Tom Brady: Last News

With the news of Tom Brady’s potential retirement dominating headlines, as welll as the NFL playoffs, it only makes sense that “Saturday Night Live”  would welcome an NFL icon to break down the news during Weekend Update.

As the San Francisco 49ers continue their run for the 2022 Super Bowl, all eyes are on quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. After serving as Tom Brady’s backup quarterback on the New England Patriots for four seasons, Jimmy was traded to the 49ers in the midst of the 2017 season. He led to team to great success in the 2019 season, which led to a Super Bowl appearance in Feb. 2020. Unfortunately, the 49ers lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, but Jimmy established himself as an imperative member of the team.

Kate Hudson was one of the many stars to pay tribute to Tom Brady following the rumors of his retirement.MORE: Kate Hudson reveals Kurt Russell was 'pretty strict' during her childhoodWith many reports speculating that Tom will soon retire from NFL - after 22 seasons and seven Super Bowl wins - the Hollywood star penned a heartfelt message to the sports star.Alongside a picture of Tom on the pitch, Kate wrote: "No matter what team you love, no matter what side of the divisions you root for, we have all been blessed to watch the Greatest Of All Time show up every game ready to play.VIDEO: Kate Hudson shares adorable workout footage with daughter Rani"TB what a phenomenal career! I am a girl who loves football, with no physical connection to playing the sport but your dedication, follow through, focus, and generosity translates and is truly inspirational. Happy retirement buddy and you will be missed! @tombrady."MORE: Goldie Hawn supports famous daughter-in-law during emotional end of an eraMORE: Goldie Hawn makes unexpected revelation about relationship with Kurt RussellKate later edited the post after Tom addressed the rumors, wriitng: "EDIT EDIT….

Tom Brady‘s hanging up his cleats. The seven-time Super Bowl champion and five-time Super Bowl MVP is retiring after 22 magnificent seasons in the NFL.

Peyton Manning is stopping by “Weekend Update”!

Tom Brady's potential retirement dominating headlines, as welll as the NFL playoffs, it only makes sense that would welcome an NFL icon to break down the news during Weekend Update.So they turned toPeyton Manning, who had a lot to say — specifically, about his favorite new TV show, .When asked what he thought about the heated matchups, Manning said, «I heard they were incredible… it sounds like all the teams did a great job. Lots of passing, and all the touchdowns were in the end zone.»Clearly, Manning had missed the games in question and when pressed, admitted, «I planned to, but I had an hour to kill before the first game, so just for fun, I put on the first episode of Season 2, and I watched the entire season straight through.»«This show has everything: romance, adventure, sensuality, culture, a fresh take on feminism, finally!» Manning marveled.

On tonight’s episode of Saturday Night Live, former NFL player Peyton Manning stopped by the Weekend Update desk under the guise of discussing this weekend’s playoff games, but ended up spending most of his segment gushing about his obsession with the Netflix series Emily in Paris.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla “Saturday Night Live” took aim at the growing crisis in Ukraine, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and President Biden in its cold open, which included a timely reference to the flap over Tom Brady’s retirement plans that erupted earlier in the day.The sketch began with President Biden (played by “SNL” regular James Austin Johnson) getting a briefing in the Oval Office about the tense situation in Eastern Europe and other global hot topics from trusted aides and advisors, played by Ego Nwodim, Alex Moffat and Kenan Thompson. The week’s updates included quips about Neil Young’s beef with Spotify and Joe Rogan, and the question of whether famed quarterback Tom Brady has decided to retire (and whether or not ESPN was accurate in its “sources say” report published earlier on Saturday).

Tom Brady has not made a formal announcement but there are multiple reports indicating the seven-time Super Bowl champion and five-time Super Bowl MVP will retire after 22 magnificent seasons in the NFL.The 44-year-old quarterback will soon formally announce his retirement from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the team he led to a Super Bowl LV victory last year against the Kansas City Chiefs. Brady's basing his decision to retire on several factors that included his family and health, this according to ESPN, which was first to break the news.  confirmed the reporting citing sources., however, has since reported, citing two people who spoke on condition of anonymity, that Brady called Bucs general manager Jason Licht to say he hasn't made a decision on his future plans.Brady, drafted by the New England Patriots in the sixth round with the 199th overall selection in the 2000 NFL Draft, was a 15-time Pro Bowl selection, six-time All-Pro, and he leaves the NFL as its all-time passing TD leader (624) and all-time passing yards leader (85,520).

