Tom Brady officially made his NFL debut. While it didn't come in a start, the young quarterback for the Patriots got his first taste of pro football action, coming in to relieve Drew Bledsoe during a blowout loss to the Lions.

Tom Brady finally made it to national television—as a broadcaster, instead of an NFL player. The former New England Patriots quarterback made his Fox Sports broadcasting debut alongside Kevin Burkhardt on Sunday, with Brady set to call the Dallas Cowboys-Cleveland Browns Week 1 matchup at 4:25 p.m. ET.

Fox signed Tom Brady to a 10-year deal worth a total of $375 million more than two years ago, and the sports world has been waiting with bated breath to see how he’d perform in the booth.

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

After a rocky debut, Brady sounded more poised Sunday in his second Fox NFL broadcast — a good step in the right direction.

Tom Brady found his groove in the broadcasting booth in Week 2. The NFL's all-time leading passer was on the call alongside play-by-play announcer

The seven-time Super Bowl champion debuted as an NFL analyst during the Fox broadcast in week 1 between the Dallas Cowboys and the Cleveland Browns in week 1.

Tom Brady’s second game behind the mic seemed to go much better than his first. Calling a Cowboys game for the second straight week Sunday, Brady seemed more comfortable in his new $375 million Fox job after a rocky debut,

After being lambasted in his first on-air appearance as a color commentator, FOX Sports analyst Tom Brady has received praise from fans who have seen improvement in just a week.

Tom Brady and the Michigan Wolverines athletic program are mourning a tough loss this week. Legendary Michigan Wolverines athletics department figure and life coach Greg Harden has died. He was 75 years old.