It certainly didn’t take long for NFL fans to get tired of Tom Brady during his debut as an analyst for FOX Sports.
Tom Brady has commenced the first of a 10-year deal worth $375 million that he signed with FOX in May 2022. The seven-time Super Bowl champion was assigned the Dallas Cowboys-Cleveland Browns game at Huntington Bank Field with Kevin Burkhardt and Erin Andrews.
But let’s just say it didn’t take long for NFL fans to start hating on Brady and his performance during his broadcasting debut:
There was plenty of excitement around Tom Brady’s arrival as an NFL analyst, but many fans and prognosticators were also disappointed with FOX’s decision to move him to the No. 1 commentary team in favor of Greg Olsen.
The former Pro Bowl tight end was on the top team with Burkhardt and Andrews for two seasons, after Joe Buck and Troy Aikman left FOX for ESPN. So even though it’s out of Brady’s control, there are naturally some sour feelings from fans over his immediate promotion to the top team over Olsen.
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Even if you’re not sold on Tom Brady’s performance thus far, keep in mind that it’s his first game in the broadcast booth. Some mistakes and nerves are natural, and he can only get better from here.
Brady retired in Feb. 2023 after the most decorated career in NFL history. Now 47 years of age, the Patriots and Buccaneers icon walked away ith seven Super Bowl championships, five SB MVPs, three league MVPs and the all-time completions, passing yards and passing touchdowns crowns.
The Brady naysayers better get used to his voice, because he’ll be calling FOX’s top NFL Game for years to come. Don’t forget he has already been assigned Super BOwl 59 in February with Burkhardt and Andrews, too.
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