Tom Brady is the greatest quarterback in NFL history. He’s won more than anyone else has, and yet, he was a sixth-round pick way back in 2000.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye added his name to the NFL history books with the team's AFC Championship win over the Denver Broncos.

Tom Brady recently revealed the one pass of his legendary career that he regrets. And history could have been way different.

Tom Brady watched from afar as the New England Patriots completed a run that felt deeply familiar. For the first time since Brady last led the franchise to the Super Bowl in 2019, New England is back on the NFL’s biggest stage,

Even the biggest New England Patriots fans would likely hesitate before suggesting the Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel combination can reach the same sustained level of success as Tom Brady and Bill Belichick did with the AFC East team.

NFL legend Tom Brady flexed on everybody by showing up with an ultra-rare watch that can be worth up to $1 million.

Considered the greatest NFL player of all time, Brady was learning a new job — with around 25 million viewers judging each syllable every Sunday afternoon — but he felt like he had training wheels on, trying to find his balance and some success as the season progressed, but never a full rhythm.

Tom Brady highlighted a Matthew Stafford pass from Super Bowl LVI that he called "one of the greatest throws in the history of the NFL."

Filling in the place of Bo Nix, Stidham faces the team that drafted him with a berth in the Super Bowl on the line.