Tom Brady Unfiltered: Candid Takes on QB Coaching, Raiders Moves, and Viral F-Bombs

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Tom Brady’s week has been a whirlwind, bridging his legacy as a quarterback with his growing influence as a broadcaster, sports investor, and minority NFL owner. Now in his second season as Fox Sports’ lead NFL analyst, Brady set social media ablaze with an unfiltered moment on The Herd with Colin Cowherd on FS1 this Thursday. Responding to questions about early criticism of his arm strength, Brady used profanity twice live on air—specifically the word “bullshit”—which was not bleeped by production. Viewers immediately reacted on platforms like X and Instagram, with many expressing amusement over how his candid passion echoes the Brady seen on the field. Some saw it as a sign he’s bringing that same competitive edge and fire to the broadcast booth, while others were surprised Fox didn’t censor him. According to the Times of India, the clip quickly trended, cementing Brady’s reputation as both unfiltered and authentic.

Beyond the broadcast booth, Fox Sports confirms Brady will be on the call for several high-profile 2025 NFL matchups, starting with Giants vs. Commanders in Week 1 and the much-anticipated Week 2 Super Bowl rematch with the Eagles and Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, a venue Brady himself recently described as “one of the toughest places to play” during the debut of his new Story Time With Tom segment. He’ll partner again with Kevin Burkhardt, Erin Andrews, and Tom Rinaldi, a team that’s quickly become must-watch TV.

Business news continues to swirl. NetWorthHub reports Brady’s net worth at $300 million, fueled not just by his iconic playing career but also by a $375 million contract with Fox, a diverse endorsement portfolio, ownership stakes in TB12, Autograph, and 199 Productions, and shrewd real estate investments. MyKhel this week listed him as the wealthiest celebrity sports investor of 2025, with earnings topping $313 million.

Meanwhile, his role as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders is drawing fresh headlines. On Pattison confirms he’s increasingly present in shaping the organization, openly praising leadership moves—such as the hiring of Pete Carroll and the signing of quarterback Geno Smith—in public statements.

Finally, in a widely circulated interview on FS1’s The Herd, Brady reignited debate over modern quarterback development. Fox Sports highlights his criticism of “dumbed-down” offensive coaching and his call for more rigorous mental and emotional preparation for young QBs, a message he says comes from firsthand experience with coaching legends like Bill Belichick. This candor has amplified his stature not only as the greatest to ever play, but as a pivotal voice shaping the next generation of the sport.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Tom Brady's week has been a whirlwind, bridging his legacy
as a quarterback with his growing influence as a broadcaster,
sports investor, and minority NFL owner. Now in his second
season as Fox Sports lead NFL analyst, Brady sets social
media ablaze with an unfiltered moment on The Herd with
Colin Cowherd on f S one this Thursday. Responding to

(00:24):
questions about early criticism of his arm strength, Brady used
profanity twice live on air, specifically the word bullshit, which
was not bleeped by production. Viewers immediately reacted on platforms
like x and Instagram, with many expressing amusement over how
his candid passion echoes the Brady scene on the field.

(00:46):
Some saw it as a sign he's bringing that same
competitive edge and fire to the broadcast booth, while others
were surprised Fox didn't censor him. According to the Times
of India, the clip quickly trended cement seeing Brady's reputation
as both unfiltered and authentic beyond the broadcast booth. Fox
Sports confirms Brady will be on the call for several

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high profile twenty twenty five NFL matchups, starting with Giants
versus Commanders in Week one and the much anticipated Week
two Super Bowl rematch with the Eagles and Chiefs at
Arrowhead Stadium, a venue Brady himself recently described as one
of the toughest places to play. During the debut of
his new story Time with Tom SegNet, he'll partner again

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with Kevin Burkhardt, Aaron Andrews, and Tom Rineldi, a team
that's quickly become must watch TV. Business news continues to swirl.
Metworth Hub reports Brady's net worth at three hundred million dollars,
fueled not just by his iconic playing career, but also
by a three hundred and seventy five million dollar contract
with Fox, a diverse endorsement portfolio, ownership stakes in TV twelve,

(01:57):
Autograph and one nine nine productions, and shrewd real estate investments.
Mike Kelvis Week listed him as the wealthiest celebrity sports
investor of twenty twenty five, with earnings topping three hundred
thirteen million dollars. Meanwhile, his role as a minority owner
of the Las Vegas Raiders is drawing fresh headlines. On
Patterson confirms he's increasingly present in shaping the organization openly

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praising leadership moves such as the hiring of Pete Carroll
and the signing of quarterback Geno Smith in public statements. Finally,
in a widely circulated interview on f S one's The Herd,
Brady reignited debate over modern quarterback development. Fox Sports highlights
his criticism of dumbed down offensive coaching and his call
for more rigorous mental and emotional preparation for young qbs,

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a message he says comes from first hand experience with
coaching legends like Bill Belichick. This candor has amplified his
stature not only as the greatest to ever play, but
is a pivotal voice shaping the next generation of the sport.
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