Tom Brady made clear again he has no interest in returning to the NFL – even as a handful of teams struggle without the proper quarterback play.

Brady and legendary sportscaster Jim Gray welcomed YouTube star "Mr. Beast" – whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson – onto the "Let’s Go! Podcast" on Monday. Gray asked the influencer how they could make one of their videos take off. Donaldson had the perfect response.

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"Well, if you really wanted it to take off, I'd have Tom say he is coming outta retirement. There you go," he said.

Brady laughed but said that is not happening.

"Smart, Jimmy. I am not coming out of retirement," Brady said.

Donaldson said all they had to do was cut the "not" part out of a teaser for the podcast and then all the attention would be on them.

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"I can't tease that. My parents would call, my kids would call. They'd kill me. I wouldn't be around by tonight," Brady said.

"As I said, you're only allowed one un-retirement. And I've used it up. So at this point I'm just looking forward to being in more of your videos 'cause my kids don't think I'm s---. At the end of the day, you know, Jimmy's the one that, he's got their attention. So if he tells 'em to do something, he's got a lot more influence than I do. So I'm actually trying to stay on their good side."

Brady said earlier this year he was retiring "for good" after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were eliminated from the 2022-23 playoffs at the hands of the Dallas Cowboys.

He retired arguably as the greatest quarterback of all time.

John Lennon wanted to start writing songs with Paul McCartney again, years after their infamous feud and the Beatles’ breakup, his former girlfriend said this week. 

"In January 1975, Paul and Linda (McCartney) were saying, ‘We’re going to go down to New Orleans and do a new album ("Venus and Mars")' 

"So, John says, ‘Oh, great, New Orleans, always loved it,’" May Pang, who dated the "Hey Jude" songwriter during his temporary split from Yoko Ono, told USA Today Tuesday. 

"A couple of days later, he’s tinkling on the guitar, and he goes, ‘What do you think if I wrote with Paul again?’ You talk about shock. The reference is like ‘The Exorcist,’ the head flips back. And I said, ‘I think it would be great.’

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"Then he goes, ‘Maybe we should go down.’ He really wanted to do that. I knew if I’d gotten him down to New Orleans, it would have happened."

Pang and Lennon broke up soon after when the "Come Together" singer got back together with Ono. Lennon later referred to his time with Pang as his "lost weekend." He was assassinated in 1980, and while he reunited with McCartney before his death, they never wrote together again. 

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Pang said Ono actually set up her relationship with Lennon during a difficult time in their marriage, telling Pang, who was their personal assistant at the time, "I want you to go out with him."

While she said she at first refused, he later "charmed the pants" off her. 

After he went back to Ono, she said, they still spent time together until his death. 

"He'd secretly come over to see me. He would say, 'You know, I still love you,'" she said, according to People magazine. "He said things to me that were really very intimate, and you could sense there was something still. It was gnawing at him. It was not a finished situation."

Pang documented their relationship in the documentary "The Lost Weekend: A Love Story," released last year. 

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She also took the last known photo of Lennon and McCartney together in March 1974 at a Santa Monica beach house that Lennon was renting, according to USA Today. 

The former writing duo penned nearly 200 songs together when they were with the Beatles. 

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"We were like kids on a first date," she told USA Today of their relationship. "I had some good memories, I really did. And I’m sorry he’s not here. We had a great bond."