Tom Brady confirms no confirmation of retirement, “human torch” Steph Curry is back in shape and Cincinnati schools will close for the day after the Super Bowl.
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Here are seven stories you’ll hear about Tuesday, February 1, 2022:
- Rumors about Tom Brady’s retirement: Bucs QB has spoken out publicly for the first time since news broke over the weekend that he plans to retire, but hasn’t done much to clear things up. UPDATE: Brady officially announced on Tuesday morning, announcements on social media that he plans to retire.
- Woods, Kupp share some time: An emotional exchange between Robert Woods, who received the injured Rams, and teammate Cooper Kupp was captured on camera.
- Harbaugh Watch continues: It looks like Minnesota could be Jim Harbaugh’s preferred landing spot should he decide to leave Michigan and return to the NFL.
- Burnt curry: An old Steph Curry moniker re-emerges as “The Human Torch” that has lit the Rockets for 40 years.
- Stewart’s return to Seattle: WNBA star Breanna Stewart is expected to sign a one-year contract with the Seattle Storm after battling injury two of the past three seasons.
- Transfer window closed: The world’s top football clubs completed squad additions on the final day, including new Everton manager Frank Lampard adding a pair of players.
- Schools in Cincinnati: Some believe the day after the Super Bowl will be a national holiday, and they’re rolling with it in Cincinnati, as the city announced schools will close on February 14.
