In becoming the most successful quarterback in NFL history, Tom Brady walked to the line of scrimmage with the answers to the test.
As if his mind were working in 4-D, he knew the defense’s plan, as well as his opponent’s. His lightning-quick processing resulted in seven rings and the title of the greatest NFL quarterback of all time.
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As a $375 million NFL game analyst, Brady has a ways to go if his words are going to lead Fox Sports’ championship coverage instead of just being a part of it.
His presence might have made the Super Bowl LIX broadcast feel bigger, but it wasn’t by anything he said.
Ending his rookie
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