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Tom Brady is on dad duty.

Tom Brady is opening up about his Thanksgiving plans, along with some details about what it’s like being a football player on the holiday.

Now in his 22nd NFL season, legendary quarterback Tom Brady is thinking about the future, and what comes next after he finishes up playing.

Tom Brady is looking forward to days where NFL season doesn’t coincide with the holidays. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, 44, spoke about his Thanksgiving plans with Oprah Winfrey on his SiriusXM podcast Let’s Go! with Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray on Nov. 22, where he mused about a post-football future that would allow him more time with loved ones during the holiday season.

Tom Brady is talking about balancing his personal and professional life.

Tom Brady is talking family life and holidays.

Things are getting scary at the Brady/Bündchen household.

Super Bowl bash! Tom Brady revealed that he celebrated his 2019 win by taking his eldest son, Jack, to a party hosted by Snoop Dogg.

Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg are looking back at their partying days together.

Tom Brady, 43, revealed in an interview on July 21 that he wants to play football until he’s at least 45 before considering retirement. While appearing on SiriusXM Town Hall, hosted by Jim Gray, 61, the professional football player discussed his thoughts on retirement and how his wife, Gisele Bundchen, 41, has been his saving grace throughout his career. 

Once upon a time, NFL quarterbacks would call it a day in their 30s with the understanding that their best years as a pro athlete were behind them.

East Kilbride Old Parish Church members Jim Gray and Stewart Smith, both 80, agreed to walk round the James Hamilton Heritage Park loch 80 times.Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in Lanarkshire - Apple - Android And they are well on their way to reaching their goal, having completed five circuits a day from May 1 to 16, totalling almost 60 miles.As of last Friday (May 8), the pair - nicknamed the church's very own Captain Toms - had completed 40 laps; half way to their 80-lap goal.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox News Channel will try its hand at sports this weekend when it presents a one-hour special led by veteran sportscaster Jim Gray.During the program, “Talking to GOATs with Jim Gray,” the sports journalist and “Fox & Friends” co-host Brian Kilmeade will talk about Gray’s more than 40 years in sports and present some of his interviews with sports giants like Tom Brady (pictured, above), Mike Tyson and Julius Erving.Fox News has in recent months placed some