Tom Brady is scheduled to broadcast his eighth game of 2024. The seven-time Super Bowl champion will be in the booth this Sunday on Fox.

During a recent appearance on the Let’s Go! podcast — which he used to co-host prior to joining Fox — Brady gushed about his new job, but said that broadcasting can’t beat the rush of playing on the field.

Legendary quarterback-turned-analyst Tom Brady finds himself in new territory this season. Instead of lining up under center and chasing Super Bowl titles, Brady is sitting in the broadcast booth breaking down the action for Fox Sports viewers on television.

The 2024 campaign has been Brady’s first season working alongside play-by-play broadcaster Kevin Burkhardt as Fox Sports’ lead game analyst. In Weeks 1-3, the duo was following around the limping Cowboys.

Tom Brady calls NFL games on Fox, but as part owner of the Raiders, he can't criticize other teams or game officials, or attend broadcast production meetings to prepare for games.

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady made a surprise admission about one thing he’d prefer doing over the broadcast booth. Tom Brady is in the first of a 10-year, $375 million contract he signed with FOX Sports in 2022.

Tom Brady has told how he'd "much prefer" to still be playing NFL than be a commentator for the sport. The former quarterback made his debut on Fox Sports in September as a commentator. He's still getting used to his new role though.

Tom Brady still seems a bit wistful about his transition from a playing career to broadcasting. The former quarterback made the admission in an appearance on the “Let’s Go!” podcast. He made clear he is enjoying broadcasting,