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Tom Brady’s week has been a masterclass in combining sports legacy savvy with brand building and swift pivots into the spotlight. First, Brady made waves in the business world with the grand opening of his ninth CardVault by Tom Brady store at Minnesota’s Mall of America, only a few hours after calling the Bears vs Vikings game for Fox Sports. This wasn’t just a retail expansion—it was timed with precision, leveraging the game’s national stage to transition seamlessly from the Fox broadcast to a prime-time ribbon cutting, drawing both shoppers and sports fans. According to Marca, the CardVault expansion is a calculated move, tying his name and face to a booming sports collectibles market in some of the country’s highest-foot-traffic cities. Brady himself teased the new location on social media, showing his knack for blending business and personality, posting: “We need to get @itschrisccosta some PR training @cardvaultbytombrady is coming to Minnesota! See you Sunday night.”
This dual hustle—media and commerce—was on full display Sunday. After providing color analysis for the Fox NFL broadcast, Brady honored D’Andre Swift as his LFG Player of the Game, spotlighting the Bears running back’s clutch performance in a dramatic comeback win. On air, Brady continues to settle into his role as Fox’s lead color commentator, offering not only sports analysis but also broadcasting advice to fellow former QB Drew Brees. As captured by Fox Sports and their social platforms, Brady’s advice was part self-aware, part playful: “Don’t read all those social media comments after.” Media watchers from outlets like Awful Announcing continue dissecting Brady’s transition from the pocket to the broadcast booth, with critics noting he’s found steadier footing but remains under the microscope given Fox’s massive investment.
Beyond business and broadcast, Brady’s personal brand continues to touch on themes of leadership and inspiration. A recent Instagram post—“To be successful, the truth is you don't have to be special. You just have to be what most people aren’t, consistent, determined, and willing to keep improving”—racked up tens of thousands of likes, reinforcing his motivational image for millions of followers.
Looking ahead, Brady is gearing up to suit up for the Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Riyadh next March. Speaking exclusively to People, he talked about his excitement to get back on the field—sort of—with a glittering lineup headlined by former teammates and NFL stars. He made it clear, though, that rumors of a real comeback are misplaced: “No longer pro football. Those days have come and gone. That’s for other guys to pick up from where me and some of the older guys left off.” For now, between his broadcasting booth, booming business ventures, and social media presence, Brady’s post-playing career momentum looks ready to stay in high gear.
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