The bar was set extremely high for first-year Fox broadcaster Tom Brady entering his debut season, given his remarkable playing career and the $375 million deal he signed to join the network's No. 1 NFL team alongside Kevin Burkhardt.

The Las Vegas Raiders are in the midst of their head coaching search and we might now know what Tom Brady is looking for.

Former Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork offered a candid assessment of Tom Brady's broadcasting career, expressing concerns about the NFL legend's transition from quarterback to commentator.

After retiring from the game of football following a three-year stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tom Brady hit the broadcast booth. Of course, he spent one year off away from the gridiron to focus on other ventures and aspects of life.

"I would rather him be my quarterback than on TV doing what he’s doing now." The post Vince Wilfork doesn’t seem to be a fan of Tom Brady’s broadcasting career appeared first on Boston.com.

Get to know how Tom Brady’s passion for luxury cars started with a humble ’67 Dodge Dart and grew to a $3M Bugatti.

The Las Vegas Raiders are in search of their next head coach once again after firing Antonio Pierce earlier this week. Two days later, the Raiders fired general manager Tom Telesco. As Raiders owner Mark Davis tracks down the next coach to lead his franchise without a general manager, he will have another opinion to lean on this cycle—Tom Brady's.

Tom Brady's transition from NFL star to broadcaster is facing mixed reviews from NFL community. Vince Wilfork, his ex-teammate, prefers Brady as a quarterback, while Rob Gronkowski highlights his improvement in broadcasting.

After another disappointing season for the Las Vegas Raiders, which saw the team go 4-13 and winless in the AFC West division, owner Mark Davis fired Antonio Pi