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Tom Brady retires: Buccaneers QB says in video he's done 'for good' on anniversary of last retirement

Tom Brady retires: Buccaneers QB says in video he's done 'for good' on anniversary of last retirement

Tom Brady announced that he is retiring from the NFL once again. But this time, the legendary quarterback says it’s “for good.” Brady’s announcement came on social media, where he posted a 53-second clip Wednesday that revealed his decision.

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NFL referee salary: How much money do refs, other officials make in 2023?

NFL referee salary: How much money do refs, other officials make in 2023?

It’s not easy being an NFL official. Mistakes are broadcast across the country and quickly become the source of blame for wins or losses. But it’s not all bad. The zebras on the field aren’t out there throwing flags and winding the clock because they need the exercise.

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Biggest upsets in NFL playoff history: Jets, Patriots, Jaguars among biggest underdogs to win outright

Biggest upsets in NFL playoff history: Jets, Patriots, Jaguars among biggest underdogs to win outright

The NFL has one of the most competitive postseasons in all of sports. Its one-and-done format is different than that of the major sports in the country and sets up the possibility for true underdog stories to emerge.

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Will Aaron Rodgers retire? Packers QB won't put timetable on decision after loss to Lions

Will Aaron Rodgers retire? Packers QB won't put timetable on decision after loss to Lions

Aaron Rodgers' NFL future has become an annual point of speculation. This year, the speculation is starting earlier than usual. The Packers were eliminated from playoff contention with a 20-16 loss to the Lions at Lambeau Field on Sunday night.

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NFL playoff tiebreakers, explained: How standings are determined for AFC and NFC divisional, wild card ties

NFL playoff tiebreakers, explained: How standings are determined for AFC and NFC divisional, wild card ties

In a 17-game season, it’s a near certainty that teams are going to have the same records. That’s just the way things fall in the NFL. Whether it’s within the division or in the conference wild cards, the NFL has to have a means to break ties without playing an extra game.

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