Few players in sports history have left as profound a mark on their game as Tom Brady. Over his remarkable career, he’s crafted a legacy built on unforgettable performances and historic milestones.

Tom Brady praised Drake Maye’s poise and intelligence as the New England Patriots climbed back to the top of the AFC East. It marked their first division lead since Brady’s departure five years ago.

Alongside Brady, several athletes made guest appearances at the Dallas grand opening, including Cowboys legend Dez Bryant, former NBA guard George Hill and Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg, who received a personalized jersey from the seven-time Super Bowl champion.

The Dodgers star etched his name into the annals of MLB history with a two-way masterpiece, but does it stack up to the greatest Super Bowl rally of all time?

NFL legend Tom Brady shocked the world when he joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and finished a 20-year relationship with the New England Patriots in 2020. The seven-time Super Bowl champion played three seasons with the Bucs before retiring from the game.

The New England Patriots paid tribute to a former Super Bowl champion in a touching way. Bill Belichick called Guy "physically and mentally one of the tougher players that I've coached" in 2020. The New England Patriots have won six Super Bowls in franchise history, and the team has many players to give credit to for making this happen.

Drake Maye continues to put together impressive numbers week in and week out, and that trend continued on Sunday. The quarterback threw for 282 yards and amassed a 135.8 QB rating in the Patriots’ 32-13 blowout win over the Cleveland Browns.