It’s April Fools Day, so take everything you read with a grain of salt. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady had a little fun on Twitter and toyed with the hearts of all Patriots fans.
Bye, bye Brady?
I'm retiring. In my spare time, I'll be tweeting #LFG
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) April 1, 2019
Perhaps if the GOAT tweeted a little more often this could’ve fooled a person or two, but Brady waited until April 1 to tweet for the first, and second, time to play with his fans.
Everyone, OK?
Was this a bad joke?
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) April 1, 2019
Just in case there were a few Patriots fans in New England that pressed the panic button, Brady made his intentions clear about an hour later. Football fans from Maine to Massachusetts can collectively breath a sign of relief.
McVay tells Schefter how he pranked Kingsbury
Sean McVay reveals the Hall-of-Fame prank he played on Kliff Kingsbury.
Packers’ HC Matt LaFleur discusses expectations in Year 1 in GB.
49ers’ HC Kyle Shanahan talks about the No. 2 pick and how close SF was to making a major splash.
Listen: 👇https://t.co/m2HEiiC0Kg
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) April 1, 2019
On Adam Schefter’s podcast he spoke with Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, who let Schefter and the listeners in on a prank he pulled on new Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury.
You can listen to the podcast yourself to get the full story in all it’s glory, but long-story-short, McVay made Kingsbury believe they both would lose draft picks in this season’s NFL Draft for tampering by having dinner with Patrick Mahomes.
Bears all in for Year 100
A historic jersey for a historic year.#Bears100 https://t.co/p0ZsbSjO7Z
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) April 1, 2019
The Chicago Bears had a little fun on Monday as well, posting a video of some special uniforms the team would wear for the 100th season of the NFL.
The Bears have a classic look, but in the video featuring quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, they announced that every player will play this season with the No. 1 in front of their regular numbers.
“I’m going to be sporting the nice No. 110 this year,” Trubisky says.
No joke here
7 years ago today I woke up on the floor of a prison cell…I had nothing to live for, or so I thought. If I had known the size of the blessing that was coming, I would have understood the magnitude of the battle I was fighting!I got up, there is Hope!! #soberlife #7yearssober pic.twitter.com/s5NJOMZDby
— Ryan D Leaf (@RyanDLeaf) April 1, 2019
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf took a very serious moment to reflect on how far he has come in his personal life. On the field, Leaf was a bust and off the field he was too for a long time. But Leaf has now been sober for seven years and doing well in life.
Good for Leaf, an everyday inspiration to many.
