Fox made a big splash when it decided to offer Tom Brady a 10-year, $375 million contract to be the network’s lead NFL analyst despite no broadcasting experience. The move was even more puzzling given that Fox had to demote an actual broadcasting star in Greg Olsen to make room for Brady.

A season after being replaced by Tom Brady on Fox Sports's No. 1 NFL broadcast team with Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen doesn’t seem to be holding any grudges.

Tom Brady is set to be part of the FOX broadcast team for Super Bowl LIX, as the Kansas City Chiefs look to make history against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Not only has Brady been navigating his first season as a broadcaster, but he also became a minority owner of the Raiders.

A couple of weeks ago, I stated in Traina Thoughts that it was a disservice to NFL fans that Fox’s Greg Olsen was not behind a microphone for postseason games. My comment had nothing to do with Tom Brady because I totally understand why Fox decided to get involved in the Tom Brady business.

When Fox Sports hired Tom Brady to be its lead NFL analyst, it effectively demoted Greg Olsen to the 'B' team. As a result, Olson won't be in the both for Super

About to hold his annual “Ungala” charity event at the Charlotte restaurant Steak 48, former Panther tight end Greg Olsen sat for an interview about the Panthers, the Super Bowl, and his broadcasting career at Fox.

Greg Olsen has made his feelings clear about being pushed aside for Super Bowl 2025 after Tom Brady's $375m broadcasting contract with Fox.

Greg Olsen was the face of FOX's NFL coverage before the network landed Tom Brady on a $375 million contract, but he was instantly demoted to No.2 analyst