NFL Football

Sunday’s game between the host Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals still feels Jewish. In part, that’s because the teams represent two of America’s most storied Jewish communities.

Tom Brady announced his retirement after a sterling career as the game’s premier quarterback.

The star has launched his own clothing line and signed deals with a host of college athletes to be the presenters of the brand.

Joseph, who attended Jewish schools in Florida after immigrating from South Africa, said he deals with the pressure of being a kicker by working on having “confidence and faith in my abilities.”

Firkser, 26, has forged a quietly steady career as an NFL tight end. He has started at times for the Tennessee Titans, the team he has played for since 2018.

New sports writers often cover high school or college football, which would require work on the Sabbath as games typically take place on Friday night or Saturday.

Both are standout players, but only one — Ali Marpet, a sixth-year pro for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is expected to suit up for the NFL championship game on Sunday in his home stadium.

Kraft was among some 100 men charged in February 2019 with solicitation in massage parlors.

“I just thought to myself it’s ignorance — someone who has no idea whatsoever what antisemitism is, why his quote could be hurtful to Jews, or really to a lot of people."

"Today, we are announcing we will be retiring the Redskins name and logo upon completion of this review," the team said in a statement.