Tom Brady lost two Super Bowls to the Giants, a third to the Eagles and was defeated twice by the Broncos one game shy of the Super Bowl. While each of those teams had considerable success against him,

Tom Brady, the NFL icon with ten Super Bowl appearances, has spoken about adjusting to his new role in broadcasting. Despite his confidence on the field, the seven-time Super Bowl champion admitted to feeling a bit jittery ahead of Super Bowl LIX.

Brady — who signed a 10-year, $375 million contract to be Fox’s lead NFL analyst — will be in the booth alongside Kevin Burkhardt. While Brady’s first season as an announcer was shaky, at best, the NFL didn’t exactly make his job any easier by signing off on his minority stake in the Raiders.

While playing quarterback for the New England Patriots in 2017, Brady and his team were down 21-3 at halftime. They made a huge comeback in the second half to force overtime, then won the game 34-28. It gave Brady his fifth Super Bowl win and went on to further cement him as the GOAT.

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Tom Brady's first season as an NFL color commentator is now in the books after he called Super Bowl LIX alongside Kevin Burkhardt.

New England Patriots icon Tom Brady may have more Super Bowl experience than anyone could wish for, but that didn't stop him from revealing a bout of nerves ahead of the NFL's biggest game

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady may have more Super Bowl experience than anyone could wish for but that didn't stop the former quarterback from revealing a bout of nerves ahead of the big game