Mark Wahlberg Wants to Play Patriots Coach Bill Belichick in a Tom Brady Biopic

Tom Brady appears to be more in love than ever with his wife of 13 years, Gisele Bundchen.The 44-year-old football legend, who recently announced his retirement from the NFL, left a sweet comment on an Instagram post that the stunning supermodel, 41, shared on Tuesday.'Look what I got from my garden! Yucca anyone?' Gisele wrote in the caption of a photo in which she was seen proudly showing off a giant Yucca root that she pulled from her garden. Adorable: NFL legend Tom Brady, who recently announced his retirement from the NFL, left a sweet comment on an Instagram post that his wife Gisele Bunchen shared on TuesdayThe Brazil native continued in her native Portuguese: 'Olhem a mandioca que peguei na minha horta! Alguém aí gosta de mandioca?' The phrases translate in English to 'Look at the cassava I got in my garden! Anyone out there like cassava?''What a cutie pie !' Tom gushed in the comments of the runway star's post.

Tom Brady hasn’t even enjoyed a whole month of retirement and is talking about the possibility of coming out of it. Brady considered the greatest quarterback of all times, said he wouldn’t dare to say he won’t be back in the professional football league.During a conversation on his SiriusXM show, “Let’s Go! with Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray,” Brady answered to co-host Jim Gray about the possibility of returning to the NFL. “[Michael Jordan] came back.

Ever since the news of his retirement, football fans have wondered if a Tom Brady comeback would ever be in the cards for the former quarterback.

Tom Brady may have just announced his retirement, but he’s not ruling out a return to the NFL in the future.

Tom Brady may have just announced his retirement, but he's not ruling out a return to the NFL in the future.During the latest episode of his  podcast, Brady opened up about his decision to retire from football after 22 years and what the future has in store.«There are a lot of other people — some players who don’t necessarily have to be all in for them. I guess I've seen that quite a bit over the years, but I kind of, I've always felt for me, that's how I had to do it.

Tom Brady is opening up about the possibility that the will return to play in the NFL after he’s already retired.

Kevin Bacon was seen singing a song about Tom Brady's retirement in a video shared to his Instagram account on Sunday.In the clip, the 63-year-old actor played ukulele and sang about the athlete's accomplishments to the tune of the track She's A Lady, which was written by Paul Anka and made famous by Tom Jones.The A Few Good Men star was also seen spending time with several goats, who reside on his family's Connecticut farm, as he performed the song. Remembering the good times:Kevin Bacon was seen singing a song about Tom Brady's retirement in a video that was shared to his Instagram account on SundayBacon began the track by expressing that Brady, 44, had 'done amazing things, and he's got those seven rings,' referring to the quarterback's Super Bowl victories.After making a reference to the athlete's plant-heavy diet, the actor led into the song's chorus, which switched out the lines 'she's a lady' for 'he's a Brady.' The performer then expressed that he expected the retired quarterback to stop playing when he moved from New England to Tampa Bay, much to his surprise.He went on to compliment the athlete's toned form and noted that he would likely never be as personally sculpted as the NFL great.

Kevin Bacon has carved out an online niche for himself with his Instagram #GOATsongs, music parodies he creates in order to perform for a barn full of goats.

Following NFL legend Tom Brady's retirement after 22 years - 20 with the New England Patriots, Boston native Mark Wahlberg opening up about starring in a potential biopic.While there is currently no Tom Brady biopic in development, the 44-year-old quarterback's career is the stuff of legend and could likely be adapted for the screen some day.While promoting his new movie Uncharted, in theaters February 18, the 50-year-old Wahlberg revealed who he'd like to play in a potential Tom Brady biopic in a new interview with Variety, Brady's former coach Bill Belichick. Biopic:Following NFL legend Tom Brady's retirement after 22 years - 20 with the New England Patriots, Boston native Mark Wahlberg opening up about starring in a potential biopic No biopic...

Mark Wahlberg has a role in mind.

