Since Tom Brady retired from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the NFL as a whole, he's made his debut in the broadcasting booth. He will soon cap his rookie season by calling the Super Bowl -- a game he has won seven times,

But what Brady said at the end of the Philadelphia Eagles’ NFC title win on Sunday takes the cake. Dearest readers, as the clock ran out on Philadelphia’s second Super Bowl berth in three years, Brady was literally explaining everything that comes with the biggest American sporting event as if no one stateside has ever heard of the Super Bowl.

Tom Brady has participated in 17% of the Super Bowls ever played. It's accurate to say nobody knows what it's like to be in a Super Bowl better than Brady, who set the record with 10 championship game appearances as a player. Brady's 11th Super Bowl will be a lot different though.

Tom Brady’s Super Bowl nemesis was in the house for. Fox cameras showed Nick Foles during the Eagles’ 55-23 triumph over the Commanders and it gave Brady — in the booth for Fox — a chance to discuss his relationship with his fellow former quarterback.

When Fox’s cameras panned to Foles in the crowd during the fourth quarter, Brady hilariously admitted that he doesn’t hate his former peer, but he is certainly envious of him! Tom Brady to Nick Foles: “I don’t hate you I’m just jealous of you. You caught it, I didn’t!” pic.twitter.com/iSzzP355au

The Eagles tried their own trick play — the “Philly Special” — in the fourth quarter when Foles caught a pass from Trey Burton for a touchdown. Philadelphia won, 41-33, despite Brady throwing for three touchdowns and 505 yards.

NFL legend Tom Brady retired after 22 years in the league. His decision to call time on his career came just six days after he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were eliminated from the

The Fox analyst and former Panthers tight end holds no resentment, but definitely misses calling the top games.

You can always count on Fox NFL color commentator Tom Brady to say something insightful when it comes to football. When it comes to Super Bowl halftime shows, maybe not as much. After Fox play-by-play man Kevin Burkhardt did an ad read for the Super Bowl 59 halftime show,

In his first year as a Fox broadcaster, Tom Brady has had his ups and his downs. The former Patriots and Buccaneers quarterback basically had to learn a new job on the fly, and the gig presented different challenges to those he faced in his playing days.