It’s not been a banner week for former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback-turned-NFL broadcaster Tom Brady. Brady, who’s a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, has been at the center of controversy for being allowed to broadcast an NFL playoff game for Fox that involved

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Retired quarterback Tom Brady denied the idea he's already looking to leave his broadcast role at Fox Sports. Asked about the topic Wednesday on The Herd

Tom Brady will be the color commentator for Fox Sports during both the upcoming NFC Championship Game, as well as the Super Bowl, and indicated Wednesday that he hopes there are many more big games to come during his budding broadcasting career.

Tom Brady has firmly rejected rumours of his departure from Fox Sports, despite facing mounting criticism over his dual role as Las Vegas Raiders minority owner and network commentator. The NFL legend has drawn scrutiny in recent weeks for his perceived conflict of interest,

Brady will finish his first season serving as Fox's lead in-game NFL analyst without having called a single Las Vegas contest. Media insider Jimmy Traina of Sports Illustrated believes that run could end next fall with the Raiders reportedly set to hire one-time Super Bowl champion Pete Carroll as their next head coach.

Tom Brady made his future with FOX Sports clear, telling Colin Cowherd he plans to continue commentating despite being a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and assisting the franchise

When Tom Brady signed his 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox as the lead NFL broadcaster, the network saw Brady as the perfect person to reshape that booth in the post-Joe Buck/Troy Aikman era. Instead,

NFL legend Tom Brady says he has no intention of leaving the Fox Sports broadcast booth despite many rumors to the contrary.