Tom Brady makes his FOX broadcasting debut during UFL championship
Tom Brady’s FOX broadcasting career officially got started on Sunday with a cameo during the second quarter of the network’s coverage of the United Football League championship game.
Brady joined the announcing team of Curt Menefee and Joel Klatt during the second quarter and offered his take on the game between the Birmingham Stallions and San Antonio Brahmas. To his credit, the legendary quarterback looked and sounded right at home offering some analysis of the first quarter.
Look who's in the booth 👀@TomBrady is in the booth for the first time as a member of @FOXSports at the UFL Championship 👏
Tune in now on FOX pic.twitter.com/wLoWzShlgx
— United Football League (@TheUFL) June 16, 2024
The real test for Brady will come in September when he makes his debut on NFL coverage. The early returns here are encouraging, though, and it suggests he has been putting the work in despite some doubting whether he would ever even do a game.
Brady has shown he can break down a game he has been watching, and he has plenty of thoughts on the state of the NFL. What will be really telling is how good he is at breaking down plays in real time and offering insight into what might be happening in any given moment.
