Bradshaw Criticizes Fox Over Brady’s $375M Deal

Terry Bradshaw, a longtime Fox NFL analyst, has criticized Fox for awarding Tom Brady a $375 million ten-year contract, making Brady the network's highest-paid analyst despite lacking broadcast experience. Bradshaw, who has anchored Fox's NFL coverage since 1994, joked on a podcast about Fox's refusal to increase his own reported $2 million annual salary, even after delivering record-breaking Super Bowl viewership. Bradshaw described his own contract as a 'bad deal' in comparison. Brady's broadcast debut has received mixed reviews, prompting critics and colleagues to question whether Fox is getting a fair return on its investment. Bradshaw's comments highlight ongoing frustrations among veteran analysts who feel undervalued as networks prioritize high-profile new hires. This situation reflects broader tensions over pay equity and spending priorities in live sports broadcasting.