Tom Brady reveals why he won't 'throw shade' at Patrick Mahomes, NFL stars from broadcast booth

Tom Brady reveals why he won't 'throw shade' at Patrick Mahomes, NFL stars from broadcast booth

Tom Brady discusses his broadcasting approach at FOX, emphasizing player greatness over criticism, particularly when commenting on quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes.

Tom Brady Has No Interest In Tearing Players Down While In The Booth

Tom Brady is the greatest quarterback in the history of the NFL, so he knows a thing or two about the pressures of playing that position. That’s why, when he’s in the Fox Sports broadcasting booth, he has no interest in tearing quarterbacks down.In an interview with Complex Sports, Brady had a discussion about Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Brady has helped broadcast several of his games as an analyst, and in each one he has del…

Tom Brady addresses claims of Patrick Mahomes bias during Fox broadcasts

Tom Brady is all set for his second year in the booth. The NFL legend, who was a seven-time Super Bowl champion across his 23-year career, signed a 10-year, $375million deal with Fox to be the network’s lead color analyst in 2022. Brady is set for his second year as a Fox NFL broadcasterAFP VIA GETTY That deal began in 2024 and he now has one season of experience under his belt, which culminated in calling Super Bowl LIX in February of this year…

Tom Brady Explains Why Patrick Mahomes Is Untouchable in His Commentary

The 2024-25 Super Bowl was unique. On the field, Patrick Mahomes—considered by many to be the current GOAT of pro The post Tom Brady Explains Why Patrick Mahomes Is Untouchable in His Commentary appeared first on FirstSportz.

Tom Brady admits he isn't interested in critiquing players

Tom Brady looked – and sounded – like a rookie quarterback during his first season as an NFL broadcaster. He was timid. He didn’t know when to pick his spots. He was unsure when to check down. And he didn’t know how or when to take a deep shot, either. When the lights were the brightest for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, he proved he wasn’t exactly ready to be in Fox’s NFL booth quite yet. It’s not that he was bad. It’s that he was basic. Safe. …