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Tom Brady has been everywhere these past few days, living up to his post-NFL branding as both sports icon and business force. On FOX NFL Sunday this week, his analysis of Aaron Rodgers lit up sports headlines, as Brady declared himself beyond impressed with Rodgers continued efficiency at quarterback for the Steelers at age 41, citing his surgical passing and hyper-competitive edge. That veteran appreciation struck a chord with fans and fueled commentary about longevity and performance in pro football, especially considering Brady's own storied record playing into his 40s, as reported by Fox News.

Brady’s presence in the broadcast booth has only grown, and Sunday’s Commanders-Chargers matchup was another showcase. During the game, he handed out his LFG Player of the Game Award to Washington Commanders rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt, whose breakout performance was so electrifying that even seasoned players and commentators called for Rookie of the Week honors. Brady good-naturedly teased his former teammate Rob Gronkowski on-air, keeping the banter lively and social media buzzing according to Awful Announcing and live FOX coverage. If there was any doubt, fan chatter about Brady still trends whenever he’s near a microphone.

In business news, Brady made a splash with a new partnership as chief innovation officer at Aescape, a robotic massage company aiming to revolutionize athlete recovery with AI-powered machines. Speaking to FOX Business and Benzinga, he described this as the next leap in wellness, drawing on his TB12 philosophy of muscle pliability and longevity. Brady’s involvement is tied directly to his vision of democratizing elite recovery—for athletes and everyone else—and the company's stated ambitions include expansion to professional sports teams and the coming LA Olympics. Behind the boardroom doors, insiders say this move cements Brady’s growing legacy as a tech-forward entrepreneur. However, any rumors about larger M&A activities or new Raiders developments remain unconfirmed and unsubstantiated.

His stable of ventures remains vast: he’s still a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, leads the TB12 wellness company, and recently added a 50 percent stake in the CardVault sports card shop franchise after his stint calling Super Bowl LIX. Forbes and various business outlets estimate his net worth at over 512 million dollars—making him not just the most decorated quarterback in history but also, as of this week, the richest NFL player.

Social media this weekend has been a battleground of memes, especially snippets of Brady’s playful TV moments and slick promotional spots for Hertz’s online car-buying platform. No new personal drama or family news has surfaced in the credible press, and while friendly ribbing with former colleagues gets traction, there have been no significant controversies or feuds. In short, Tom Brady’s ‘retirement’ remains anything but quiet—he’s front and center in sports, business, and social buzz, continuing to build on his legacy as more than just a football legend.

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