2 years agoThe New York Jets will not be inquiring with retired quarterback
Tom Brady about any interest in a return to football after
Aaron Rodgers suffered a season-ending torn left Achilles on Monday night in the win over the Buffalo Bills, according to sources. Brady has also made it clear to people close to him that his playing days are officially over. That puts an end to those with hopes that we'd see the GOAT back in a football uniform in 2023. Rodgers' injury has thrust
Zach Wilson back into a starting role, and
Tim Boyle is the only other signal-caller on the team's roster, so they'll surely be looking to bring in another QB to give them more depth. It just won't be the best quarterback to ever play the game.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: ESPN - Dianna Russini
2 years agoFree-agent quarterback
Tom Brady told Sports Illustrated that he won't un-retire. "I'm certain I'm not playing again, so I've tried to make that clear and I hate to continue to profess that," said Brady. "I've already told people that lots of times." He later commented that being involved as an owner is a "dream come true." Many have speculated that the 45-year-old could be back under center in 2023-24 as a member of the Raiders, especially if he successfully purchases a piece of the franchise. Talk about Brady's potential comeback picked up more steam after it was reported
Jimmy Garoppolo (foot) hadn't passed a physical. That said, it sounds like the multi-time Super Bowl winner is done playing, although most won't believe it until he isn't on the field this season.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: ESPN
2 years agoFree-agent quarterback
Tom Brady remains retired. Yet, it appears the multi-time Super Bowl Champion has a better chance of suiting up, even while owning a part of the Raiders. It seemed impossible, but TMZ has since reported that 24 teams, not 32, could vote in favor of Brady holding multiple roles with the franchise. However, separate votes would be held for each scenario, one to approve the ownership stake and the other for Brady to play while owning a piece of the team. Of course, the 45-year-old would need to un-retire for a second time, something many believe won't ever happen. But this situation is starting to gain traction heading toward training camp. That said, Brady's return to the field won't be good news for
Jimmy Garoppolo (foot), who is working on getting cleared after having surgery this offseason.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: Mike Florio
2 years agoThere has already been talk about quarterback
Tom Brady coming out of retirement to play for the Miami Dolphins. Now, the word is that Brady could pull out of his broadcasting agreement with Fox Sports and join Mark Davis as a limited partner of the Las Vegas Raiders. The 45-year-old doesn't seem ready to give up on the game of football, but it seems he's uncertain what he wants to do. The Raiders front office would certainly benefit from having a Hall of Fame player such as Brady around. It's unlikely that Brady is going to make up his mind anytime soon, so this could be a story all offseason long.
--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: Adam Schefter
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