Tom Brady capped his first year as Fox's lead color analyst by calling Super Bowl LIX alongside Kevin Burkhardt. Where the legendary John Madden used to give out turkey legs to his Thanksgiving Day players of the game, Brady developed his own award given to the top player from each game he called this season.

Nick Foles just can’t help himself when it comes to getting a dig in on former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. The former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback took to social media after the Eagles knocked off the Kansas City Chiefs in a 40-22 blowout victory at Super Bowl LIX.

Tom Brady is known as the greatest quarterback of all time for a number of reasons. He boasts seven championship rings, numerous NFL records and played an extensive NFL career for two teams — the New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

If Patrick Mahomes and his Kansas City Chiefs win the Super Bowl this Sunday in New Orleans, the debate is over. Mahomes would become the greatest playoff quarterback of all time. Tom Brady fans might not want to admit it, but they wouldn’t have to. A mountain of evidence points to Mahomes taking the mantle from him.

The former Patriots quarterback was somehow able to get some shut eye less than an hour before taking on the Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI.

Nick Foles outside of the Philadelphia Eagles was a journeyman quarterback capable of being a useful backup and little else. Nick Foles as a Philadelphia Eagle, however, was a supernova lighting up the night sky in a series of explosive bursts.

Tom Brady discusses with Colin Cowherd how his experience in previous Super Bowls didn’t matter when it came time to play.

Nick Foles had an epic tweet last night after the Eagles beat the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Plus, John Clark catches up with 2-time Super Bowl Champion Brandon Graham.Tom Brady might be the Eagles' go