Tom Brady has made it clear that he is not contemplating unretiring for a second time in 2024…but some believe that the NFL’s greatest quarterback has cracked the door open, just a little bit, for a sensational return to pro football. For example, Brady has named three

teams for which he would come back out of retirement, even though he has signed a 10-year broadcasting agreement with FOX Sports and is still trying to claim an ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.

Rumblings that Brady could yet return to pro football in the near future have received a fresh boost, as the seven-time Super Bowl winner has playfully hinted at the possibility while teasing a new ad campaign for a huge brand.

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Brady teases a new campaign with Hertz

In a reel uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday, Brady puts on his best announcer voice — somewhat reluctantly — to tease his continued presence in Hertz car rental commercials. The car rental giant, which generated $9 billion in revenue last year, has previously worked with Brady — he starred in a 2023 campaign with comedian Yvonne Orji discussing Hertz’s investment in electric vehicles.

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Hertz has long been affiliated with the NFL. The company paid the late O.J. Simpson millions of dollars to advertise its vehicles in the 1970s, and Simpson was still contracted as a paid spokesperson when he was arrested under charges of double murder in 1994. Brady has

previously stated that he “actually” uses Hertz vehicles when he needs to rent a car.

Nevertheless, fans on Instagram are holding out hope that this marketing ploy from Brady is an indication that he really could play in the NFL in 2024. One user asked Brady for “one more final dance” and another said Brady remains “the only man that can stop the NFL

from showing Taylor Swift during the Super Bowl.” Another mentioned the New England Patriots‘ official Instagram account and asked if the franchise could re-sign Brady so that rookie Drake Maye could watch and learn from the GOAT.

Netflix Has Already Edited Out One Of The Most Memorable Parts From “The Roast Of Tom Brady”

Tom Brady (Photo via @AidanLaPorta69)Netflix has edited out one of the most memorable and hilarious moments from “The Roast of Tom Brady” that the streaming giant aired on Sunday.Tom Brady was the target of jokes all night long from a series of A-lister celebrities, former NFL teammates and friends. Kevin Hart hosted the star-studded event which featured appearances from the likes of Kim Kardashian, Jeff Ross, Will Ferrell, Nikki Glaser, Tom Segura, Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski, Peyton Manning, Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick, among others.

One of the more notable parts of the roast was when Kardashian came on stage to roast the seven-time Super Bowl champion. It wasn’t necessarily memorable because of what Kardashian said, but rather the fact that she was booed during her speech:

Kardashian roasted Hart over his height during the segment. TB12 clapped back at Kardashian later on by making a joke about her kids being at home with ex-husband Kanye West.

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Tom Brady Is Sticking Around In The Spotlight

Fans who grew up watching Tom Brady certainly realized last year that football wasn’t the same without him. But on the bright side, Sunday’s event was just one of many public appearances that Brady will make from here on out in his post-playing career.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion and three-time league MVP is set to begin his “NFL on FOX” broadcasting career this fall, where he’ll work alongside Kevin Burkhardt and Erin Andrews. Brady will enter the first of a 10-year, $375 million deal he signed with FOX back in 2022.

On top of that, the soon-to-be 47-year-old and future Hall of Famer is in the process of acquiring a Las Vegas Raiders ownership stake.