Tom Brady drew headlines after he had a rocky debut to his NFL broadcasting career, but Thanksgiving could serve as a showcase for his growth.

Before watching football all day on Sundays, you likely tune into one of the several morning pregame shows that air on various networks. If you've watched Fox NFL Sunday recently, you might have noticed an odd new hologram in recent weeks.

Tom Brady is not part of Fox's NFL coverage in Week 13, with the broadcaster making a major change to its lineup

The NFL analyst signed a 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox Sports after he retired from the league last year.

Tom Brady is still getting used to his new role as a broadcaster after playing 23 seasons in the NFL. Back in May of 2022, it was announced that Brady and Fox Sports agreed on a 10-year, $375 million deal to be the network's lead NFL broadcaster.

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While Brady has shown improvements across his first season serving as Fox's lead in-game NFL analyst, he very much so remains a work in progress heading into December.

Tom Brady is in his first year as a full-time broadcaster and is learning on the fly. Brady made his FOX debut in September for the Cowboys-Browns game and fans quickly realized that he had a lot of room to grow as a broadcaster.

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady found out he will be working on Thanksgiving in his first season with FOX Sports.

Tom Brady is in the first year of his 10-year $375million contract with FOX Sports, but the NFL legend was left in disbelief when reminded of a key detail of his agreement