Tom Brady has always been known for his excellence on the field, and it seems his talents extend far beyond just playing football. The NFL legend, who recently signed a staggering 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox, made his broadcasting debut during the UFL Championship game in St. Louis on Sunday. Fans were in for a surprise as Brady stepped into the booth during the second quarter of the game between the Birmingham Stallions and San Antonio Brahmas.
Brady’s transition from player to commentator appeared seamless. Social media lit up with praise for his performance, with one fan commenting, “He did a couple of series for both teams. A very small sample size, but he sounds very good.” Another fan noted the nostalgic feeling Brady brought, comparing the game to his Super Bowl LIII win: “Ironically with Tom Brady in the booth, this game reminds me of his Pats win over the Rams 13-3 in Super Bowl LIII.”
Despite this being his first time in the booth, Brady’s presence was commanding and natural. “Tom Brady is killing it right now in the booth for this UFL Championship game,” another fan remarked. Brady’s ability to connect with the audience and provide insightful commentary proved he’s not just a great player but also a promising analyst.
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In addition to his commentary, Brady took on the role of presenting the UFL Championship MVP trophy at America’s Center in Missouri. This moment further solidified his new role at Fox, showing that he is ready to take on multiple responsibilities in his broadcasting career.
Brady’s official debut as an NFL analyst will come when the Cleveland Browns face the Dallas Cowboys in week one of the upcoming season. This highly anticipated event has fans eager to see how Brady will perform in a regular-season game setting. Given his impressive start, expectations are high.
The arrival of Brady in the booth also brings significant changes to Fox’s broadcasting lineup.Greg Olsen, who has been highly praised for his commentary, will be moving to a lower-tier team. This shift highlights Fox’s commitment to making Brady their lead NFL analyst alongside Kevin Burkhardt.
