When Tom Brady first took to the microphone for his Super Bowl debut, looking dapper in a well-tailored suit, all eyes were on his blingy accessory: the flashy $740,000 timepiece peeking out from his sleeve.

Brady's presence might have made Fox's Super Bowl LIX broadcast feel bigger, but it wasn't by anything he said.

The NFL’s record leader in passing yards, touchdowns and wins signed 10-year deal worth a reported $375 million to become the lead NFL analyst for Fox Sports. In his rookie season as a broadcaster, Brady was in the booth with Kevin Burkhardt calling the Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

Former New England Patriots quarterback and current FOX Sports broadcaster Tom Brady wore a spiffy watch while in the booth for Super Bowl LIX’s matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.

While playing quarterback for the New England Patriots in 2017, Brady and his team were down 21-3 at halftime. They made a huge comeback in the second half to force overtime, then won the game 34-28. It gave Brady his fifth Super Bowl win and went on to further cement him as the GOAT.

Tom Brady's GOAT status remains intact, as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs came up short in their bid to become the first team to win three straight Super Bowls on Sunday night.

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Fans needed more from Fox on the how and why the Eagles made Patrick Mahomes look mortal, Richard Deitsch says.