Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady plans to stay in the broadcast booth for the majority of his 10-year contract, according to Brady’s agent, Don Yee, via Sports Business Journal. Brady signed a 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox in 2022. That runs concurrent with him owning a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.

With his increased involvement with the Raiders, will Brady really stick around for a full decade as a broadcaster? His agent says, "Yes."

Tom Brady reportedly tried to pitch Mike Vrabel on joining the Raiders, but he didn't get very far before Vrabel joined the Patriots.

Coach Mike Vrabel addressed the report that he told Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady that he was taking the New England Patriots job. That conversation reportedly led to the Raiders passing on interviewing Vrabel altogether. However, according to Vrabel, that might not have been specifically how things went.

As Gianotti noted, Brady’s future as a TV analyst remains uncertain. The former Patriots quarterback is a minority owner of the Raiders and is rumored to be taking on a bigger role. With Brady tied so closely to one team, there are limitations to the meetings he can take in his TV role.

Sports Business Journal’s Ben Fischer broke the news Thursday that Tom Brady will return to Fox’s lead NFL booth next season. Brady’s agent, Don Yee, told Fischer, “Tom has had a tremendous amount of fun working with Fox this year,

Tom Brady, the legendary seven-time Super Bowl champion, has no plans to back out of his 10-year broadcasting contract with Fox Sports.

Tom Brady is in the first year of a massive long-term deal with FOX, and there has already been some speculation that he could be one-and-done as a game analyst.