Tom Brady drew headlines after he had a rocky debut to his NFL broadcasting career, but Thanksgiving could serve as a showcase for his growth.

Tom Brady already faces several restrictions as he juggles his roles as part-owner of the Raiders and as an announcer

Fox Sports is apparently practicing patience while Tom Brady adjusts to his first year in the booth as their lead $375 million NFL analyst. Brady, 47, is being coached up by Fox producers, who wanted him to incorporate more of what he’s seeing on the field into his commentary — and less intangibles,

Fox NFL Sunday introduces cutting-edge technology with a holographic version of Tom Brady, leaving fans amazed and puzzled.

Before watching football all day on Sundays, you likely tune into one of the several morning pregame shows that air on various networks. If you've watched Fox NFL Sunday recently, you might have noticed an odd new hologram in recent weeks.

Tom Brady and Jimmy Johnson will not be part of FOX's NFL coverage on Sunday as the network has made a significant change to its schedule for Week 13

As part of a Thanksgiving overhaul, Brady will not be on screens this Sunday and the Patriots legend was forced to find out the hard way

Brady proved to be a quick learner in the NFL. After some early struggles when he stepped in for an injured Drew Bledsoe, he was able to not only settle in but also excel while leading the Patriots to a stunning Super Bowl win over the Rams in his breakout year.