Tom Brady has been making waves off the field with a whopping $375 million deal from Fox Sports and ownership stakes in the Raiders, a WNBA team, and an English soccer club. But could all this busy work mean he's about to ditch his broadcast gig before it even starts? NFL reporter Richard Deitsch th
Tom Brady, the legendary quarterback, has been facing some tough times after retiring from football and going through a divorce with supermodel Gisele Bündchen. Recently, he's been opening up about his struggles on social media. He shared a rap song lyric, "you don’t want zero problems, big fella, "
Retired NFL star Tom Brady has sparked controversy after using a damaging slur during a live broadcast. While commenting on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen's performance during a recent game, Brady described Allen as playing "like a spaz. " This term is widely considered derogatory, especially
UFC President Dana White is setting the stage for a big event in Las Vegas. The upcoming UFC 306 pay-per-view card will take place on September 14, coinciding with Mexican Independence Day. White has dubbed it “a love letter to Mexican people.” To make this event extra special, he's investing $20 mi
Tom Brady's highly anticipated debut as a Fox Sports analyst had its highs and lows. After signing a jaw-dropping $375 million, 10-year deal, the world was eager to see how the legendary quarterback would translate his on-field brilliance to the broadcasting booth. However, with the Cowboys dominat
Aaron Rodgers, the four-time MVP and football icon, has no intention of following Tom Brady's footsteps into broadcasting. In a recent interview, Rodgers firmly shut down the idea with a one-word answer: 'NO.' Despite expressing a dream to host Jeopardy! and considering a 'tiny, tiny interest' in m
