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Fast Company
4 days ago
- Business
- Fast Company
Tom Brady explains how the best entrepreneurs make things look simple
Tom Brady's post-football career has been as methodical as his two-minute drill, and arguably more lucrative. The seven-time Super Bowl champion has systematically built a business empire spanning wellness (TB12), apparel (Brady Brand), and media (Religion of Sports), among other things, along with ownership stakes in the Las Vegas Raiders and Birmingham City FC. And then, of course, there's the 10-year, $375 million deal he signed in 2024 to serve as lead NFL analyst for Fox Sports. Now he's adding another vertical to his portfolio: organic snacks. GOAT Gummies, Brady's latest venture, launched this week exclusively with instant-delivery company Gopuff. The organic, vegan gummies represent Brady's characteristic obsession with optimization—this time applied to what he calls 'better for you' indulgences.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Tom Brady Turns Heads With Career Announcement on Wednesday
Tom Brady Turns Heads With Career Announcement on Wednesday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After finishing his NFL playing career with a league record seven Super Bowl wins, former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady didn't stay away from football for too long. Advertisement Two seasons after his retirement, Brady made his broadcasting debut with Fox Sports in 2024, joining Kevin Burkhardt and sideline reporter Erin Andrews. He even called the Super Bowl in his first season in the booth. Adding to his many off-field ventures, Brady launched his own organic, vegan gummy brand, GOAT Gummies. On Wednesday, he announced that the products are now available exclusively through Gopuff with a dual post on Instagram. "Don't be like artificial Tom," Gopuff wrote. "Get GOAT gummies. Only on Gopuff." The post featured a video of "organic" Brady alongside a more jacked, 'artificial' version of himself, with the two engaging in a goofy back-and-forth conversation. Advertisement "What you put in your body matters," organic Brady said. "That's why I made GOAT gummies. Clean, organic and delicious... Good gummies are made with real ingredients." NFL fans took notice of Brady's newest career move, leaving their thoughts in the Instagram post's comment section. "That one took me to my knees," one fan wrote. "Now this is good Marketing😂," another wrote. "This is not the marketing strategy I expected from Tom Brady 😂," another wrote. "Why do I feel like artificial Tom Brady is just Gronk? 😂," a fan wrote. Advertisement "Artificial tom brady would have been #1 targeted receiver for organic tom," another wrote. "Epic💪🏼," a fan wrote. Fox Sports announcer Tom J. Rebilas-Imagn Images The official release of GOAT Gummies features three flavors: Sweet Rush, Sour Burst and Tropic Fusion. In a recent interview with Forbes, Brady also revealed that more products are potentially coming through Gopuff. "I met the founders (GoPuff) and they knew my background in health and wellness," Brady said. "We wanted to develop some products that we thought the consumer would love, and we found this unique product. It's the first product I've developed with them and there's more to come." Advertisement Related: Travis Kelce Makes Chiefs Decision on Tuesday This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 4, 2025, where it first appeared.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'I love that': Tom Brady praises Caitlin Clark–Angel Reese rivalry, unveils Mount Rushmore of sports icons
Tom Brady praises the Clark-Reese rivalry (Image via Getty) NFL icon Tom Brady has weighed in on one of the most talked-about rivalries in women's basketball, lauding the competitive fire between WNBA rookies Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. As their rising stardom continues to energize the league, Brady called their on-court intensity 'exciting' and 'great for the sport,' signaling a broader cultural shift in how women's athletics are viewed and celebrated. He also shared his personal 'Mount Rushmore of GOATs,' naming legends across sports who inspired him beyond football. Tom Brady cheers fierce WNBA rivalry driving the game forward The seven-time Super Bowl champ told Bleacher Report he loves how Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are bringing intensity and spotlight to the WNBA. Calling it great for the sport, he said rivalries like theirs drive growth. 'Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, this little thing they got going, I love that. It's been really exciting." He also praised WNBA star A'ja Wilson, showing love for the reigning MVP. "A'ja Wilson, from my Las Vegas Aces," Brady said. "I love her, she's amazing.' His shoutout signals growing NFL crossover interest in women's sports, especially from legends like Brady. