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,

It turns out that seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady's transition from the gridiron to the booth was not a cakewalk.

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While Brady has shown improvements across his first season serving as Fox's lead in-game NFL analyst, he very much so remains a work in progress heading into December.

Tom Brady is in his first year as a full-time broadcaster and is learning on the fly. Brady made his FOX debut in September for the Cowboys-Browns game and fans quickly realized that he had a lot of room to grow as a broadcaster.

Tom Brady is in the first year of his 10-year $375million contract with FOX Sports, but the NFL legend was left in disbelief when reminded of a key detail of his agreement