In an exciting career move, Tom Brady, the renowned seven-time NFL Super Bowl champion, stepped into the broadcast booth on Sunday for FOX Sports as an analyst for the Dallas Cowboys vs. Cleveland Browns game. Joining Kevin Burkhardt in the commentary box, Brady embarked on this new venture, taking over the role previously held by Greg Olsen.

With a sense of anticipation in the air, Brady kicked off the broadcast by acknowledging the journey that led him to this momentous occasion. The opening segment largely revolved around the quarterbacks on both sides of the field. From discussing Dak Prescott's impressive contract extension to pondering Deshaun Watson's potential comeback from a challenging 2023 season marred by injuries, Brady delved into the intricacies of the game.

Brady, who signed a lucrative 10-year, $375-million contract with FOX Sports in 2022, had his broadcast booth debut delayed due to returning to the field for another season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It's worth noting that his current broadcasting deal surpasses the earnings he accumulated in his illustrious 23-year playing career, totaling just under $333 million.

Interestingly, reports have surfaced claiming Brady is inching closer to becoming a partial owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. However, ESPN disclosure from last month revealed potential restrictions he may face in his broadcasting career, tied to the NFL's anti-gambling and tampering policy. These limitations prohibit him from acquiring full access to teams' practices, visiting their facilities, attending broadcast meetings, or openly criticizing teams and officials. These restrictions were strictly adhered to during the Cowboys-Browns game.

Looking ahead to the second week of the NFL season, FOX Sports is slated to broadcast multiple marquee matchups. On Sunday, the network has six games in its lineup, featuring both of Brady's former teams. The New England Patriots will face the Seattle Seahawks at 1 p.m., while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will take on the Detroit Lions. Additionally, FOX will showcase the New Orleans Saints at Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts at Green Bay Packers, and New York Giants at Washington Commanders. The Arizona Cardinals will host the Los Angeles Rams at 4:05 p.m.

As for Brady's whereabouts during these games, all signs point to him being present in Detroit to support his most recent team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Fans eagerly await his insight and analysis as he continues to navigate his new broadcasting career with FOX Sports.