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At 46 years old, Tom Brady ran a 5.12-second 40-yard dash, faster than his 5.28-second time at the 2000 NFL Scouting Combine, showcasing his improved speed. The seven-time Super Bowl winner posted a video of the challenge on his X account and aims to run a sub-5.00 time next year. Brady, known for his legendary NFL career, is also expected to be Fox's top NFL analyst for the upcoming season.
At age 46, former NFL quarterback Tom Brady successfully beat his 2000 NFL Scouting Combine 40-yard dash time of 5.28 seconds, clocking in at 5.18 and 5.12 seconds in a recent workout video for NoBull. Despite not being known for speed during his career, Brady achieved this personal milestone and set a goal to run a sub-5.00 time next year, showcasing his ongoing dedication to fitness and improvement even after retiring from professional football.
Tom Brady's wellness brand TB12 is merging with apparel company Nobull, with Brady becoming the No. 2 shareholder in the combined companies. The vision is for Nobull to become a complete wellness company, encompassing sneakers, apparel, nutrition, and more. The merger also includes Brady Brand apparel, and while TB12 and Brady Brand will be part of the Nobull portfolio, the company will be known as Nobull. This move is part of Brady's efforts to make strategic business moves as he aims to become the majority owner of an NFL team, including a proposed deal to buy a stake in the Raiders.
Tom Brady has merged his wellness company, TB12, and his apparel line, Brady Brand, with sportswear company NOBULL, becoming its second-largest shareholder after NOBULL owner Mike Repole. The combined company will retain the NOBULL name and aims to be a complete wellness company centered around footwear, apparel, and nutrition, leveraging Brady's name and stature. This move marks a new chapter for NOBULL after a year of transition and layoffs, and Brady also expresses continued interest in owning a sports team, particularly in Las Vegas.
Tom Brady is merging his health and nutrition company, TB12, and his apparel company, Brady, with training brand Nobull, becoming the No. 2 shareholder in the company. Nobull, founded in 2015, aims to become a complete wellness company and was purchased last year by BodyArmor founder Mike Repole. The merger will include footwear, apparel, and nutrition products previously housed under the TB12 and Brady brands, and Brady's involvement is seen as a way to help Nobull become a billion-dollar powerhouse.