Tom Brady set to call first Patriots game with Fox after two years

Tom Brady is preparing to call his first New England Patriots game with Fox after a two-year wait. The former Patriots quarterback will provide commentary as the team hosts the Green Bay Packers on 8 November. This marks Brady's return to Foxborough, where he spent the majority of his playing career.

The New England Patriots currently sit seventh in the NFL standings with a record of five wins and three losses from eight games played. Their recent form includes a 24-19 victory over the Miami Dolphins on 1 November, extending a run that includes wins against the New York Jets, Las Vegas Raiders, and Buffalo Bills, alongside a narrow loss to the Chicago Bears.

The Patriots are part of the American Football Conference East division and play their home games in the Greater Boston area. Brady's transition from player to broadcaster adds a new dimension to the team's coverage, offering fans expert insight from a legendary figure closely associated with the franchise.

Following the upcoming game against the Packers, the Patriots will look to build on their positive momentum as they aim to improve their standing in the competitive AFC East. Brady's commentary debut coincides with a critical phase of the NFL season, where every game impacts playoff positioning.