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Are you ready for some football? America is waiting with bated breath: Super Bowl LVI will capture the nation’s attention on Feb. 13, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. (Eastern).

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.

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. ”

On  Wednesday, head coach Ron Rivera said he thought of leaders when he initially heard the new name.«In today's world, we seem to have a lack of true leadership, and we need people to step forward and lead this country and really help to take us in the right direction,» Rivera said. «I think it's greater than just the name of a football team as much as it's really just something that we have to look and say, you know, it's an opportunity for us to take charge, take command and go forward.»The team officially made the announcement on the  show, and tweeted it out.One legacy.

Tom Brady is officially hanging up his football jersey. After 22 years playing in the National Football League, the athlete — widely considered the greatest quarterback of all time — has confirmed his retirement. Following recent reports and widespread speculation, Brady announced the news in an Instagram statement on Tuesday morning. «I have always believed the sport of football is an 'all-in' proposition — if a 100% competitive commitment isn’t there, you won’t succeed, and success is what I love so much about our game. There is a physical, mental, and emotional challenge EVERY single day that has allowed me to maximize my highest potential.

Tom Brady has declined to confirm his future plans regarding his involvement with the NFL. The sports icon has, however, addressed and denied the high-profile reports that he's decided to resign.On a new episode of his y podcast, the famed quarterback said he hadn't officially decided whether or not he'd continue playing, explaining, «I’m still going through the process I said I was going through… When the time is right, I’ll be ready to make a decision.»He also called out 's Adam Schefter, who first reported that Brady would be retiring, and commented on media culture in general, sharing, «We are in such an era of…being in front of the news.»Brady instead used his time to try and direct fans' attention toward the sport, and away from himself, explaining that the spotlight this past weekend should have been on the AFC and NFC championships and not his rumored retirement.«The focus should be on those great games,» Brady said.

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.

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

After the Tampa Bay Buccaneer’s loss at the 2022 NFL Playoffs, football fans around the country are asking the same question of the team’s veteran quarterback: is Tom Brady retiring?

2022 NFL season is well underway with Super Bowl LVI just less than a few weeks ago. No matter how your fantasy football roster is looking at this point, it's a great time to figure out how you’ll be cheering on your favorite team.Whether you're mainly in it for the game day food and camaraderie or are genuinely a gigantic football fan, snacks and friendship aside, it’s high time you sort out which streaming service you’ll be using to watch the NFL playoffs on the road to the Super Bowl. From Hulu to Amazon Prime Video to DirecTV's new online TV service, there are plenty of ways to watch that will ensure your game day parties (whether it be a party of one or many) are a total touchdown. Make sure you know the game schedule, so you don't miss your favorite team.Here's how to watch the rest of the 2022 season of NFL Football.If everybody's ready for Sunday night except you, sign up for Peacock.

Don Maynard was a Hall of Fame receiver for the New York Jets who was a member of the Jets team that upset the Colts to win Super Bowl III. Don Maynard was drafted by the New York Giants out of Texas Western College in 1957. He was cut by the Giants after one season and played in the Canadian Football League.

Demaryius Thomas was a wide receiver who won Super Bowl 50 with the Denver Broncos.After playing college football at Georgia Tech, Thomas was drafted by the Broncos in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft. He played for the Broncos for the bulk of his NFL career, a Pro Bowl pick in 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2016.

Curley Culp was a Hall of Fame nose tackle who won a Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs.Curley Culp was drafted as a defensive lineman out of Arizona State in 1968 by the Denver Broncos. The Broncos wanted him to play offensive guard instead of defense but that did not work out so they traded him to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Mick Tingelhoff was a center with the Minnesota Vikings in the 1960s and ‘70s and a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.After playing college football at the University of Nebraska, Tingelhoff went undrafted in the 1962 NFL Draft, but he then signed with the Vikings as a free agent. He played his entire 17 seasons in the NFL for the Vikings, going to four Super Bowls with the team.

Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski's unrivaled bromance, or are genuinely a gigantic football fan, snacks and friendship aside, it’s high time you sort out which streaming service you’ll be using this NFL season.From Hulu to Amazon Prime Video to watching directly on the NFL app, there are plenty of ways to watch that will ensure your kickoff party (whether it be a party of one or many) is a total touchdown. Here's how to watch this upcoming season of NFL Football. The NFL Network is now available to all of Hulu’s Live TV subscribers.

Joe Walton was the head coach of the New York Jets in the 1980s and went on to build a football program at Robert Morris College.Morris played college football at the University of Pittsburgh, making appearances with the Panthers in the 1956 Sugar Bowl and Gator Bowl. He was named an All-American in 1955 and ’56.

NFL quarterback Matthew Stafford’s, 33, wife Kelly, 30, revealed in April 2019 that she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She opened up about learning the diagnosis and the fear that it gave her on Instagram, sharing a photo of the MRI of her tumor. She had surgery to have it removed shortly after. While battling a tumor is definitely a frightening experience, Kelly told HollywoodLife in an EXCLUSIVE interview that her husband was an “amazing caregiver” to her, and it made their bond stronger.

Leroy Jones was a defensive end with the San Diego Chargers in the 1970s and ‘80s.After playing college football at Norfolk State University, Jones joined the CFL and played for the Edmonton Eskimos for two seasons. He became eligible for the NFL draft in 1975, and he was chosen in the second round by the Los Angeles Rams, who later traded him to the San Diego Chargers.

Tim Tebow is coming back to the NFL. After a six-year hiatus, the Jaguars concocted a plan to sign the former NFL quarterback to a one-year deal, and it's now in the books.

“Pitch Perfect” star Rebel Wilson give fans an inside look at their new Malibu digs.“Welcome to my draft house. Let me show you around,” said the 41-year-old Australian actress in the video tour released April 26.

Tom Brady is in the hot seat — sort of. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion seemed to be a little embarrassed while getting grilled by James Corden on his trophy-tossing boat party after the big game.Brady, 43, laughed off questions about the incident while appearing virtually on Tuesday's — especially when Corden asked what he was thinking when he tossed his prized Lombardi Trophy from one boat to another during a waterway parade in Florida.«First of all, I was not thinking at that moment,» Brady said after Corden played a clip of the risky toss.