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31Jan

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NFL – “Sometimes it takes time”: Brady leaves the future open

Beijing (SID) - Football superstar Tom Brady is leaving his future in the NFL open, at least not a decision has been made to resign. In the podcast "Let's Go!" Brady said, "Sometimes it takes a little time to really figure out how you're feeling and what you want to do." The 44-year-old assured that he would make the decision "at the right time", "in one direction or the other".On Saturday, ESPN announced the retirement of the seven-time Super Bowl winner, six days after his playoff with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The NFL and Brady's company TB12 Sports congratulated him on Twitter on his successful career, but his agent Don Yee and father Tom Sr. explained that the quarterback has not yet made his final decision.The speculation screwed up a quiet family weekend, Brady said. "My ph...

30Jan

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Rodgers is said to have spoken to the Packers about the future

Munich – This news will make the hearts of Green Bay Packers fans beat faster. Apparently, the chances of a future with Aaron Rodgers are not as bad as they last seemed.As NFL insider Ian Rapoport claims to have learned, the star quarterback stayed in Green Bay a few more days after the surprising playoff exit in the Wild Card Round.Despite frustration at the next missed opportunity for his second Super Bowl, Rodgers took the time to talk to head coach Matt LaFleur about the team's prospects.Rodgers: Green Bay feels slight optimismHigh jumps are probably hardly possible in free agency, because the franchise is likely to overshoot the salary cap by more than 40 million US dollars. But everything stands and falls with Rodgers' decision anyway. And they should at least feel a little opt...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Tom Brady is uncertain about his future

25Jan

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Tom Brady is uncertain about his future

For the past few years, each end of the season has been synonymous with questioning for Tom Brady. The quarterback just completed his 22e season in the NFL and he still doesn't know if he'll be back with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next season. Posted yesterday at 4:05 p.m. Nicholas Richard The Press Brady and the Bucs were eliminated Saturday by the Los Angeles Rams on the last play of the game. In theory, there remains one year with the contract which the quarterback had signed while bringing to Tampa Bay. Howev...

Climate change threatens future Winter Olympics

24Jan

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Climate change threatens future Winter Olympics

If greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced to meet Paris Agreement targets, very few cities will be able to host the Winter Olympics with safe conditions for athletes by the end of the century, according to a study by the University of Waterloo in Ontario. Posted at 9:35 p.m. Stephane Blais The Canadian Press Going down a snowy slope at 120 km per hour, with your feet strapped to two boards, with a helmet as your only protection, involves risks, regardless of the weather conditions. But ...

24Jan

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Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers face an uncertain future

Munich – As part of the Divisional Round last weekend, a real era came to an end in the NFL. For the first time since the 2009/2010 season, neither Tom Brady nor Aaron Rodgers are in one of the two championship games. While Brady lost to the Los Angeles Rams with his Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers failed to the San Francisco 49ers. Since both quarterbacks have publicly philosophized about a premature end to their careers in the past, many fans are wondering whether this time has come. Nor was the future of the two superstars so uncertain. ran shows the initial situation and the different possibilities: Tom Brady: Tampa Bay Buccaneers or Nothing?After the Rams defeat, Tom Brady didn't want to talk too much about his future: "I haven't thought about it yet. I'l...

NFL playoffs | Brady’s future, spectacular endings and a memorable weekend

23Jan

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NFL playoffs | Brady’s future, spectacular endings and a memorable weekend

After games with incredible scenarios, the Los Angeles Rams qualified for the conference finals by beating Tom Brady's Buccaneers (30-27), just like the Kansas City Chiefs, winners after overtime over the Bills of Buffalo (42-36), Sunday, in the NFL. Updated yesterday at 11:36 p.m. Miguel Bujold The Press Four matches, four matches decided on the very last play! It's safe to say that the second weekend of the playoffs was one of the most breathtaking in NFL history. If the t...