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Legendary National Football League quarterback Tom Brady announced his retirement after the end of the 2021-2022 season. Along with spending more time with his family and his business ventures, Brady is set to produce and appear in a new film. What Happened: Brady will produce and appear in a...

One of the most beloved athletes in New England returns in a highly anticipated matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New England Patriots for Sunday Night Football. What Happened: Tom Brady and the Buccaneers travel to Gillette Stadium for a Week 4 matchup on NBC, owned by Comcast...

Two rising companies tackling the sportswear and footwear markets have eyes set on growth and taking on giants like Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) and Under Armour Inc (NYSE: UA). Nobull Lands QB: Nobull prides itself on providing training shoes and clothing for athletes including CrossFit athletes and the...

The annual NFL team valuations rankings from Forbes were released Thursday. The report highlighted the league’s resiliency during the pandemic thanks to strong media rights deals. What Happened: The average value of an NFL team was up 14% to $3.5 billion, according to the latest report...

Atlanta Falcons superstar wide receiver Julio Jones wants a trade. While on FS1’s "Undisputed" with Skip Bayless, Jones said, "Oh man, no, I’m out of there, man” when asked about his status in Atlanta. Jones also iterated that “right now, I wanna win”,...

Super Bowl LV will air on CBS on Sunday, February 7, and could be a catalyst for parent company ViacomCBS Inc. Super Bowl LV: Super Bowl LV features the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs in a battle between legendary quarterback Tom Brady and new star quarterback Patrick Mahomes....

Shares of DraftKings Inc (NASDAQ: DKNG) hit a new high of $64.19 on Oct. 2. An offering has sent shares lower. What Happened: DraftKings announced Monday it was selling 32 million shares. The company is selling 16 million new shares with existing shareholders selling 16 million. The...

Having left the New England Patriots, star quarterback Tom Brady is expected to join The Tampa Bay Buccaneers. What Happened After 20 years with the New England Patriots, Tom Brady is all set to become a Buccaneer, according to sources cited by ESPN. There is no official signing date...

Tom Brady is leaving the only NFL team he's ever played for, the New England Patriots, after 20 years. Brady said Tuesday on Instagram that his football now "will take place elsewhere," part of a long thank you message to the Patriots organization and fans. Brady didn't say which...

This week’s NFL trade deadline came and went without much happening. There was talk the New York Jets would deal Le’Veon Bell, but they didn’t. The Jets also were thought to be considering trading defensive back Jamal Adams to Dallas or Baltimore, but he ended up staying in New...

Antonio Brown continues to dominate headlines amid the start of the NFL season. The latest news? Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) says Brown is no longer a Nike endorser. "Antonio Brown is not a Nike athlete," a company spokesperson told The Boston Globe. The spokesperson didn't elaborate, but...

The Dallas Cowboys may not be able to claim the title of “America’s team” anymore, but they can still call themselves America’s Most Valuable Team. The Cowboys increased in value by 10% over the past year and now are worth about $5.5 billion, according to Forbes, which...

Robert K. Kraft, the owner of the Super Bowl LIII-winning New England Patriots, has been charged in Florida with soliciting a prostitute, police said. The police chief in the South Florida town of Jupiter, Daniel Kerr, told reporters that Kraft, 77, is accused of paying for sex acts at a day spa in...

Sunday’s Super Bowl will be the first played in the era of widespread legal sports betting, now allowed in eight states. How much will be bet now that punters can lay down some money on whether the Rams or Patriots will win (and lots of other things surrounding the game)? It appears the over-...

By killing himself in his prison cell while awaiting appeal of a murder conviction, former National Football League tight end Aaron Hernandez essentially died an innocent man under a Massachusetts law that once protected the assets of the late Enron CEO. As a result, the New England Patriots may...