Brady's Post-Football Life: Ownership & Media

0:00It's March 26th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Tom Brady has shared that just three years after his last NFL play, he recently explored a comeback. Teams made it clear they weren't interested in bringing the 7-time Super Bowl champ back to the field. He's sticking with retirement for good this time. He first retired after leading the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a deep playoff run in 2021, to unretire for one more season, that ended with another early playoff exit in 2022, and now he's fully committed to life off the gridiron. Fans and insiders have mixed feelings about his potential return, with many relieved to see him focus on family and broadcasting. His legacy remains untouched, as the greatest quarterback debate rages on without needing another chapter. Shifting gears to business, Brady is content as a minority owner in the Las Vegas Raiders. He wields real influence there, without chasing full control, citing sky-high team valuations

1:02in years of hefty income taxes as big hurdles. For now, Brady's enjoying his post-football world. From media gigs to ownership perks, proving he's got plenty of wins left off the field.