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Tom Brady’s week has been anything but quiet and the headlines are buzzing for all the right reasons. According to Fox Sports, Brady officially kicked off his second year as an NFL broadcaster for FOX, opening with the Week 1 Giants-Commanders game and returning to headline the call for Week 10’s high-profile Rams versus 49ers matchup. He’ll keep working with Kevin Burkhardt in the booth, while Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi handle reporting, marking this as his first full season since his debut in the booth became one of last year’s biggest sports broadcasting stories.
On the business side, Brady continues to balance his dual roles, not only as a high-profile broadcaster but also as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. Sports Illustrated reports the Raiders’ 2025 season isn’t going as planned, but Brady remains hands-on and vocal about wanting to build a winning culture in Las Vegas, addressing both fans and the league with his signature relentless optimism. He’s keen to turn the franchise’s fortunes and indicated that this is only the start of his long-term ambitions with the Silver and Black.
In one of the most unusual headlines of the week, People magazine broke the story that Brady has publicly revealed his new dog, Junie, is an exact genetic clone of his late pit bull, Lua. Brady says he worked with investor-backed Colossal Biosciences and their just-acquired subsidiary Viagen to make this happen through non-invasive technology. Brady said, “I love my animals. They mean the world to me and my family.” He called it a second chance for his family and pointed out that the technology could help both grieving pet owners and endangered species. While this has inspired significant discussion across social media and left many fans—and even some friends—scratching their heads, The Ringer and ESPN both confirm Brady has a significant investment stake in Colossal, making this story a blend of personal loss, biotech innovation, and brand activism.
The Miami sports scene also felt the Brady effect this weekend. Front Office Sports and Men’s Journal report that Brady’s Team Brady took the pole position and ultimately topped Rafael Nadal’s squad in the U.S. debut of the E1 Series, the world’s premier all-electric powerboat championship, held at the E1 Ocean Club in Miami. Brady, always game for competition, participated as celebrity team owner, further expanding his sporting empire beyond football and mainstream American ventures.
On social media, the reaction to Brady’s dog-cloning news dominated the chatter over the weekend, with the move sparking both admiration for biotech futurism and criticism for eccentricity, as The Spun describes several friends being baffled by this personal choice. Through it all, Brady continues to keep himself at the very center of American celebrity culture, not just as a retired all-time great NFL quarterback but as a media personality, sports owner, investor, and, now, apparent biotech pioneer. This string of stories serves as a testament to the fact that, for Tom Brady, retirement is just the next big headline.
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