All the latest news from around the NFL after Tom Brady has stolen the headlines on his return to the Netflix comedy roast specials while speaking on Kevin Hart's controversies from back in 2017
11:15 ET, 11 May 2026
Tom Brady roasted Dallas Cowboys fans while poking fun at Kevin Hart being a bandwagon supporter.
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Tom Brady had a brutal dig towards Kevin Hart(Image: Netflix)
Tom Brady seemed to enjoy himself much more this time around while returning to Netflix for a comedy roast special, aiming a brutal dig at Kevin Hart.
The legendary NFL quarterback had his own Netflix roast two years ago, when comedians poked fun at him. This time, he was one of the speakers for Hart, shocking fans by bringing up a moment from 2017 which would have thought to be off-limits.
Meanwhile, the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini storylines continue to develop with New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft being warned that it's not likely to go away anytime soon. Russini is reportedly set to give an interview speaking on her side of the story in the coming weeks.
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Tom Brady's dig at Kevin Hart's roast
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Tom Brady roasted Kevin Hart on his Netflix special
Tom Brady made a brutal dig toward comedian Kevin Hart during his roast on Netflix this past weekend, while joking about his highly-publicized affair in Las Vegas back in 2017.
Brady referenced his ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders, before bringing up Hart's infidelities. He said: "I’m a busy man, but I do have a few words for you before I return to my affairs in Las Vegas.
"Oh, wait, I’m talking about affairs in Las Vegas. Was that off? Not supposed to talk about affairs in Vegas? I think I broke another rule."
Vrabel and Russini 'problem' for Robert Kraft
Jim Rome has warned New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft that the ongoing scandal involving Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini will continue to be a topic of conversation for months to come and could linger throughout the 2026 season.
The Patriots made it all the way to the Super Bowl, losing to the Seattle Seahawks, and will look to avoid the "Super Bowl hangover."
Vrabel chose not to step down as head coach despite pressure to do so amid his rumored affair with Russini, after images have shown the two on numerous occasions in between 2020 up until this year.
Rome said: "The problem for [Robert] Kraft is that it’s not going away. And there’s nothing he can do to make it go away. In fact, it’s not even dying down, and it’s already been a month."
Stefon Diggs' public plea to Washington Commanders
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs looks on during Super Bowl media day
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Stefon Diggs was released by the New England Patriots on March 11(Image: Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
Stefon Diggs sent a message to his hometown Washington Commanders after being found not guilty in his recent court case, now free to sign with a team.
Speaking at a charity event, he told 106.7 The Fan: “Yeah, a little bit. I’m familiar with the city, and I’m familiar with the people. So, we’re gonna see down the pipe over these next couple of months what looks good and what makes sense. I definitely wanna shed some light on them and might go check them out for a little bit. It’s love, it’s hometown, so it makes sense.
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“But right now I kinda like to take a breath. I’ve been training, and I’ve been doing everything I’m supposed to. But I’m more targeting on the charitable stuff right now, and then everything else will fall in place.”