Tom Brady Gets the Ultimate Endorsement as NBC Rakes in the GOAT of All GOATs, Michael Jordan, to Promote Sunday Night Football

The NFL season 2022-23 has officially begun with the Buffalo Bills demolishing the defending champs, the LA Rams. But the most awaited match-up would be at the AT&T Stadium. Tom Brady and the Buccaneers will take on Dak Prescott and the Cowboys. However, NBC went a step ahead by getting in the Undisputed GOAT, Michael Jordan, to hype the game.

Tom Brady had everyone clutching their hearts during the offseason after he made his retirement announcement public. But not too long after, he pulled a ceremonious comeback. Sunday would mark the 23rd season of The Pharaoh, and it had to be remarkable. NBC aired a promo for the Sunday night game during the Thursday night broadcast of the Bills-Rams kickoff. An NBA legend voicing the advertisement made it the most refined approach to market the game.

During the commercial, Michael Jordan narrated, “I was away from the game for almost two years, he didn’t make two months,” Jordan said. “But you know what that tells me? How much he wants it. How much he needs it. TB12, Season 23. He’s back.”  The commercial also had Brady yelling the ‘Let’s Go!’ holler, which made it more iconic.

NBC made a wise decision by enlisting Michael Jordan. The NBA legend retired twice before quitting in 2003. Even Brady took a brief retirement and made his comeback. Moreover, this will be TB12’s 23rd season. During His Airness’ career, he mostly wore the number 23.

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Tom Brady and his Super Bowl quest will have some strong beginnings against Dak Prescott on Sunday. It is indeed a sight to witness.

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The opening weekend will have a Clash of the Titans with Cowboys and Buccaneers going face to face. Both sides have a fierce defensive lineup. But it is the offensive that is going through some reshuffles. Because of a knee injury to Pro Bowl center Ryan Jensen, Tampa Bay had to overhaul its entire foundation. Even WR Russell Gage and RB Giovani Bernard are out of action. Julio Jones and Chris Godwin had limited training time but would play in the games.

The Dallas Cowboys have only one QB, Dak Prescott, while others got cut for the 53-man roster development. They intended to give rookie Tyler Smith a chance at the right OT. However, he would now fill in for Pro Bowler Tyron Smith on the left side after his hamstring tear. Both sides’ defenses could lead the teams at different points throughout the 2022 season. 

Will the Buccaneers run victorious, or will the Cowboys clinch the game? It is subject to witness.

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