Tom Brady is no longer a member of the New England Patriots and no, hell has not frozen over. The 42-year-old quarterback decided to take his talents to Tampa Bay where he will play for the Buccaneers, a team that hasn’t been relevant since the days of Warren Sapp and Jon Gruden. Brady is looking to make the Buccaneers contenders again and with his weapons at wide receiver, there is a real chance he will be able to do just that.

Now that Brady is moving teams, he is looking to find a new home for his family to live in. Well, it just so happens that he has already found that home. According to TMZ, Brady is moving into the Tampa mansion Derek Jeter made for himself back in 2011. This home is massive at 32,000 square feet and is packed with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

Brady will be surrounded by numerous famous neighbors including some of the players on the Tampa Bay Lightning of the NHL. This home will certainly prove to be a great place for the Brady family to raise their kids, especially once the football season starts.

Needless to say, Brady is already getting himself acclimated to the area which is something Bucs fans should be very excited about.

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It's indescribably difficult to put into words the overwhelming sadness brought on by the passing of Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant. Bryant, 41, and his 13-year old daughter Gianna were among nine killed in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California on Sunday afternoon and the world is still attempting to come to grips with it all.

In the aftermath of the tragic accident, those who knew Kobe best have attempted to articulate the profound impact he had - not just on the sport of basketball, but the world as a whole. Specifically, Kobe's closest friends have expressed just how much he loved being a father above all else.

Ever since being released from prison a few years ago, OJ Simpson has been doing his best to keep a low profile while out in public. It wasn't until recently that the former NFL player began making Twitter videos where he gives his opinion on a wide range of topics including politics, sports, and fantasy football. Yesterday, Simpson was particularly perturbed after it was revealed that Derek Jeter was one vote shy of unanimously making it to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Many have been trying to figure out who the voter was and some are even calling for them to be banned from voting.

Simpson seems to be one of the voices as he took to Twitter to condemn the anonymous voter. As Simpson explained, Jeter's talent and impact on the sport are undeniable which makes it crazy for him not to be voted unanimously. Simpson thinks the writer should have his voting right revoked.