Tom Brady isn’t returning to play; he’ll headline a Saudi flag football Classic in Riyadh next March with Rob Gronkowski and a star lineup. The three-team event, coached by Pete Carroll, Sean Payton and Kyle Shanahan, is a promotional venture backed by Fanatics and global investors, part of the NFL’s push to grow overseas and lift flag football toward the 2028 Olympics.

Tom Brady dusts off the cleats for a new kind of comeback: flag football in Riyadh. In a three-team, round-robin showcase run with Fanatics, Fox Sports and OBB Media, Brady will headline a star-studded field that includes Barkley, Lamb, McCaffrey, Gardner, Garrett, Crosby, Hill, Beckham Jr. and Gronkowski, with coaching from Carroll, Payton and Shanahan. Flag football aims for Olympic inclusion in 2028 and, for now, NFL clubs have cleared participation. A modern crossover moment for fantasy and betting optics.

Week 3 kicks off with Bills hosting the Dolphins on Prime, Al Michaels the lead voice with Kirk Herbstreit and Kaylee Hartung. Chiefs visit the Giants in a SNF showcase, Lions head to Baltimore on MNF. A 15-game slate across FOX, CBS, NBC and ABC/ESPN follows, with full announcer crews for every matchup. This schedule helps fantasy managers map game timing, streaming windows, and late-swap opportunities across the weekend.

Week 2 film review shows Miami taking a step forward offensively vs. New England, with Tua Tagovailoa delivering cleaner reads and a few downfield connections to Hill and Waddle. The passing game still runs through checkdowns and zone reads, limiting upside. OL issues persist, and blitzes continue to backfire at times, leaving Miami with faults to fix before a short-week bout with Buffalo. Overall, progress is real but not revolutionary.