NFL fans troll Tom Brady as Fox Analyst's voice cracks up during Bills-Rams showdown - "Can someone get him hot tea"

Tom Brady was in the booth during Sunday's contest between the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills. In what turned out to be the best game of Week 14, the former quarterback had a great chance to shine during his work as an analyst in a tight contest.

Except that NFL fans were not appreciative of Brady's booth work on Sunday. As the former quarterback gets to grips with the new perks of the job, he's still adapting to the circumstances. And NFL fans are not the easiest bunch to deal with.

Many spectators took to Twitter during the broadcast to criticize the quarterback's voice, pointing out that he was dealing with many voice crackdowns and even suggesting methods to help him:

"Tom's voice is hanging by a thread right now", said one fan.

"Did we really need to listen to Tom Brady & his crackling voice today?" said another.

"What the hell is wrong with Tom Brady’s voice all the time? He sucks as an announcer too but his voice is worse. So grating and raspy", a third one added.

The Los Angeles Rams were able to prevail in a 44-42 win over the Buffalo Bills, keeping themselves in the fight for the NFC West. The Bills, on the other hand, are already AFC East champions, but the loss could damage their chances of wrestling the AFC's first seed from the Kansas City Chiefs.

Tom Brady's FOX deal gives him security to learn on the job

Even if he still needs to adapt to the perks of broadcasting games, the former quarterback, who was a seven-time Super Bowl champion during his playing career, has more than enough time and security to improve.

His contract with the network is valid for ten years, and he's earning a total of $375 million during this time. The total value is bigger than any NFL contract he has ever signed during his playing days.

He has also become the part-time owner of the Las Vegas Raiders midway through the 2024 season and is expected to be active with the franchise during the offseason.