Tom Brady speaks out on retirement amid divorce speculation

Luke Gentile

October 22, 06:00 AM October 22, 06:00 AM

Tom Brady had five words to offer Thursday when he was asked if he planned on retiring soon.

"No retirement in my future," the seven-time Super Bowl champion said.

The comment, from the man many consider to be one of the greatest football players of all time, arrives at a moment of much speculation over the 45-year-old Brady's marital future.

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Brady is in the midst of his 23rd season in the NFL after returning from a short-lived off-season retirement and a time of apparent contention with his wife, supermodel Gisele Bundchen.

The pair broke the internet when it was reported that they had each retained divorce lawyers.

Bundchen has also not been at any of Brady's games this season, which has seen the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get off to a slow 3-3 start, according to a report.

It is widely believed that Bundchen does not support her husband continuing his career and that Brady's slow start is a reaction to the problems in his personal life.

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Emily Jacobs

September 18, 04:25 PM September 18, 04:25 PM

Players on the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers were being ejected mid-match Sunday soon after a multi-human being struggle broke out on the field.

Buccaneers huge receiver Mike Evans and Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore were both equally pulled from the sport immediately after getting element in the brawl, which transpired in the course of the fourth quarter.

The incident began when Lattimore was viewed getting a heated trade with Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady and mentor Bruce Arians, who was standing on the sideline. Buccaneers functioning again Leonard Fournette then pushed Lattimore, which led to shoving amongst the two. Evans was then observed inserting himself into the altercation and punching the Saints cornerback.

Brady, who was engaged in the battle even though it remained verbal, did not interact physically.

Refs broke up the brawl times later on just before penalizing the two teams and ejecting Evans and Lattimore.