Brady’s decision to follow in Jordan’s footsteps and run a team is also perilous. The NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero told Rich Eisen that it’s the “Tom Brady Show” in Las Vegas.

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Brady's former New England Patriots teammate, Vince Wilfork, was asked Tuesday while on WFAN radio what he thought of his former QB's skills as a broadcaster. His answer, which came after a dramatic silence, was a bit awkward.

Nikki Glaser is laughing her way to the big stage. The comedian, 40, has become a fan favorite over the last few years with a slew of incredible gigs, including hosting HBO Max’s “FBoy Island,” delivering a fiery performance on Netflix’s “The Roast of Tom Brady,” and performing her Emmy-nominated stand-up comedy special, “Someday You’ll Die.”

As the NFL coaching carousel spins through January, Tom Brady keeps popping up in reports around the Las Vegas Raiders. Ever since his ownership stake was approved in October, NFL media has tried ...

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Despite speculating late last year that he "may quit" ahead of another Trump administration, "Real Time" host Bill Maher told CNN that he’s not quitting his program.