Tom Brady, Mike Tyson Turn Heads With Unexpected Roles In Las Vegas Concert

Tom Brady is enjoying the retired life. Arguably the greatest quarterback in NFL history, Brady has turned to different passions in his retirement. Whether it's trying to get a stake of the Las Vegas Raiders or trying his hand in the announcer booth, the former NFL legend is living his life.

On Friday, Brady added another story to his post-retirement career. The NFL legend showed up to former The Voice contestant Morgan Waller's concert in Las Vegas with another sports legend Mike Tyson. Notably, Brady was seen wearing a Raiders hat as part of his outfit to the concert.

No matter how many times we see it, it's still going to be a surreal sight. For the longest time, Brady and the Raiders mixed like water and oil. The controversial Tuck Rule gave Brady's Patriots a crucial win in the 2001 playoffs over the then-Oakland Raiders. The ruling arguably led to the Pats' dynasty, which lasted for over two decades.

Now, though, Raiders fans might be changing their opinion of Brady. The former NFL quarterback is notably trying to buy an ownership stake in the Raiders. This move has been opposed by other owners, given Brady's position as an analyst for Fox in the 2024 season.

There's also a small portion of the fanbase that believes that Brady could still un-retire and join the Raiders for one last hurrah. In his last full season for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he threw for 4,694 yards with 25 touchdowns and nine interceptions.

If anyone would have a chance of becoming an elite QB at 47 years old, it's probably Brady. However, he seems committed to his pursuit of an ownership stake and his broadcasting career.