The post-career avenues for NFL players in media and broadcasting today are plenty. It has become customary for athletes of nearly every major sport to get into the role of sports analysis after retirement, however, while all of them fare well, very few of them are able to do it as well as they played the game.
Despite losing $7 million per year by being relegated from the No. 1 team at Fox to No. 2, Greg Olsen is still winning. In an age where everyone and everything has become naturally polarizing, Olsen has yet to attract a core group of haters.
Tom Brady recently found out that his quarterback skills were ineffective at successfully blowing glass. It’s an ancient method used by artisans to create gorgeous sculptures using malted glass as their base.
When the New York Giants stunned the undefeated New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII, it was one of the greatest upsets in sports history. The Giants entered as double-digit underdogs and beat one of the greatest teams the sport has ever seen.
It has been a little over two years since the San Francisco 49ers were forced to rely on Brock Purdy as the team’s starting quarterback after starters Trey Lance and veteran Jimmy Garoppolo went down for the season due to their respective injuries.
In the news lately, for his much-discussed roast and a mention of a possible in-season comeback, Tom Brady is months away from beginning his career as a play-by-play analyst.
Though Tom Brady’s minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders isn’t official yet, it’s expected the deal will be finalized at some point before or during the 2024 season.
Greg Olsen offered a few philosophical musings on the nature of broadcasting and the upcoming debut of Tom Brady.
On Thursday night, Brock Purdy joined several former San Francisco 49ers quarterbacks at the Dwight Clark Legacy Series event in San Jose. During the event, Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area, one of the moderators, asked the 24-year-old to rewind a couple of years and reflect on how he burst onto the NFL scene in 2022.
Never would Drew Bledsoe, in the wildest of his dreams, have thought that Tom Brady would be the reason for his resurgence across America.
If you were asked to name the top 10 most successful NFL franchises in league history, the teams that would roll right off your tongue would be the New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, the Green Bay Packers, or the Dallas Cowboys.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been on the winning side of many of their rivalries since the turn of the century. They have consistently dominated two of their divisional opponents in the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns, and have won seven of their last eight against the Baltimore Ravens.
During an appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," Michael Lombardi explained what Tom Brady must do to excel as Fox's lead in-game analyst this coming season.
There are plenty of things that make Tom Brady the greatest quarterback in NFL history, including his intangibles and how he was able to motivate himself.
Olsen’s new role with the company has reportedly now come to light.
Last season was a weird one throughout the NFL, especially due to the former stars who weren’t participating in games. Obviously, Tom Brady wasn’t playing, which was a massive change to the league landscape.
The recent Netflix roast of Tom Brady received good reviews, but it does not sound like the former quarterback would be eager to do it again.
The Netflix roast of the former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback was considered an overwhelming success by any standard.
Tom Brady shockingly admitted that the refs in the 2017 AFC Championship Game made the wrong call.
Tom Brady and two of the NFL's highest-paid quarterbacks will gather Week 1 of the 2024 season in Cleveland. Brady, in his regular-season broadcasting debut with FOX, was part of the announcement Monday night when he confirmed alongside new booth partner Kevin Burkhardt that they would call the Cowboys at Browns in Week 1, a 4:25 p.m.
Tom Brady’s first game assignment for his anticipated broadcasting debut with FOX has been revealed.
Tom Brady is set to start his season off with a massive audience. The former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback will call his first game in Cleveland—if he doesn’t return to the playing field.
Brady seemed to take issue with one joke that was told during his roast on Sunday night, but viewers could not tell if the legendary quarterback was serious or going along with some sort of bit.
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