Tom Brady has returned to Buccaneers after stepping away earlier this month to attend to personal stuff. According to reports, he “returned to the team’s facility on Monday and is slated to practice later in the day”.
The New York Post got more;
Although there’s been much speculation about Brady’s whereabouts — including a wild theory about his possible participation in Fox’s “The Masked Singer” — Pro Football Network reported Sunday that the seven-time Super Bowl champ enjoyed a Bahamian getaway at an exclusive resort “primarily for family time with his wife, Gisele Bündchen.”
In the days leading up to Brady’s return, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport elaborated on the quarterback’s absence, claiming it pertained to his desire for a “work-life balance.”
“No one is worried, he’s fine,” Rapoport said during a recent appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
“To my knowledge, it is not a medical emergency related to him or I believe anyone close to him. I was told everything is OK. The best description I got about this is that it’s important to find a work-life balance.”
Todd Bowles, the Buccaneers’ first-year head coach, previously told reporters that Brady was expected to be back in action following Tampa Bay’s preseason game against the Tennessee Titans, which took place on Saturday. He also made it clear the quarterback’s absence never came as a surprise to team brass.
“This is something we talked about before training camp started,” Bowles said earlier this month.
The streets are saying Tom Brady was on the Masked Singer.
Tom Brady is denying he left Bucs camp to be a contestant on the newest season of “The Masked Singer,” but the show is definitely leaning in to the possibility he DID exactly that!!!
Check out this clip from the upcoming season TMZ Sports obtained … it shows Ken Jeong, a judge on the show, guessing that TB12 is one of the new undercover, crooning celebs this year.
In the footage, you can see Jeong trying to guess who’s in the Hummingbird costume. The comedian says the look and performance is “screaming out like a football legend.”
Initially, he believes it could be Peyton Manning, but then he moves on to a different theory — “I think this could be the greatest of all time.”
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