Tom Brady is in the first year of a lucrative 10-year, $375 million deal with Fox Sports and his acclimation to the broadcast booth has progressed as expected. The seven-time Super Bowl champion operated under an intense microscope for the first several weeks but now everyone seems to have a general idea of what he is and is not behind the microphone.

Despite his commitments with FOX, NFL legend Tom Brady is reportedly set to play a significant role in the Las Vegas Raiders' rebuild. The seven-time Super Bowl champion acquired a 10 per cent stake in the Raiders in May 2023 after striking a deal with Mark Davis.

An NFL insider has predicted that Tom Brady will walk away from his broadcasting deal with FOX sooner rather than later. Brady started as the network’s lead football announcer this season after inking a 10-year,

Tom Brady's first season as an NFL announcer has been a mixed bag, to say the least. While Brady is arguably the greatest football player of all time, his

Tom Brady is a lot of things. A broadcaster? Yes. A good one? It depends on who you ask. If you ask Awful Announcing’s Ben Axelrod, he’d tell you that Brady isn’t a fit for broadcasting. And there are plenty of examples to support that claim.

It’s hard to argue there’s a more Michael Jordan-esque figure in the NFL than former quarterback Tom Brady. Brady’s legendary career saw him play past his forties and win seven Super Bowl rings. However,

Tom Brady is currently in the first year of his $375 million contract with FOX. So far, the legendary quarterback has experienced his fair share of ups and downs in the broadcast booth. Brady, 47, replaced Greg Olsen as the lead color commentator for FOX.