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like "왠지 목 아프더라.." 뒷목통증에 사용금지 베개 2가지 7년차 개발자 더 알아보기 Undo Tom Brady's personal message to Caitlin Clark highlights respect for rising stars Tom Brady's support for Caitlin Clark goes back even further. In February 2024, as she neared the NCAA scoring record, he sent her a personal video message. 'I just wanted to say congratulations on the record,' Brady said, according to Big Ten Network. 'Like the rest of the country, I've been following along as you chased down my girl Kelsey, but I know she's proud of you too. We love witnessing greatness here. Keep your head down, go finish the job and I'll be watching. ' Beyond basketball — Tom Brady's all-time Mount Rushmore of GOATs Beyond basketball, Brady also revealed his personal 'Mount Rushmore of GOATs,' highlighting legends across sports. Known for his obsessive work ethic and competitive fire, the Patriots legend has long studied greatness — and it shows in his choices. Brady didn't limit himself to just four icons. Instead, he named an extended group of athletes who left a lasting impression on him. "Michael Jordan," Brady said. "He was my childhood idol. He was unbelievable. Obviously, I loved Kobe Bryant. I still love Kobe Bryant. Tiger (Woods), his competitiveness. What Rory McIlroy has done, I love that. Shohei Ohtani, what he's done has been unbelievable.' He added a personal connection too. "Barry Bonds. He went to my high school. I was the biggest fan of him growing up. Michael Phelps. I love him. ... Michael Johnson. Also add : 'I want the best': Tom Brady's GOAT Gummies shake up healthy snacking with Gopuff From women's basketball to multi-sport greatness, Brady's evolving perspective highlights just how deeply he respects competitive excellence—wherever it's found.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
'I want the best': Tom Brady's GOAT Gummies shake up healthy snacking with Gopuff
Tom Brady's vegan GOAT Gummies shake up healthy snacking with Gopuff (Image via Getty) Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady has officially stepped into the health snack market with the launch of GOAT Gummies, a plant-based, organic gummy snack line created in partnership with instant delivery platform Gopuff. This marks Brady's first foray into the snacking industry since retiring from professional football. Available exclusively through Gopuff's app and website, GOAT Gummies are now accessible in over 1,000 cities across the United States, offering quick delivery typically within 15 minutes. Each pack retails for $4.99, making it an affordable option for consumers seeking convenient, healthy snacks. Tom Brady's wellness focus drives flavorful gummies without artificial additives Crafted in France, GOAT Gummies feature clean, vegan ingredients and come in three unique flavors, Sweet Rush, Sour Burst and Tropic Fusion. Free from artificial dyes, sweeteners, and preservatives, these gummies align perfectly with Brady's well-known focus on clean nutrition and anti-inflammatory eating habits. Tom Brady and Gopuff's bold move into wellness snacks In a solo interview, 47-year-old Tom Brady unpacked the inspiration behind the brand. 'Retirement's been a chance to slow down and enjoy life a little more—and that includes treating myself once in a while. But when I do reach for something more indulgent, I want the best.' His words underline the brand's aim to offer snacks that combine indulgence with health benefits. Gopuff's co-CEO and co-founder, Yakir Gola, emphasized Brady's active role in the product development process, 'It's been invaluable to have access to Tom's expertise in health and wellness throughout the GOAT Gummies development process.' This launch is the first product in a multi-year partnership between Brady and Gopuff, signaling plans for a broader wellness-focused brand in the near future. With growing demand for plant-based and functional snacks, GOAT Gummies aim to capture the attention of health-conscious consumers looking for tasty, guilt-free options. Also read: 'He's got to do better': Tom Brady's Raiders leadership questioned as coaching decisions spark backlash By bringing his wellness philosophy into the snack aisle, Tom Brady continues to influence lifestyle trends well beyond the football field, encouraging fans and consumers to snack smarter and live healthier.
