Former NFL stars Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski will be on the same team when they take the field next year for a starry flag football game, Brady exclusively told Page Six. The seven-time Super Bowl champ has teamed with Michael Rubin’s Fanatics, Fox Sports and OBB Media to create the Fanatics Flag Football Classic.

The NFL continues to dominate the headlines. Bengals fans were seen taking out their frustrations on each other after Joe Burrow's injury. A Carolina Panthers receiver makes the record books for all the wrong reasons, and Chargers star Khalil Mack suffered what could be a season-ending injury on Monday night.

Tom Brady is making his return to football. The GOAT will compete in the inaugural Fanatics Flag Football Classic next March, which will air on FOX.

If you thought Tom Brady was 100% done with playing football, you were wrong. In a way, Brady is coming out of retirement. It was announced Monday evening that

Tom Brady will join fellow retired Patriots star Rob Gronkowski and a host of current NFL standouts in a three-team flag football tournament in Saudi Arabia in March.

Tom Brady has kept busy since his retirement from football after the 2022 season, becoming Fox’s No. 1 analyst as well as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. Before calling Sunday’s game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, Brady teased an upcoming announcement.

A handful of current and former NFL stars will participate in this year's Fanatics Flag Football Classic. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, NFL legend Tom Brady, along with Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, CeeDee Lamb, Maxx Crosby, Rob Gronkowski, Sauce Gardner, Myles Garrett and more will compete in the event.

During the broadcast of the Week 2 game between the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers, the announcers revealed that minority owner Tom Brady meets with offensive coordinator Chip Kelly to discuss the game plan each week.