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It’s no secret that Tom Brady is one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history.
His seven Super Bowl rings speak for themselves, and his other career accolades are a laundry list of accomplishments.
While Brady could have retired from anything football-related for the rest of his life, he is about to start a new venture.
Brady will be an analyst for FOX Sports, a job that many football fans are looking forward to, given his success when he was in the NFL.
He has never been a broadcaster before, but he seems prepped and ready for whatever might come his way.
In his conversation with the NFL Network, Brady said, “I’m gonna make plenty of mistakes, but I’m gonna learn as I go.”
“I’m gonna make plenty of mistakes, but I’m gonna learn as I go.” @TomBrady shares his excitement for his first game in the booth and how he is preparing in the meantime. 👏 pic.twitter.com/DsrxJq7DjC
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) June 14, 2024
Brady adopted a similar mindset throughout his playing career.
Even when there were challenges and adversity along the way, Brady took any challenge head-on, wanting to make the most of his time in the league, a major reason for all of his Super Bowl rings.
Brady’s broadcasting debut is in a few short months, leaving him little time to make his final preparations for this momentous occasion.
Several former players have tried to make it in the broadcasting booth, and while some have had success, many have failed.
Brady does have a lot of experience talking to the media, so it will be interesting to see what he can do as a broadcaster, what his style is like, and how he contributes to the calling of a game.
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