Weeks After Retirement, Tom Brady Announces Sudden Multi-Year Deal That Guarantees His Involvement in Football

On February 1, the seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback announced he retired from football. The decision came after an underwhelming season where the 45-year-old QB’s goal was to win his eighth Super Bowl ring. Even though he could not get what he desired, Tom Brady had a content look on his face when he told his fans that he will hang his cleats. Despite his on-field career being over, the 15-time Pro Bowler will not stop hustling outside football. The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB announced a multi-year deal that will keep him involved with the football world.

Brady hosts his hit weekly podcast with former NFL star wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald and Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Jim Gray on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio and SiriusXM NFL Radio channel. There, the iconic shot-caller used to give his opinions and shed light on the plays he made in a game. Along with that, Brady, Gray, and Fitzgerald discussed everything that happened in the world of professional football.

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Since TB12 retired this month, he had a sweet 10-year/$375 million deal waiting for him at FOX Sports. But that would not begin until 2024. Hence, for all the Brady fans, SiriusXM retained a multiyear renewal to air ‘Let’s Go! with Tom Brady, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray.’ This means that the future HOF-er will take a complete gap year before joining the FOX Network as a sports analyst.

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Tampa Tom played for twenty-three glorious seasons. He made his mark when he was the lead QB of the New England Patriots. The Patriots may never get a QB as talented and skilled as Tom Brady. And with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he won his seventh Super Bowl ring. Therefore, his achievements make him one of the most sought-after sports media personalities.

Now that the 3 x NFL MVP has retired from the sport, it will be even more interesting to hear his nuanced take. The podcast could serve as a stage where he could practice on-air voice before debuting on television.

On SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio and SiriusXM NFL Radio channels, Let’s Go! Season 3 will continue each week. Following those broadcasts, the SXM App will offer full-length podcast versions of Gray’s in-depth discussions with Brady and Fitzgerald.

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