During an appearance on "Fox NFL Sunday," Brady was asked what it was like to play against his former team and whether it was an emotional experience. His response was something he didn't want Patriots owner Robert Kraft to hear.

On "FOX NFL Sunday," Drake Maye said he's not trying to emulate Tom Brady, but that he's "trying to pull what I can from him."

Fox Sports commentator and legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady appeared to accidentally swear during the Giants-Eagles game.

Tom Brady knows what it's like to play against a franchise that didn't want you anymore after—give or take—two decades at the helm. That's why, ahead of Aaron Rodgers' much-anticipated matchup against his former team the Packers on Sunday night in Pittsburgh, the GOAT was able to relay some sound advice on how to handle the situation.

Week 8 of the NFL season will feature Tom Brady calling the New York Giants vs. Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia. Kick off for the game is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET. The Giants vs. Eagles will air on FOX. It will also be available to be streamed FOXSports.com, FOX Sports App and FOX One (Try free for 7 days)

Drake Maye joins an elite QB club with 200+ passing yards & 100+ passer rating in 7+ consecutive games within a season at any age: 🏆 Aaron Rodgers (2011, 2020) 🏆 Tom Brady (2007) 🏆 Peyton Manning (2004) 🏆 Patrick Mahomes (2018) pic.twitter.com/lhDTNcHzm0

Tom Brady got the best of the New England Patriots the one time he faced him during his legendary NFL career, but it does not sound like the seven-time

Rookie running back Cam Skattebo suffered a severe ankle injury, halting the New York Giants' momentum. The team now turns to durable Tyrone Tracy Jr.

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen officially announced their divorce in October of 2022. After 13 years of marriage, the legendary NFL quarterback and the iconic supermodel decided to separate. “[Our split was] not what I dreamed of and what I hoped for.

With the Texas offense and Arch Manning looking to rebound Saturday at Mississippi State following a slow start to SEC play, Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady said this week the media scrutiny facing the Longhorns quarterback is a sign of the times.