Recently, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady signed a massive 10-year contract with the television broadcaster FOX Sports for the role of a full-time analyst. With this gig, Brady will become the highest-paid commentator in the history of Television. However, the former Indianapolis Colts punt Pat McAfee believes that the seven-time Super Bowl Champion is worth much more.

The contract assures Tom Brady a lucrative sum of $375 million distributed over ten years. That means, on average, he will earn around $37.5 million per year. Brady can only take up this job once he officially retires from the game. This deal has also ensured the fans that the GOAT will stay connected to the game. However, McAfee seems unsatisfied with the money entitled to Brady’s service.

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“I feel like he’s gonna come in and probably just take over, like everything he does, right? I mean, he took over nutrition, just started opening facilities everywhere, eating avocado ice cream, I think he’s gonna be great but him just being associated with the league and with Fox is worth way more than thirty-seven and a half million dollars a year in my eyes personally.” McAfee said on this talk show.

FOX Sports CEO welcomed Tom Brady to their studio

Tom Brady is an accomplished athlete with so many records entitled to his name. This getting a commitment from such personalities for a period of the next ten years is an achievement for a media company. As soon as the decision was made, Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch announced Brady’s new gig in the broadcasting community.

“Over the course of this long-term agreement, Tom will not only call our biggest NFL games with Kevin Burkhardt but will also serve as an ambassador for us, particularly with respect to the client and promotional initiatives,” Murdoch said. “We are delighted that Tom has committed to joining the Fox team and wish him all the best during this upcoming season,” he added to his speech.

Apart from this deal, the 44-year-old owns various business avenues. From NFTs to apparel brands, Brady has given his full to every venture he overtook. Brady’s future involvement in the NFL will probably become clearer by the 2022 season end.

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