Come to find out, the New England Patriots’ famous “28-3” comeback in Super Bowl LI has become a key event in the lore of this year’s Chicago Bears squad, especially young quarterback Caleb Williams.

There is not much of a debate these days about who the greatest of all time is when it comes to the NFL. It is Tom Brady.

One of the most famed player-coach duos in sports, Brady and Belichick clinched six Super Bowl wins during their 20 seasons together. Brady called the now-head football coach for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “the best coach to ever coach in the NFL.”

The timing of the NFL star's social media move has fans scratching their head as it follows Earle seemingly flirting with Tom Brady during a New Year's Eve yacht trip. She posted a vlog of her time that she spent with friends on social media.

Tom Brady is an expert on throwing footballs in the wind. His explanation for everyone watching at home was perfect.

Tom Brady explained the difficulty of throwing in the wind on Fox's broadcast of the Eagles vs. 49ers game. It was met with universal acclaim.

“I saw that picture," Handler said on an episode of Page Six Radio on SiriusXM, referring to the photo of Brady with Alix Earle that went viral after the New Year. "I have no interest in Tom Brady. I don’t find him dynamic, hot, interesting or fun. I find him so boring."

Tom Brady is bringing together two of America’s favorite pastimes: football and weight-loss drugs.

Fox Sports announcer and former NFL quarterback Tom Brady offered a detailed breakdown on how to properly throw in windy conditions during the broadcast of the Philadelphia Eagles vs. San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

Listen up, quarterbacks. Professor Tom Brady provides a lesson in how to throw the football in windy conditions.

Fanatics, the sports merchandising giant best known for jerseys and collectibles, is moving deeper into entertainment and bringing fans closer to the action. The company announced Tuesday the launch of Fanatics Studios,

Joel Klatt reveals exclusive Tom Brady interview where the NFL legend argues that avoiding college competition "is absolutely the wrong thing to do to a young child."