After a rocky debut, Brady sounded more poised Sunday in his second Fox NFL broadcast — a good step in the right direction.

Tom Brady knows improvement is needed. He took fans behind the scenes of his NFL broadcasting debut in the latest video of his “Last Week” YouTube series, showing himself on a plane both before and after the Cowboys-Browns Week 1 clash.

Tom Brady got plenty of criticism for his first NFL game on the air with Fox, and rightfully so. He seemed nervous and his speech was stilted. But he improved in Week 2 with the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints broadcast,

Looking at Fox's broadcast schedule, what games might Brady be commentating on for the rest of this season? Since his second retirement,

Calling a Cowboys game for the second straight week Sunday, Brady seemed more comfortable in his new $375 million Fox job after a rocky debut, as he was willing to criticize Dak Prescott during Dallas’ blowout loss to the Saints while also showcasing a bit more enthusiasm.

Tom Brady's broadcast debut as an NFL analyst for Fox Sports helped the network to its best ratings in four years.

NFL legend Tom Brady made his broadcasting debut on September 8 when the Cleveland Browns hosted the Dallas Cowboys. One of the greatest players in NFL history, Brady was given a lucrative broadcasting deal by Fox, where he will serve as a color commentator.

Tom Brady got brutally frank about a Dallas Cowboys receiver who slipped in a game against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday ― and it was the moment many fans had been waiting for. (Check out the video below.

Tom Brady improved his skills in the broadcast booth over the weekend thanks to a dose of brutal honesty. There was one moment in particular that had NFL fans convinced he was fit for the booth.