TOM Brady is back for his second year with Fox, and he is making appearances on Fox NFL Sunday.
The legendary quarterback sat down with Terry Bradshaw and co to discuss all of the action ahead of Week 2.
Tom Brady’s long-winded Fox NFL Sunday answer left his cohosts confused[/caption]
Terry Bradshaw couldn’t stop laughing during Brady’s explanation[/caption]
During his appearance, Brady was asked about Ben Johnson coaching his first game against the Detroit Lions.
“Ben Johnson, former coordinator of the Detroit Lions now head coach of the Chicago Bears,” Strahan said.
“Have you ever faced a former coordinator, and how do you think Ben Johnson is going to fare against his former team?”
From being in the NFL for so long, Brady has plenty of experience going up against his former coaches.
“Man, 23 years in the NFL I think I’ve faced everybody at some point,” Brady said.
“There were a lot of guys that left the Patriots and came back and coordinated against me.
“I think that was a great challenged because they knew that I knew that they knew that I knew that they were going to do something.
“It gets confusing at that point, so in the end you just have to go out there and play good football.
“Execute, go with your rules, but obviously there’s a lot more on the line.”
Brady’s explanation was so long winded that it had Bradshaw’s head spinning in circles.
By the end of it he was doubled over in laughter while Brady was talking.
After his appearance on Fox NFL Sunday, Brady announced that he would be coming out of retirement for a flag football tournament.
“I’ve been very lucky over a long period of time to play football all over the world,” Brady said.
‘I’ve played in Germany, I’ve played in the UK several times, I’ve played in Mexico, and the fans everywhere have brought so much energy and passion for the game of football.
“And it made the experience special for everyone involved, I can remember those games as if they were yesterday.
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“I’ve always admired the power of flag football, the fastest growing sport in the world, and how it connects fans of all ages.
“And I want to help continue the global movement in momentum that our game is having.
“This is a first of its kind round-robin tournament that will expose even more fans to our great game while bringing them face to face with some of the biggest stars…
“There are already NFL games in different countries around the world, and flag football is going to be part of the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
“So this is an important time to continue taking the game to new places.”
