1. Tom Brady made a massive improvement as Fox’s lead NFL analyst from last year to this year. He is so much more comfortable in his role and has relied more on his experience as the greatest quarterback of all time than on stats.

After his NFL career, Tom Brady is now topping a different kind of leaderboard. According to Forbes, Brady finished first on the list of highest-paid TV hosts of 2025. His move from the field to the booth has paid off fast. Brady earned $37.5 million this ...

An ESPN analyst shared why Tom Brady was amazed after watching Fernando Mendoza orchestrate a national championship-winning performance on Monday.

The Las Vegas Raiders need a new head coach, and minority owner Tom Brady got a front-row view for one of his top picks on Sunday. According to ESPN senior reporter Jeremy Fowler, Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak has emerged as “a prime candidate” to become the Raiders’ next head coach following “a strong Read

With head coach Pete Carroll’s firing and a first-round pick in hand, Tom Brady’s Las Vegas Raiders have scoured the market in search of the next man at the helm, conducting 15 interviews so far. They’re finally starting to trim that list down,

A little bit of extra scouting on the job never hurt, right? Tom Brady has been called out by NFL fans for a conflict of interest. In the broadcasting booth as part of his $375 million color

The Indiana Hoosiers won the national championship under the head-coaching of Curt Cignetti. But the biggest storylines of their 2025 seasonwas the Heisman award-winning quarterback, Fernando Mendoza.

Considered the greatest NFL player of all time, Brady was learning a new job — with around 25 million viewers judging each syllable every Sunday afternoon — but he felt like he had training wheels on, trying to find his balance and some success as the season progressed, but never a full rhythm.