Tom Brady joined "FOX NFL Kickoff" and "FOX NFL Sunday" to discuss the New England Patriots, Philip Rivers' return and more.

Patrick Mahomes might never be the same as an NFL quarterback. But before Kansas City Chiefs fans embrace a worst-case scenario, it’s worth taking a look at Tom Brady’s career arc

Should New England Patriots Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady suit up in the current landscape of the NFL, would he succeed in leading some scoring drives down

One of Tom Brady’s old foes has made a stunning return to the NFL. So does Brady think he could still play at 48?

One of the headline stories of the day in the NFL is Philip Rivers ’ return to the league, as he joins the Indianapolis Colts to replace Daniel Jones. At 44 years old, the quarterback is putting the helmet back on, playing well into his 40s just as the legendary Tom Brady once did.

Tom Brady will be on the call when Matthew Stafford takes on his former team on Sunday, and he knows what it's like to battle a franchise that he was a part of for over a decade.

The answer might vary depending on one's viewpoint, but for those who picked Brady's finale, there is no argument that it's the most compelling choice. It's been a long five years for the Patriots since, with their 2025 resurgence sparked by Vrabel, whose presence on the home sideline Sunday completes the high-stakes circle.

Longtime Patriots QB Tom Brady announced Tuesday that he will not return to the team for the 2020 season. Brady, who is a free agent, made the announcement on Twitter. "Although my football journey will take place elsewhere, I appreciate everything that we ...

Tom Brady retired when he was 45 years old. That was the 2022 season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And unlike every other season of his career, Brady had a losing record (8-9). That was Brady's 23rd and final campaign in the NFL. It was his third with the Bucs after 20 with the Patriots.