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Tom Brady says NFL didn't support his potential comeback - UPI.com

Tom Brady considered a return to the NFL, but the league did not support his potential return to the field, the former star quarterback said.

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Tom Brady says NFL didn't support his potential comeback - UPI.com

Tom Brady considered a return to the NFL, but the league did not support his potential return to the field, the former star quarterback said.

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cnbc.com3 mesi fa

Tom Brady says he's asked NFL about potential comeback: 'They don't like that idea very much'

Tom Brady has asked the NFL about its policy of allowing minority owners to return as players, but he has no plans on returning the field, he told CNBC.

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  1. giovedì 26 marzo 2026·cnbc.com

    Tom Brady says he's asked NFL about potential comeback: 'They don't like that idea very much'

    Tom Brady has asked the NFL about its policy of allowing minority owners to return as players, but he has no plans on returning the field, he told CNBC.

  2. giovedì 26 marzo 2026·upi.com

    Tom Brady says NFL didn't support his potential comeback - UPI.com

    Tom Brady considered a return to the NFL, but the league did not support his potential return to the field, the former star quarterback said.