Tom Brady to join Fox Sports as lead analyst when NFL career ends

Fox Sports will hire Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, to be its lead analyst after the seven-time Super Bowl champion’s glittering career in the National Football League ends. saidTuesday

Brady calls games with Kevin Burkhardt play-by–play announcer and serves as an ambassador for network, especially in respect to promotional and client initiatives. saidIn a tweet

Fox Sports declined to immediately comment on a New York Post report saying that Brady signed a 10-year deal worth US$375 Million.

Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch stated, “We are pleased that Tom has made the commitment to join the Fox team. We wish him all the success during this season.” said.

Brady retired for a short time in March after he saidAfter a 40-day hiatus from the NFL, he returned to the Bucs for the 23rd NFL Season.

The 44-year-old Brady saidTweeted that he was “excited” to join Fox, but that there was “a lot more work on the field with Buccaneers.”

Brady, a prospect not well-known in college, was the 199th pick of the 2000 NFL Draft. However, he made the most of it and turned around the fortunes for the New England Patriots franchise.

Brady is known for his intelligence, playmaking skills and leadership. He spent 20 seasons with Patriots, winning six Super Bowl titles. His first season with Bucs was in 2021.

Brady also has rewritten the NFL records book, and is currently the NFL’s all-time leader for passing yards, passing touchdowns, and quarterback wins.

Brady has been in 10 Super Bowls for the first time, winning five times the Most Valuable Player award and 15 Pro Bowl selections. This is the longest streak in league history.

(Reporting by Frank Pingue, Toronto; Additional reporting by Brendan O’Brien, Chicago; Editing and editing by Jan Harvey, Ed Osmond, and Toby Davis