Tom Brady recently had signed a record-breaking deal with Fox Sports. The deal is subjected to be around $375 million for ten years. He will join them to broadcast NFL games after he officially retires from the game.

This deal surprised many people, as Brady had recently announced his return to football. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback had announced his retirement following their loss to the Rams in the NFC Divisional Round.

However, his retirement was short-lived, as he couldn’t stay without football for long. Brady had a great season last year, and he was also an MVP candidate. He was nowhere close to being done, and he rightly came back to win more.

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According to reports, Brady’s debut in the broadcasting space might come way early before he is done playing football. He will be partnering with Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen during the coverage of Super Bowl 2022.

The Super Bowl 2022 will be played at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Brady’s availability in the broadcasting booth will be depended on his team’s performance.

If the Bucs are unable to make the Super Bowl, then there is a high possibility of Tom Brady being available for the game. However, if the Bucs do make the Super Bowl like in the 2020-2021 season, Brady wouldn’t be there to help Olsen and Kevin.

Can Tom Brady take the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to another Super Bowl?

Tom Brady led the Buccaneers to a Super Bowl win in his first season with them. They defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in a dominant manner. Since then expectations got even higher for Brady and co.

Last year the team suffered many injuries and the unavailability of key players, which is why they were unable to make a deep run in the playoffs. However, a new season comes with a fresh breath of air. Brady will be locked in to prove his doubters wrong once again.

He came back from his retirement to win another Super Bowl, and he certainly can achieve it once again. The Bucs are among the favorites to win it all this year, but the road ahead won’t be easy for them.

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