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.

FOX NFL analyst Tom Brady admitted that he'd rather be playing football than calling it. He's in year one of a $375 million deal.

But the NFL and Fox have taken this concept too far. In a world full of people who are willing to cater to Brady’s wishes, the most powerful sports league and a top broadcast partner have colluded to make Brady even richer and,

Former New England Patriots QB Tom Brady was approved as a new minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders last week. On the surface, this is just another way for B

Tom Brady sat down with Patrick Mahomes before the Kansas City Chiefs visited the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. Brady was to be on the call with Kevin Burkhardt while Mahomes would be calling signals for the Super Bowl champions.

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,