Tom Brady clarified his role with the Las Vegas Raiders during a Fox conference call with reporters on Wednesday in advance of Sunday's Super Bowl.

Tom Brady addressed questions about his move to broadcasting as well as other issues on Wednesday during a conference call previewing Sunday’s Super Bowl 59 matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

The Chiefs are going for a three-peat — something Tom Brady’s New England Patriots didn’t do over the course of their dominant 20-year run that included six Super Bowl titles.

Las Vegas Raiders limited partner and FOX NFL's lead analyst Tom Brady is set to call the Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles

Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady speaks about the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes ahead of the Super Bowl.

"What they've achieved is unmatched. And I think that's cool because people always hated on us for so many years." The post Why Tom Brady says he’ll be ‘very happy’ if Chiefs win Super Bowl appeared first on Boston.

As part of a Fox Sports media conference call with about 20 reporters on Wednesday afternoon, Brady addressed some of the topics that have intersected with his first year as Fox’s lead NFL analyst. Here are some excerpts from that call,

Tom Brady has starred in many a Super Bowl. Now awaits a new challenge — calling the big game. Inside that and more of FOX's preparations.