Tom Brady is back in the Fox booth today for another NFL Week 4 broadcast.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion is part of Fox’s lead broadcast team for Sunday’s NFL action, continuing his third season as an NFL analyst. Brady has already called three games this season alongside Kevin Burkhardt.
His Week 4 assignment features two teams with playoff expectations and several recognizable names, giving Brady another high-profile game to analyze.
Tom Brady is Calling Rams vs. Eagles
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Brady is calling the Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles matchup today at Lincoln Financial Field. The game kicks off at 1 p.m. ET on Fox, with Kevin Burkhardt handling play-by-play and Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sideline.
This is Brady’s fourth assignment of the season. He opened Week 1 with the Washington Commanders visiting the Eagles before calling Commanders vs Dallas Cowboys in Week 2 and the Los Angeles Chargers vs Buffalo Bills game in Week 3.
The Eagles enter the matchup at 2-1, while the Rams are 1-2 following their Week 3 loss to the Denver Broncos. The game also brings Matthew Stafford back to Fox’s top crew, while Jalen Hurts faces Brady for the second time this season.
Brady Has Already Delivered Viral Moments This Season
Brady has attracted plenty of attention during his first three broadcasts of the 2026 season, both for his football analysis and some of his more unexpected descriptions.
During Week 1, Brady went viral for describing a Jalen Hurts throw as a “butterfly with sore legs.” He also brought his Super Bowl LI play-call sheet onto the broadcast while explaining how NFL play-call sheets work.
His Week 2 broadcast produced another memorable moment when Brady reacted to Jayden Daniels’ elbow injury with an expletive. He also described Dak Prescott’s deep completion to CeeDee Lamb as a “piss missile.” Brady subsequently acknowledged the language and apologized to viewers.
In Week 3, Brady generated another viral clip while discussing Justin Herbert’s interception against Buffalo, referring to the errant pass as a “meatball sub.”
Now, Brady returns to Philadelphia for another Sunday afternoon broadcast in Philadelphia.
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