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Brady's Flag Football Fun, NFL Comeback Blocked

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Tom Brady returns to the field, leading Founders team in flag football, despite retirement plans. Despite losing, he looks sharp and admits to considering NFL comeback. However, league rules and his Raiders ownership prevent this, leaving fans to enjoy his flag football highlights.

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It's March 26th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. Tom Brady made a fun return to the field last weekend as a captain in the fanatics flag football classic. The 47-year-old quarterback led the founders team, stepping in for Jalenhurtz and throwing a key touchdown pass to Stefan Diggs on 4th. Down. His squad lost both games, including a big 43-16 defeat to Team USA, but Brady still look sharp. He told reporters he loved playing flag football without the hits and feels great about retirement. Still, Brady admitted he checked into coming back to the NFL, just like his previous unretirement that led to another Super Bowl win. League rules now block that path because of his minority ownership in the Las Vegas Raiders. A policy update in July 2023 prevents owners from playing, even for their own team, to avoid conflicts like salary cap issues. To suit up again, Brady would need to sell his Raiders' stake and drop his Fox Broadcasting

gig. At 48, teams might hesitate to build around him after five years away, though some have started older quarterbacks lately. For now, Brady seems content with his off-field ventures, leaving fans to enjoy his highlights from flag games instead of full NFL action.

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