Entrepreneur
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Entrepreneur
Tom Brady Releases GOAT Gummies
Tom Brady may have retired from playing football (twice!), but the man is clearly not looking to sit back, polish the seven Super Bowl rings he's won over his incredible 23-year NFL career, and relax. There is no "chill switch" on the all-time winningest quarterback in NFL history. He owns the wellness brand TB12, the apparel company Brady Brand, the media company Religion of Sports, and he is also a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Birmingham City Football Club. And on an upcoming episode of the How Success Happens podcast, he talked about his latest venture, GOAT Gummies, an organic vegan gummy snack he developed as part of his ongoing multi-year partnership with consumer goods and food delivery company Gopuff. Tom, as most people know, is extremely serious about nutrition, but he let his hair down (and took his shirt off) to get the word out about GOAT Gummies. I didn't get a ton of time with Tom, who spoke with me from what appeared to be a very stylish SUV. But as anyone who has ever watched him play against their team knows, this man can get an awful lot done in a very short amount of time. Here are some highlights from our conversation — check out How Success Happens next week for the full conversation and a post-chat analysis from a very special guest. (This interview has been edited for length and clarity.) Dan Bova: Tom, I wanna start by apologizing to you for all the terrible things I've said to you through the television scream while you're playing the Jets. Tom Brady: Oh man, I'm sorry. You're a Jet fan. That must have been rough growing up. Holy cow. But you know what? I appreciate your loyalty. You never left them. There's something to be said for that. Talking about preparing for a football game, you've described yourself as "hyper competitive" and "a psychopath." Is that the same way you approach business? Actually, no. That's what I need help with. And that's why I have business partners who are psychopaths. They cross every t and dot the i's. I approached football in a very different way — I was into the nuances of the sport I understood so well. And I'm realizing that in business, those details are what matter, too. Especially against tough competition. Partnering with great people in the end is what matters the most. You've got to bet on people who have vision, experience, a great work ethic, and great teamwork. And you know that in business, just like sports, things don't always go your way. So you're always going to have to figure out ways to overcome adversity and beat the competition. Subscribe to How Success Happens: Apple | Spotify | YouTube So, when you think about Gummi Bears, do you look at them like the Jets, and you just want to kill? Yeah. I was hands-on from the start with GOAT Gummies. It was super important to develop something that I would eat. that my kids would eat. I want things to be accessible, fun, and with Gopuff, they're delivered to you in 15 minutes, so what more can you ask? How does hoisting a bag of GOAT Gummies compare to hoisting the Vince Lombardi trophy? Oh man. The Vince Lombardi trophy. Seven times in 23 years is pretty great, but it's only less than a third of the time. Hopefully, we hoist these GOAT GUMMIES up much more than a third of the time. We'd love to have these in people's hands every single day. There are great flavors. There's a sweet version, a sour version, a tropical fusion. And they're way better for you than the crap you mentioned earlier. Credit: GOAT Gummies If you could share one piece of advice for entrepreneurs who are looking to level up their business game, what would it be? Just assume that things will never work out, and that you always have to continue to reinvent yourself and find different ways to succeed. So even when things are good, always look for where the problems could come from and never take your eye off the ball. You don't want to spend all the time looking in the rearview mirror, but you'd better understand and learn from all your mistakes. And, you know, that windshield up ahead of you is big and wide, and that's where you need to focus, but also know that there are always people tracking you down. And it's the same way in sports. You've got to stay ahead, don't ever think you've got all the answers and things are figured out. I spoke with Shaquille O'Neal recently about how he set the tone in the locker room when he went to a new team. He said, "I tell them to do things my way or I'll punch them in the face." What's the Tom Brady approach? Well, I'm not 7' 2" and 350 pounds, so it's not necessarily my style. Mine is probably to introduce myself and to get to know the other person so that they can develop some trust in the way that I see things as well. I think there's a collaboration. It's always about understanding what people want and their motivations. That's what teamwork's all about. And that only comes from trust and shared experience. What does the word success mean to you? I think everyone has different versions of that. And your actions reflect your priorities. Everyone has different goals in life. Some people want to win seven Super Bowls, some people want to be in business, some people want to be in politics. When you wake up, whatever priorities you have, do you work your day toward what you want to accomplish? Do you eat, breathe and sleep it? And if it's an off day, is it a good off day? And if it's a travel day, is it a good travel day? So I think those are all the important things. And no punching anybody in the face.
