What can’t Tom Brady do? Reports came out on Tuesday morning that the 7x Super Bowl Champion will be joining Fox Sports as an analyst when his playing career ends.
The announcement was made by CEO Lachlan Murdoh on Fox’s corporate investor call. The networks current lead crew is Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen. Brady will presumably take over for Olsen whenever he decides to hang up the cleats.
Though he’s in the middle of setting up his post-playing career already, the GOAT still has plenty of football left in him. According to the sportsbook BetOnline.ag, Brady has the second best odds to lead the NFL in passing yard next season. Here are their top ten:
1. Justin Herbert +750
2. Tom Brady +800
3. Patrick Mahomes +850
t4. Derek Carr +1000
t4. Joe Burrow +1000
t4. Matthew Stafford +1000
t4. Josh Allen +1000
8. Dak Prescott +1200
9. Aaron Rodgers +1400
10. Russell Wilson +1600
Brady led the league in passing last season with a career high 5,316 yards, so I don’t see why he can’t do it again. He still has Mike Evans and Chris Godwin to play with, and with another year of Byron Leftwich’s offense under his belt, +800 odds feel like excellent value here.
Brady has won the NFL’s MVP award three times, and he currently has the fifth best odds to take the trophy home again. Here are BetOnline’s top ten:
1. Justin Herbert +700
t2. Josh Allen +750
t2. Patrick Mahomes +750
4. Joe Burrow +1000
5. Tom Brady +1200
t6. Aaron Rodgers +1400
t6. Russell Wilson +1400
t6. Deshaun Watson +1400
t9. Matthew Stafford +1800
t9. Jalen Hurts +1800
I don’t like this bet as much, but +1200 here is worth a dart throw. He’ll forever be the most valuable player in my book.
Tom Brady has had quite the offseason. He originally decided to retire from football on a random winter Saturday just a week before the Super Bowl, and completely blew off the Patriots and their fans in the process.
Then, just 40 days later, he decided to return to the Buccaneers for the 2022 season.
Brady has plenty of ventures ahead of him. TB12 Sports, Brady Brand, 80 for Brady, and now he’s going to be Fox’s lead NFL analyst.
The crazy part about the Fox announcement? He’s set to make $375 MILLION over 10 years with the network. That’s more money than he’s made as a player to date.
Brady will be electric in the booth. He has done an outstanding job with Tom vs. Time and Man in the Arena, and he has the charisma and confidence to kill it on a broadcast.
I very much look forward to him calling games for years to come. For now though? +800 to lead the league in passing yards and +1200 to win the NFL MVP seem like great bets to start your 2022 season with at BetOnline.
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