The NFL has reportedly enlisted the help of Tom Brady to educate players about the league's gambling policy after several stars received suspensions this offseason for violations.
Brady, 45, retired from football for the second - and final - time on February 1, but remains adjacent to NFL matters and is a highly-respected figure throughout the league. Whilst at times in his career he clashed with Commissioner Roger Goodell, the league and Brady have now joined forces by asking the long-time New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback to reinforce the seriousness of breaching the policy.
Five players - Jameson Williams, Stanley Berryhill III, Quintez Cephus, C.J. Moore and Shaka Toney - are suspended for the start of this season. At least two more - Isaiah Rodgers and an as-yet-unnamed Detroit Lions player - are known to be under investigation by the league.
