Tom Brady has added another business venture to his stacked resume after wrapping up his first season as an NFL analyst for Fox Sports.
The future NFL Hall of Famer owns stakes in the Las Vegas Aces in the WNBA, Birmingham City in the EFL Championship, Las Vegas Night Owls in the Major League Pickleball, and the E1 Series in Electric boat racing.
Most recently, Brady became a part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. After a long hold on his bid, Brady finally got approval in October.
In March, Brady’s health-focused brand, GOAT Gummies, will be available on the Gopuff instant platform, according to Hype Beast.
The Gummies are organic and vegan, and use real fruit without artificial sweeteners, dyes, or flavors. The three flavors available will be: Sweet Rush (pear, mango, passion fruit, and cherry), Sour Burst (tangerine, apricot, and grapefruit), and Tropic Fusion (passion fruit, raspberry, and pomegranate).
‘Some may have heard about my dietary restrictions, but I do enjoy snacking,’ Brady said in a release.
In March, Tom Brady’s health-focused brand, GOAT Gummies, will be available on the Gopuff
Before being available, Brady shared samples to Karl-Anthony Towns and Serena Williams
‘For me, it was important to create a snack that both tastes amazing and is made with ingredients I can trust and understand; something I can feel good about eating and sharing with my kids,’ he continued.
‘Gopuff is a proven brand incubator and has been a fantastic partner throughout the development process. We can’t wait to introduce GOAT Gummies to the world.’
Brady has already shared some of the gummies with fellow athletes Serena Williams and Karl-Anthony Towns before the product becomes available to fans.
‘Yum, let me taste these,’ Williams said in a video on her Instagram story.
On the other hand, Towns shared a picture of the packaging and wrote ‘Appreciate you GOAT!’
‘Since my first time using Gopuff, I’ve been amazed by how fast and seamless the deliveries are,’ Brady said. ‘I’m excited to be working with the Gopuff team to continue to drive innovation and help create an even better experience for their customers.’
The Raiders hired Pete Carroll (R) as their head coach and John Spytek (L) as general manager
Amid the controversy, Brady was said to be heavily involved in the Raiders’ recent hiring of Pete Carroll as head coach. Las Vegas also hired John Spytek as their general manager as they rebuild from a 4-13 season.
His deal to take a 10 percent stake in the organization – which he is splitting down the middle with business partner Tom Wagner – was held up over the last 17 months amid concerns from other NFL owners over his 10-year, $375million deal with Fox.
His ownership was once seen as a potential problem in his job as an analyst. Furthermore, Brady’s first year in the booth was marred with poor reviews from fans and figures in the industry.
Nonetheless, Brady shot down rumors of him leaving the network for the Raiders front office.
