Tom Brady didn't hold back on the broadcast during the Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions NFL playoff game.

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.

Tom Brady is set to call a postseason game for Fox involving two Lions coordinators who are head coaching candidates for the Raiders, partially owned by Brady.

Tom Brady has been praised for his performance in the booth during the Washington Commanders’ win over the Detroit Lions on Saturday night. The former star quarterback has had a difficult transition from football to broadcasting but appears to be growing more comfortable in the role now that the playoffs have started.

Fans watching Saturday night's playoff game between the Lions and Commanders might've noticed Tom Brady tip-toeing around a certain subject on FOX's broadcast. Brady, a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders,

Tom Brady’s role as Fox’s analyst for the Lions-Commanders game raised questions about a conflict of interest because of Detroit assistants Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn.

Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady spoke about the franchise's head coaching search during the Detroit Lions versus Washington Commanders divisional round broadcast on Saturday.