don’t have YouTube TV.
The popular streaming service dropped MLB Network when the clock struck midnight Wednesday morning, just in time for pitchers and catchers to report in a few weeks. Talk about great timing!
The service sent out an email to its over 5 million paying customers Tuesday evening, saying it couldn’t come to a new agreement to keep the channel and would therefore be dropping it – including any previously-recorded programming on your DVRs – starting Wednesday.
Sydney Warner detailed her experience at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday in a TikTok video.
49ers linebacker Fred Warner’s wife, Sydney, posted a TikTok after Sunday’s NFC championship game in Philadelphia to detail the heckling she dealt with from Eagles fans.
Sydney admitted she has no intentions to ever return to Lincoln Financial Field after her experience there on Sunday.
“I’ll probably never go back to that stadium to be honest, I guess you can just call me a wimp, but I couldn’t handle the fans,” Warner said.
Boston snaps a three-game losing streak courtesy of a controversial no-call against the Lakers, but now it faces some legit contenders coming up.
Two names that will be inextricably tied to Tom Brady’s legacy in the NFL are New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and team owner Robert Kraft.
Both of them have now issued statements after news that Brady had retired… again… only for good this time… probably.
“I am so proud of Tommy. He has accomplished everything there is to achieve in this game, and so much more,” Kraft said in a statement. “No player in NFL history has done it as well for as long as Tom Brady. He is the fiercest competitor I have ever known and the ultimate champion.
OK, so “can’t” is a strong word. Aaron Rodgers technically “could” retire. But he won’t. Why? If he does, he’ll be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame alongside Tom Brady.
He was never giving up $60M guaranteed regardless but there’s now a 0.0% chance Aaron Rodgers retires and plays second fiddle to the Tom Brady Hall of Fame celebration 5 years from now.
— Ross Tucker (@RossTuckerNFL) February 1, 2023
No way is Aaron Rodgers going to share that spotlight with the GOAT. Really, no one with a Hall of Fame shot should retire this offseason.