Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady will be joining FOX Sports as a new guy but might settle in quickly while already having a familiar presence. The network’s late-night show host Greg Gutfeld, who is on the rise with his show ‘Gutfeld’, is also a Serra High School alumni. It is the same high school that Brady attended, and Gutfeld was happy to share this little-known fact online.

He took to Twitter to share some details about their common past, stating, “FYI – both myself and Tom Brady went to the same high school, Serra, in San Mateo. Good to see one of us made a difference.”

While he appears to be underplaying his impact on the broadcasting sphere over the last year, the proof is in the pudding.

The host of ‘Gutfeld’ has been enjoying plenty of success in the sphere of late-night shows. His show has become the second-most-watched late-night program on broadcast and cable. It has become a rating powerhouse on the FOX network, and someone Brady will get in touch with to hone his skills.

Tom Brady can hit new heights with Greg Gutfeld by his side

The 7-time Super Bowl champion, while being one of the most popular figures in the NFL, is still a beginner in the sports broadcasting world. With Gutfeld on his side, Brady can learn how to capture the imagination of the audience and maintain strong ratings. While both will be working on two different shows on the same network, Gutfeld might be someone who can help the Buccaneers QB.

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Brady recently signed a 10-year, $375 million deal with the network to become the leading NFL analyst. He will be manning the booth with FOX’s leading NFL analyst Kevin Burkhardt after he retires from the game.

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But he will be an active player in the upcoming NFL season before he ever steps foot inside the broadcasting booth.

While it will be interesting to be a fly on the wall when Gutfeld and Brady meet each other, they may never get the opportunity. The NFL fans will get another possible final season with Brady playing the QB position in the 2022 NFL campaign.

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