Brady will be the color commentator for a Week 1 matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Browns in Cleveland at 4:25 p.m. ET. The GOAT was 7-0 against the Cowboys in his career and 7-2 against the Browns. These are two teams he knows well, but instead of being on the other sideline, now he will be up in the booth.

Let’s Fucking Go.” Tom Brady’s notorious catchphrase (“LFG” is the PG version) was how Fox chose to end its upfront presentation Monday evening, with Brady on stage joined by his Fox NFL colleague Michael Strahan,

As the legendary NFL player Tom Brady is about to make his broadcasting debut, Fox's Erin Andrews spoke highly of him on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Brady will make his first foray into broadcasting when he starts his new gig as part of Fox’s top NFL broadcast crew alongside Kevin Burkhardt and Erin Andrews.

The first game of Tom Brady’s broadcasting career will feature the team that beat him in the last game of his playing career. The Cowboys will visit the Browns in Week One, a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff that will air on Fox, as Brady makes his debut as the No. 1 analyst in the Fox booth.

The legendary former quarterback will call the Dallas Cowboys-Cleveland Browns' game on Fox Sports on Sept 8. Brady signed a 10-year, $375 million deal to become the the network's No. 1 analyst.

It will be a first for Tom Brady and the first time in five years the Dallas Cowboys are involved in the NFL on FOX’s season opener. The network had its upfront event on Monday and it was revealed the GOAT’s first assignment will be the Dallas Cowboys-Cleveland Browns in its season opener.

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady will be in the booth for the Week 1 matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns.

Tom Brady’s broadcasting debut for Fox Sports has been revealed. The network announced at its Upfronts in New York on Monday that Brady will be on the call when the Cowboys take on the Browns in Cleveland on Sept 8. The news was revealed onstage by Fox NFL studio analyst Michael Strahan.

The GOAT and FOX's newest NFL analyst Tom Brady joins Colin Cowherd to discuss joining the NFL on FOX crew and how he approaches broadcasting.

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady no longer judges himself by wins and losses. But that doesn't mean he'll be anything less than dedicated as he starts his new job with Fox Sports.