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Retired NFL Legend Tom Brady Thrives in Broadcast Booth
1 Oct
Summary
- Tom Brady feels more comfortable in his second year as a broadcaster
- He aims to provide insights and bring viewers closer to the game
- Brady partners with Hertz to promote their new online car-buying experience
As of October 1st, 2025, retired NFL superstar Tom Brady has been working as a broadcaster for a year, and he's feeling more at ease in his new role. The seven-time Super Bowl champion, who signed a 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox in 2022, admits that the transition to live television came with its challenges, but he's now embracing the job.
Brady, 48, says he's more comfortable understanding what's expected of him and how to effectively convey his message to the audience. He credits his "great teammates" at Fox, including Kevin Burkhardt, Erin Andrews, and Tom Rinaldi, for helping him settle into the role. While Brady acknowledges that mistakes can happen in live television, he's learned to not take himself too seriously, focusing instead on enjoying the game and helping the fans enjoy it as well.
In addition to his broadcasting duties, Brady is also celebrating his fifth year as a spokesperson for Hertz. He's promoting the company's new Hertz Car Sales, a fully online car-buying experience that launched on October 1st. Brady believes the new service provides customers with peace of mind, as the cars have undergone inspections and come with warranties.
