News about Bruce Arians

According to Tom Brady's latest addition to the WNBA, it would not be his last venture into women's sports. Brady will continue to be involved with one of his most recent investments, according to Dr. Jen Welter, who broke the glass ceiling when she was hired as a coaching intern on Bruce Arians' Arizona Cardinals in 2015. Brady invested a small stake in the Las Vegas Aces, the reigning WNBA champions, earlier this year.

Bruce Arians, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach, is of the belief that the 'tru Tom Brady' was figuratively elsewhere during the NFL season. Arians, who joined Tampa's front office after moving from the sidelines prior to last season, told The Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday that Brady 'wasn't himself' in 2022, amid his marital woes and eventual divorce from Gisele Bundchen. Though Arians did not merely mention Brady's inability as the reason for Tampa's fall to 8-9 before the Dallas Cowboys' humbling playoff loss.

When reporters asked how he would honor the team for winning a playoff berth, Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles sparked them off guard. Tampa saw a comeback victory after overturning an 11-point deficit in the first half to win 30-24 and clinch the NFC South and a spot in the playoffs. Bowles, who once sipped in a bottle of crown royal, revealed he would toast his team's triumph in a more traditional manner.

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers seem to be heading in the right direction, but Bruce Arians, the team's former coach, has named the seven-time Super Bowl champion as a reason for the team's 3-5 start. In Week 10 for the second time this season, Brady threw more than a touchdown, as he led the Buccaneers to a 21-16 victory over Seattle, where he also set his highest yards-per-pass record (8.9). Nevertheless, a three-game losing streak preceded Tampa's revival, and Arians made sure to protect his former colleague, Bucs offensive coordinator, for the team's wayward start.

On Sunday afternoon, a close, heavyweight match between two NFC South rivals culminated in a shoving match. A brawl erupted in the fourth quarter of Tampa Bay's game against the New Orleans Saints, with Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans striking Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore, who knocked the latter to the ground. Both benches were banned for their roles in the war, but the two teams were forced to march on the field for a long time.

After an offseason full of uncertainty, a lot of wide receiver movement, and retirements (as well as unretirements), the NFL season has finally arrived. Now that a preseason of fighting, growth, and layoffs has come to an end, we can now turn our attention to the regular season and the Lombardi Trophy competition. Welcome to Sportsmail's Games of the Week, the collection of the best matchups in the NFL this year.

Although most of the league's key players are firmly embedded in the script during development camp, some of the league's best lights — some former — are still available. So, who will your team pick up off the NFL scrap heap? Dailymail.com takes a closer look at some of the biggest names that are yet to find a football home.