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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’s first season in the broadcast booth has received mixed ratings. If Andrew Marchand of The Athletic is right, he won’t need to work to improve his game-calling. That’s because the media insider predicted that Brady will walk away from his 10-year, $375 million contract at the end of this season.

Tom Brady has been among the most talked-about football talkers this season after embarking on his NFL broadcasting career with Fox. The seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback agreed to a record-setting 10-year, $375 million contract with the network in 2022 and made his debut alongside Kevin Burkhardt back in September.

As the NFL regular season heads into its final week, Week 18, playoff-hopeful teams are giving it their all to secure a postseason spot. Amid the excitement, Fox Sports analyst Tom

Is it possible that Brady will have found broadcasting tougher and less rewarding than he hoped? Is it possible that he will be more intrigued by the challenge of turning the Raid

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 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.