Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady revealed on Monday that he will begin his new role as Fox Sports' lead NFL analyst in the fall of 2024.
"I have appreciation for so many people that are so committed every day to showing up to put their max effort into their life and their career and I think for me, I want to be great at what I do," Brady said.
Last year, Brady surprised fans when he announced he would retire from professional football, but then said he would beless than two months later. It had not been clear when Brady would be joining the Fox Sports team, as Fox executive chair and CEO Lachlan Murdoch said last year that Brady would assume his new role"immediately following his playing career," but did not provide an exact timeline.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
WATCH: Tom Brady will begin Fox Sports broadcast career in 2024Retired NFL superstar Tom Brady confirmed Monday that he plans to begin his career as a broadcaster with Fox Sports during the 2024 football season.
Read more »
Tom Brady Says He Will Start Broadcasting Career at Fox Sports in Fall 2024The quarterback signed a deal with Fox Corp. last year to become an NFL broadcast analyst.
Read more »
Tom Brady Says He Won't Start FOX Sports Job Until 'Fall Of 2024'Tom Brady said Monday he won't begin his broadcasting career with FOX Sports until the fall of 2024.
Read more »
Tom Brady Plans Fall 2024 Start at Fox SportsFootball legend Tom Brady plans to start his sportscasting duties for Fox in the fall of 2024, the retired athlete revealed during an interview Monday of Fox Sports 1. Brady’s arrival had previousl…
Read more »
Tom Brady delays joining Fox Sports as Super Bowl loomsBrady told FS1 host Colin Cowherd he didn’t want to “rush into anything' and won't call NFL games for Fox next season.
Read more »
Tom Brady Not Super Bowl-Bound: FOX Sports Deal Starts Fall 2024TomBrady may be retired, but don't plan on seeing him on FOXSports covering the SuperBowl this weekend like some may have thought. / ColinCowherd TheHerd NFL SuperBowlLVII
Read more »