Tom Brady gives into daughter's wishes, turns cat dad following NFL retirement

Tom Brady retired on February 1, 2023 and so far, it has been quite an eventful two weeks. First came his movie premiere, then a promotional photo of him in his underwear and now he can add "Cat Dad" to his biography.

The seven-time Super Bowl winning quarterback captioned a photo of the two kittens, which appear to be of the Siamese breed. He said that his ten-year-old daughter Vivian 'won again.' Which says that his daughter must have been advocating for the kittens.

The recently retired quarterback's two new cats that he rescued from the Humane Society of Tampa Bay.

He then tagged the Humane Society of Tampa Bay and said that the kittens are now in good, loving hands. Brady also tagged his former Tampa Bay Buccaneers teammate Logan Ryan and his wife Ashley. They work with the Humane Society through their foundation, the Ryan Animal Rescue Foundation.

Tom Brady also joked that the video of the kittens playing and fighting is now what his mornings look like. It appears that the newly retired quarterback will now have his hands full with these rambunctious kittens who will definitely help fill up his schedule.

Tom Brady's production company debuts new series about John Madden

A new limited-time series about the life of NFL legend John Madden is in the works and will be produced by none other than Tom Brady's production company (199 Productions).

The significance of the number 199 is the quarterback's draft pick number. This is something that he has said drove him to be a better player.

Gavin O'Connor will direct the series titled "All Madden," which will be created in cooperation with John Madden's family. The former NFL head coach and longtime broadcaster's son, Mike, said that he believes his father would love Tom Brady to be a part of the production.

“If Dad was still around, and he was looking for a few guys to huddle up and tell his story, he’d be thrilled to have Tom Brady leading the huddle."

The creation of the script for "All Madden" is still in production and the network/streaming service that it will air on will also need to be decided.

The main question that remains for the series is who will the production and casting team choose to play the iconic role of John Madden? One can bet that many Hollywood stars will line up to get their hands on the role.