Tom Brady is a part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and is also a regular analyst on FOX NFL Sunday - but one sports chief says he cannot do both in 2025

When FOX signed Tom Brady to a 10-year contract to call NFL games on television, there was a lot of skepticism that the seven-time Super Bowl champion would ever reach the end of that deal. A fierce competitor with a diversified portfolio, the thought was that something would draw his fancy and draw him away from the broadcast booth.

Tom Brady is set to leave his £300m Fox Sports analyst role to work full-time in the Las Vegas Raiders front office next season, according to former MLB executive David Samson. The seven-time Super Bowl champion,

Brady is completing the first season of a 10-year, $375M deal with Fox and seemingly hasn't yet gotten into any trouble related to calling games while serving as a minority owner of a franchise.

Tom Brady is wrapping up his first full-time season as an NFL broadcaster. The seven-time Super Bowl Champion has been in the first year of a 10-year contract that he signed with FOX and has been the network's top color commentator alongside play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt.

Dan Patrick voiced concerns about Tom Brady's long-term commitment to his 10-year Fox Sports deal, suggesting Brady's competitive nature might drive him to focus more on his role with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Tom Brady is a little over a month away from completing his first season in the FOX broadcast booth by working the Super Bowl with Kevin Burkhardt. It's been an unusual ride for the seven-time NFL champion,