Tom Brady Returns to Gillette Stadium to Call Patriots-Packers Game
Tom Brady returns to Gillette Stadium for the first time as a broadcaster when the Patriots host the Packers on FOX. The game also includes Rob Gronkowski’s induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame, bringing two defining figures from New England’s dynasty back into the spotlight.
By the Numbers- Brady won 6 Super Bowls and 3 MVP awards with New England.
- The Patriots won the AFC East in 17 of the 18 seasons Brady finished as their starting quarterback.
- Brady’s teams reached the AFC Championship Game 12 times in those 18 seasons, including 8 straight appearances.
- Brady and Gronkowski connected for 90 regular-season touchdown passes, the second-most by a quarterback-receiver duo in NFL history.
- Jordan Love leads the NFL with 2,246 passing yards; Drake Maye has 18 total touchdowns.
The nostalgia centers on New England’s past, but Sunday’s matchup features two of the league’s top quarterbacks. Maye is coming off a season in which he finished second in MVP voting and led the Patriots to the Super Bowl.
State of Play- Brady will call the Patriots-Packers game as part of FOX’s “America’s Game of the Week.”
- Gronkowski will be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame during the same visit.
Brady’s return is a celebration of New England’s historic run, while the game itself offers a fresh look at the quarterbacks shaping the league now.
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