Before calling Sunday's NFC Championship Game between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams, Fox analyst and legendary quarterback Tom Brady had a run-in with a former foe.

With head coach Pete Carroll’s firing and a first-round pick in hand, Tom Brady’s Las Vegas Raiders have scoured the market in search of the next man at the helm, conducting 15 interviews so far. They’re finally starting to trim that list down,

Fox's lead football analyst was having some fun on the mic of Sunday's game.

There's another Brady in Las Vegas getting a second interview for the Raiders head coaching position. It's Buffalo Bills OC Joe Brady.

Las Vegas Raiders Tom Brady has begun taking more of a role with the team. He recently sounded off on the Raiders' presumed future quarterback, Fernando Mendoza.

Joe Brady could find himself working for Tom Brady.

Considered the greatest NFL player of all time, Brady was learning a new job — with around 25 million viewers judging each syllable every Sunday afternoon — but he felt like he had training wheels on, trying to find his balance and some success as the season progressed, but never a full rhythm.

Tom Brady recently revealed the one pass of his legendary career that he regrets. And history could have been way different.