Tom Brady Had A Fun Time At Drake’s Concert. Drake Called Him The “Real GOAT”
Tom Brady, a former NFL quarterback who is renowned for living life to the fullest, appears to be doing just that.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner has recently been observed at several social gatherings. Along with other sports, he also dabbled with NFL, WNBA, and franchise ownership.
Brady, along with fellow musicians Lil Baby and Rylo Rodriguez, was spotted last night in Miami at a Drake event.
Tom Brady was at Drake and 21 Savage concert last night.
Drake: "I got one of my biggest inspirations in here."
"Hey Miami I got the real GOAT, I got the real GOAT."pic.twitter.com/Jj9hW408mD https://t.co/WJ40PO5dNh
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) September 30, 2023
Drake took advantage of the opportunity to highlight Brady’s attendance by presenting him to the jubilant Miami crowd as the “Real GOAT,” or Greatest of All Time.
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The Kaseya Center crowd erupted in cheers when Drake embraced Brady there; it was obvious that they were enjoying having the greatest football player ever attend a show.
The Raiders: Do Tom Brady still own them? All the information we currently have regarding the stake
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Brady does possess a share in the Raiders even if the NFL has not formally recognized him as an owner.
Also not disclosed to the public are specifics regarding his ownership stake. Since he was revealed to be a minority shareholder in the franchise, it is most likely to be less than the 51% threshold.
Brady owns a similar amount of the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces, who are also controlled by Mark Davis. The former quarterback signed a comparable contract with Birmingham City, an English soccer team, earlier this year.
Additionally, he has invested in a pickleball organization and a team competing in the E1 series, an electric boat racing competition.
When might the NFL disclose that Tom Brady is a minority owner of the Raiders?
Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported earlier this month that the league had not yet approved Brady’s purchase of a minority share.
A vote on Brady’s association with the Raiders might occur at the Fall League conference in October, even if it might have been put on hold for discussion during the Minneapolis conference earlier this year.
If that doesn’t happen, it might be decided upon at the Winter League Meeting in December. Brady will technically be qualified to return to the league until that time.
