How to watch Tom Brady's Fox broadcast debut: TV schedule and live stream details

Tom Brady might have retired from the NFL, but the seven-time Super Bowl champion hasn't walked away from the game. After sitting out the 2023 NFL season, Brady will be back this season as a broadcaster with Fox.

Brady's focus has been on prepping for his new role with Fox, which is paying him $375 million over the course of 10 years. He has expanded his investments, including ownership of professional teams and his personal brand.

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Tom Brady's Fox debut live stream details

Tom Brady's broadcasting debut will be available to watch on Fox.

Reporters for Fox in Week 1:

• Kevin Burkhardt
• Tom Brady
• Erin Andrews (sideline reporter)
• Tom Rinaldi (sideline reporter)

The game can be live-streamed if one cannot access Fox directly.

Streaming platforms that will cover Tom Brady's Fox debut:

1. ESPN+
2. NFL+
3. Fubo Live TV
4. YouTube TV
5. Sling TV
6. DirectTV Stream
7. Hulu Plus Live TV

Subscription packages come at a price. Fubo, for example, is $49.99 for the first month and $79.99 after that. The package includes over 200 channels to watch. A 4K upgrade with more sports channels will cost $69.99 the first month and $99.99 later on Fubo.

Sling TV, which also streams the games, has an Orange + Blue plan worth $60.

Hulu+, which has a three-day free trial, is for $77 per month. However, it also comes with an ESPN+ and a Disney+ bundle.

NFL+, which is one of the cheapest options available, can be purchased for $40 per year. It costs $7 per month.

Which game is Tom Brady calling in Week 1?

Tom Brady will make his Fox broadcast debut in the Dallas Cowboys vs Cleveland Browns game on Sunday.

• Kickoff time for Cowboys-Browns game: Sunday, Sept. 8, 4:25 p.m. ET (1:25 p.m. PT)
• Channel: Fox
• Venue: Huntington Bank Field (Cleveland, Ohio)

Brady will also cover the Super Bowl LIX, which will be played on Feb. 9, 2025, in New Orleans.

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