Tom Brady recently revealed his new dog, Junie, is a clone of his late pit-bull mix Lua, who died in 2023. Brady said Colossal Biosciences used a non-invasive blood draw taken days before Lua’s death to create a genetic duplicate.

One Gronkowski was nearly impossible to stop, so opposing defenses are lucky Brady only cloned his dog and not the future Hall of Famer. Per Bailey Richards of People, Brady revealed Colossal Biosciences used blood collected from his previous dog Lua prior to her death in a cloning effort to create his current dog, Junie.

The Las Vegas Raiders were in Denver to face their AFC West rival, the Broncos, on primetime Thursday Night Football. It was not the result that they wanted as

Brady, 48, secured minority ownership in the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas Aces in 2023, merged his personal health brand with NoBull in 2024 and also signed on to be the face of Fox's NFL coverage with a 10-year deal worth $375 million.

After Tom Brady announced that his dog Junie is a clone of his pit bull mix Lua who died in 2023, there’s renewed debate over the morality of the controversial cutting-edge tech. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.

Instead, it was Matt Cassel directing a 30-21 Patriots win over Mike Nolan’s 49ers on Oct. 5, 2008. The next time the San Mateo product got a shot at beating the 49ers in Bay Area, they’d moved 39 miles south to Levi’s Stadium.

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady has had quite the post-football career and will be joined with one of the best players at his position during his time in

Fox News host Jimmy Failla and the panel weigh in on NFL star Tom Brady’s cloning of his family dog on ‘Fox News Saturday Night.’

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye continues to draw comparisons to Tom Brady. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has led New England to a 7‑2 record. Maye has drawn comparisons to Tom Brady, who left a lasting legacy with six Super ...