Tom Brady wasn’t even done playing in the NFL when he got a job offer for when his playing days were over.
Despite having zero experience in the field whatsoever, FOX signed him to a very lucrative deal to become an analyst.
Now, the legendary quarterback might get his first glimpse of what’s to come, albeit not in the NFL.
According to a report by Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, the seven-time Super Bowl champion will make an appearance in the UFL Championship booth on Fox’s broadcast during the second quarter of the game.
Tom Brady won’t be doing a rehearsal, but he will be in the UFL Championship booth on Fox during the second quarter, I’m told. https://t.co/4CUI45SjG8
— Andrew Marchand (@AndrewMarchand) June 16, 2024
Brady will take Greg Olsen’s spot in Fox’s primary broadcast team.
Olsen has done an outstanding job as an analyst thus far, but there are levels to everything, and Brady will bring plenty of attention to the table.
Brady has made some big remarks about the current state of the game and how quarterbacks aren’t as prepared as they used to be or how the league is protecting offensive players too much, so he’s likely going to have some interesting takes now that he’s not on the field.
Some claimed that he may not be as good as an analyst because of his personality.
But it’s hard to think of someone with more inside-out knowledge of the game than someone who was at the top of it for two decades and won seven rings.
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