If there’s one thing that comes before even football for Tom Brady, 44, it’s family. In a heartfelt new video posted to Instagram on Thursday, February 4th, Tom looked back on his incredible 22-year-career in the sport he calls “home.” Included in the video were intimate new clips of Tom and his family, wife Gisele Bundchen, 41, and children Jack, 14 (who Tom shares with ex-wife Bridget Moynahan, 50), Benjamin, 12, and Vivian, 9. “I have the best memories…my kids were born here,” Tom shares in a voiceover. “I’ll be part of this community for a very long time.”

Salma Hayek becomes a Greek goddess for the upcoming BMW ad set to premiere during the Super Bowl LVI. Hayek, who is portraying Hera, will star next to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ralf Moller.“I am very excited that my first @BMWUSA ad is for their first-ever electric iX. Check it out on 2.13.22,” the Mexican actress wrote on Instagram, alongside the official poster of the campaing.

After dominating the NFL for 22 years, Tom Brady, 44, has officially retired from football. But the superstar athlete — considered by many to be the “GOAT” — still has big plans in his future. “It is still very early on what Tom wants to do now that he is retired,” a source close to Tom EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife, “but if he was leaning towards anything career wise, he would be leaning towards a post career like Peyton Manning. Doing fun commercials and maybe some fun shows about the NFL. ”

Mark Wahlberg is congratulating his pal Tom Brady on his long and successful career as the seven-time Super Bowl champion hangs up his cleats following 22 seasons in the NFL. "Very happy for him," Wahlberg, 50, told "People (the TV Show!)" on Wednesday about the 44-year-old Brady. "I think he's done so much for football, certainly for New England, even for Tampa," added the Boston native and wildly enthusiastic Beantown sports fan.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWith Oscar nominations just around the corner — they’ll be announced on Feb. 8 — pundits wonder if Academy members will embrace a superhero movie by giving a best picture nod to “Spider-Man: No Way Home.”Variety’s film awards editor Clayton Davis wrote in a Dec.

Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos took to social media to congratulate Tom Brady on his retirement while wearing “Brady” hoodies. The lovebirds honored the former New England Patriots quarterback and wished him well in his future endeavors.

confirmed he would be retiring after 22 seasons in the NFL. Tom Brady pays tribute to Gisele Bundchen in retirement statementOn Tuesday, the supermodel shared a photo of the couple and their family embracing in a football stadium on Instagram, where she wrote: “What a ride @tombrady! So many memories! When I met you over 15 years ago, I didn’t know the first thing about football. But cheering for you and seeing you do what you love most made me learn about this wonderful game to the point that I seriously believed I knew more than the referees!”Bündchen then reflected on some of the sentimental highlights of her husband’s career, including the family’s tradition of creating a “special champions playlist” for their drives to each game.

There were a lot of goat emojis sent around social media on Tuesday in the aftermath of Tom Brady's official retirement announcement. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback confirmed on Tuesday early reports of his retirement from the NFL after 22 seasons and seven Super Bowl wins. Not long after, Hollywood stars took to social media to react, and many described the athlete as the "greatest of all time." "Very proud of my friend @TomBrady.

Happy wife, happy life. Tom Brady’s wife‘s response to his retirement proves that the veteran quarterback made the best decision for his family by hanging up the cleats after 22 seasons in the NFL.

Robin Roberts shares a close relationship with her co-stars on Good Morning America and doesn't shy away from supporting and uplifting them.MORE: Robin Roberts returns to GMA studios with hilarious video featuring co-star TJ HolmesShe did just that when her co-star Michael Strahan helmed the story of Tom Brady's retirement on the air, one that he could relate to following his own prolific football career.As they looked back on Tom's legendary career and spoke to close friend Alex Guerrero, the conversation of how Michael himself had been able to transition to a successful career outside of football came up.WATCH: GMA's Robin Roberts and Ginger Zee bring fans to tears with unbelievably emotional updateRobin added on to that statement by praising how he'd been able to navigate that by saying: "There's high praise for you there."When you decided to retire, you had made calls, you had made relationships. And that's much of what Brady seems to have done, taking the time to think about the next."MORE: Robin Roberts delights fans as she details future plans on the show amid Covid battleMichael acknowledged that by also commenting on how seamlessly the NFL legend had created his own businesses and ventures outside of the football world.

Football fans know that the retired quarterback of the New York Giants, Eli Manning, and Tom Brady, the newly retired quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New England Patriots, had a friendly rivalry while they both played.