After Tom Brady announced his retirement, he admitted that he doesn’t necessarily know what’s next for him.
But a lot of people speculated Brady might look into buying ownership stake in a team, as well as continuing to grow his “TB12” brand in the future.
According to a new report, Tom Brady might look to join an ownership group in the future, and he’s currently keeping an eye on one team: the Miami Dolphins.
If Stephen Ross decides to sell, Bruce Beal would most likely become the next majority owner of the Dolphins (and Tom Brady could end up buying a piece of the team). https://t.co/rGDJSOsSqo
— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) February 17, 2022
Obviously, for Tom Brady to get stake in the Dolphins, current owner Stephen Ross would have to disappear. But after Brian Flores accused the owner of purposely tanking, perhaps that’s a possibility.
“That was a conversation about not doing as much as we needed to do in order to win football games,” Flores said, reflecting on a conversation he had with Ross. “Take a flight, go on vacation, I’ll give you $100,000 per loss — those were his exact words. I deal in truth, I tell the players this, as well. I’m gonna give you good news, bad news — but it’s going to be honest.
“To disrespect the game like that, trust was lost, and there were certainly some strained relationships, and ultimately, I think that was my demise in Miami.”
Tom Brady may very well be an owner someday, but I’m not sure that’ll come at this moment.
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