2x Super Bowl Champion Explains How Tom Brady as Analyst Would Affect Rivals Peyton Manning and Drew Brees’ Career in Sportscasting

Tom Brady moving forward towards a transitional period wasn’t foreseen by many. However, legends like Drew Brees and the Manning brothers made it work, so it was unavoidable. As intriguing as it appears, analyst Brady has the potential to be the greatest Needle Mover in sportscasting legacy. A two-time SB Champion believes he could once again influence his old rivals.

Tom Brady and his actions all along the offseason made some major buzz in the media. Be it the GOAT announcing his retirement, or announcing him coming back to action after just 40 days to deal with some unfinished business. Just months after this revelation, FOX unveils his ultimate intention after his playing days.

2-time Super Bowl Champion Chris Long, the host of ‘The Green Light’ podcast, says to Rich Eisen how Tom Brady entering FOX Sports may imply we won’t perceive Peyton Manning in a commentary box soon.

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He mentions, “The media, we went through this whole thing last week where some people were a little bit upset about the Tom thing or thought he was making too much money. I just want to say this like the media is not a meritocracy. Right. You know, like there’s its entertainment. So it’s how much can you move the needle and Tom Brady’s gonna move the needle a lot. So first and foremost is that.”

Long also believes that the market will shift. He could compete for three years. But whenever he enters the booth, there is a genuine belief that Brady will be better than most people believe.

Tom Brady will face the GROAT

Fans of Tom Brady will soon be able to poke fun at the legendary quarterback. They’ve seen him annihilate opposing teams on the line of work. This is heading to be a little different in this case. Brady would be the first individual roasted on the new Netflix comic special, Greatest Roasts of All Time, according to Variety’s Joe Otterson.

Tom Brady will start serving over his own roasts and upcoming roasts. They will film his segment in 2023, following his upcoming pro football season. Brady, Casey Patterson, Jeff Ross, and Carol Donovan are among the executive producers on GROAT. The Netflix series is the latest movie maneuver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, following his involvement in a road trip motion picture, 80 for Brady. Expect him to make more such moves following his busy post-NFL schedule.

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