Tom Brady is retiring from the NFL. The 44-year-old quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers - who has won seven Super Bowls over the course of his 22-year career - has decided to retire from the National Football League, according to ESPN. Sources told the outlet that Tom wanted to quit without any fanfare and last week's Tampa Bay Buccaneers' game against the Los Angeles Rams was his last.

Tom Brady is reportedly retiring from the NFL after 22 seasons and 7 Super Bowl championships! After dominating the game with the New England Patriots from 2000 to 2020 and scoring huge with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since, Tom is finally ready to step off the field, according to ESPN. Sources told the outlet that he’s ready to announce his retirement any day now. Another insider EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife that the California native “is going to sign a one-day contract with the New England Patriots and officially announce his retirement likely early next week once New England gets over the blizzard that is happening right now.”

Tom Brady has not yet responded to the reports that he will retire from football after a 22-year career, but some people close to him are speaking.

Tom Brady has broken his silence after rumors he will retire from the NFL, with his agent releasing a statement to confirm that "Tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy".MORE: Gisele leaves fans seeing double as she poses poolside with sisters in matching bikinisTom has won seven Super Bowls over a 22-year career with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He has made veiled references to his future in recent interviews, admitting that his wife Gisele Bundchen had given up a lot for him to focus on his career.WATCH: Tom Brady reveals what wife Gisele whispered in his ear after Super Bowl winOn Saturday, multiple sources told sports publications including ESPN that Tom would be retiring after the 2021-2022 season. "I understand the advance speculation about Tom's future," his agent, Don Yee, said in the statement Saturday.MORE: Gisele marks son's birthday with beautiful message READ: Tom Brady reveals the 'very difficult issue' he and wife Gisele Bundchen still can't agree on"Without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what's being reported, Tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy.

Hanging up his cleats! Tom Brady is officially retiring from the NFL after more than 20 years in the sport.

Tom Brady's hanging up his cleats. The seven-time Super Bowl champion and five-time Super Bowl MVP is retiring after a magnificent 22 seasons in the NFL.According to multiple reports, the 44-year-old quarterback will soon formally announce his retirement from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the team he led to a Super Bowl LV victory last year against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady, considered the Greatest of All Time (G.O.A.T.) by many pundits, is going to retire from football after 22 seasons, ESPN is reporting.

Tom Brady, who is one of the most famous football players of all time, is retiring from the sport after 22 seasons in the NFL.

The No. 11 overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft out of Miami University was a six-time Pro Bowler.

With his football future unsettled, Tom Brady plans to huddle with his family before deciding if he'll return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a 23rd NFL season in 2022.'It's not always what I want,' Brady told SiriusXM's Jim Gray on Monday. 'It's what we want as a family.'The 44-year-old's season ended Sunday when he and the defending-champion Bucs were eliminated from the playoffs by the Los Angeles Rams with a last-second field goal at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.

Tom Brady’s life has revolved around football for the last six months and, the athlete is ready to decompress. However, football fans are demanding answers to his possible retirement.

Tom Brady has had a celebrated career in the NFL but it seems he's ready to move on.The Tampa Bay Buccaneer was knocked out of the playoffs on Sunday and he's now thinking about what the future holds. MORE: Gisele leaves fans seeing double as she poses poolside with sisters in matching bikinisTaking to Instagram, the seven-time Super Bowl winner wrote a lengthy and thoughtful post which read: "I understand that at this stage in my career, there is going to be interest in my future whenever a season ends. WATCH: Tom Brady and family visit Disneyland "But this week, all that is on my mind is the gratitude I have for this team and the fans that have supported us all year long. "This year has been incredibly rewarding personally and professionally and I am appreciative of everyone who worked their ass off to help our team achieve so much."MORE: Gisele marks son's birthday with beautiful message READ: Tom Brady reveals the 'very difficult issue' he and wife Gisele Bundchen still can't agree onHe continued: "I always want to win, I think that's pretty apparent by now, but that doesn't mean I equate losing to failure, especially when you go out fighting the way we did.A post shared by ESPN (@espn)Tom hasn't confirmed if he'll return next season "There's so much to appreciate in a season like this when you're surrounded by a team that believes in each other, and plays for the people standing on either side of them. "I'll spare you the Man in the Arena quote, but that feeling is something that I promise I'll never take for granted. To everyone that was a part of it this year, thank you.